Sunday afternoon Game Afternoons De Tuyter

Old-fashioned scrabble, rummikubben or shuffleboard? Maybe a game of pim-pam-cap or man-annoying? Come to De Tuyter and get started!

Sunday afternoon games afternoons are becoming a tradition.

Will you be there again on Sunday 13 December?

Once a month on a Sunday afternoon we meet in De Tuyter to play games while enjoying a cup of coffee / tea and a chat. Everyone takes part in the shuffleboard competition, back in time. But a game of catanning, checking your speed with speed cups or four-on-one rows is also possible.

We have enough space and together we pay attention to keeping a sufficient distance so that everyone feels safe.

The Sunday afternoon game afternoons are once a month from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Put in your diary: Sunday December 13, Sunday January 10, Sunday February 14, Sunday March 14, Sunday April 11, Sunday May 9, Sunday June 13.

Will you join? Register via 06-22640541 or by sending an email to info@cwpkrimpen.nl. Participation costs € 2.50 and includes coffee / tea.

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