Open Chess Training with SS Gambit
It offers a way to play chess with SS Gambit without needing club membership or advance registration.
Practical
- When
- Since 28 October
- Duration
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- Where
- Galles gränd 5, NorrtäljeMap and directions
- Age
- Children and adults
SS Gambit, the chess club in Norrtälje, holds an open club evening on Wednesdays at Folkets hus Norrtälje. The programme combines training with free play, and welcomes beginners as well as experienced players. Children and adults can take part; membership and advance registration are not required. Boards and pieces are available at the venue, so visitors can join without bringing their own equipment.
The listed sessions continue on Wednesdays through 16 December, with the next one on 4 November. Each session is scheduled for 18:00–19:30. The same evening is open to people who want training and those who simply want a game: the description includes both chess practice and free play.
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