Meet-up where queer and ally individuals can hang out, play table top board games, and freely showcase their authentic selves in the company of friends and community members. *This is a (KN95 or better) mask-required event, with air purifiers on site. Masks will be provided on site.
Game Night at The LGBT Center of Raleigh is a weekly community meetup where queer individuals and allies gather to play tabletop board games. The event provides a safe, relaxed space to socialize, meet new people, and enjoy a variety of games in a supportive environment. This gathering is free to attend and is best suited for teenagers and young adults. To keep all attendees safe, high-quality masks are required indoors, and the center will provide KN95 masks at the door along with running active air purifiers throughout the space. It makes a great weekend pick because it offers a structured yet low-pressure way for young people to build local friendships. If your teen is looking for a welcoming community space on a Friday night, this is a consistent and safe option.
No, this community event is completely free to attend, and board games are provided on site.
What are the safety protocols for this indoor event?
This is a mask-required event. All attendees must wear a KN95 or better mask, which the center will provide for free at the door, and air purifiers will be running.
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