The Bayonne Chess Society & Club - Sunday Free Group Chess Lessons A La Chubby's

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The Bayonne Chess Society's free group lessons taking place at Chubby's Sports Bar and Grill. Anyone can attend. Any age can attend. If you're a new player, maybe someone who saw 'The Queen's Gambit', and are now like millions of others around the world that have decided to get involved with chess, as a result of having seen that series on Netflix, feel free to join us. If you're a player, who just wants to brush up on their game ... again, feel free to join us. It's RSVP only. We get 17-20 RSVP, the lesson goes off. The chess is free...the venue isn't. So, RSVP's are absolutely a must !!!

If you're a parent, and you are bringing a child...that count's as two RSVP. We have a lot of kids, and parents wanting to bring their kids, so the RSVP requirement should be a piece of cake. But, its still a requirement to RSVP.

I've found a lot of parents picking up the game, as a result of watching their kids learn. So, they indirectly become a student too. Some of the parents have caught on amazingly fast. Excellent students.

So, join us. It's always a great time, and the kids are the future of chess.