Come join your fellow Greenfielders for our third installment of Greenfield Game Night! Bring your own games or join others there. This Sunday, July 11, at 4 PM at the Greenfield Presbyterian Church (3929 Coleman Street).
Game on!

Snow stopped us last time, but Spring is here! It’s time to dust off the Monopoly, Sorry!, and Cranium boards and bring your games down to the Greenfield Presbyterian Church (3929 Coleman Street, 2 blocks off Greenfield Ave at Coleman and Alger) on Sunday, May 2nd at 4:00pm for another Greenfield Game Night! If you [...]

The Greenfield Game Night was canceled due to the snow storm and will be rescheduled for a later date.
Alright, Gamers! It’s time to dust off the Monopoly, Sorry!, and Cranium boards and bring your games down to the Greenfield Presbyterian Church (3929 Coleman Street, 2 blocks off Greenfield Ave at Coleman and Alger) on [...]

Welcome to Part 2 of the 2 Part Holiday Game Recap!
Another awesome game I had played before but only picked up over the holiday is Bananagrams. I was first introduced to it by my cousin and his (then) fiancee. They loved it so much they gave it as gifts to all their wedding party.
A [...]

Welcome to Part 1 of the 2 Part Holiday Game Recap!
Set is a compact card game that I have been playing for a couple years now, but never actually owned. This year’s office gift exchange yielded my very own copy of Set, huzzah!
Originally published in 1988, Set has stood the test of time very well. [...]

Buckle up, Game Night fans, we’re going south of the border.
Well, sort of — we’re actually going to the Caribbean Sea, to Puerto Rico to be exact. Puerto Rico is an awesome board game, but it is complicated as all get out, so that’s why I recommended the buckling.
When you open the box for [...]

Backgammon is a game whose history dates back roughly 5000 years. So, yeah, that makes it the oldest game I’ve ever reviewed. : )
Backgammon is so old, it may be the first game to be mentioned in written history, by the Sumerians of ancient Mesopotamia. The rules in English were standardized in 1743 by [...]

First off, I’d like to say thanks to everyone who came out to the first ever actual Greenfield Game Night. Eleven of us got together and played games ranging from Scrabble to Pandemic to Blokus. I think everyone enjoyed themselves and we will definitely do it again!
Ok, so, you like the idea of trivia [...]

Don’t forget we’re going to be having a Greenfield Game Afternoon this Sunday!  So, if you  live nearby and are interested in playing some games, come on over to the Greenfield  Organization building on Greenfield Ave. on Sunday July 26th from  3pm – 6pm.  I’ll bring some games but please don’t hesitate to bring some [...]

Lots of stuff coming up:
Thursday, July 16th – TONIGHT
- Carnegie Library Town Hall Meeting–the Hazelwood branch is at risk of closing:
The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh System faces a very bleak $6 million budget deficit that will require cuts in services and locations so they have asked for community input to address the problem. Please [...]