Sunday chess in Barcelona and nearby towns
This list holds 17 entries: 15 confirmed as active by a source and 2 still without a recent dated trace. Municipalities: Badalona, Barcelona, Castelldefels, Gavà, Montcada i Reixac, Sant Adrià de Besòs, and Sant Boi de Llobregat. Sources read to .
Entries on this list
- Charcha Cultural Cafecafé or bar · Barcelona ·
- Chess Night at Pasa Tapas (Board Games BCN)café or bar · Barcelona ·
- Barcelona Chess Meetupplayers' group · Barcelona ·
- Escola d'Escacs / Club Escola Catalana d'Escacschess school · Barcelona ·
- Mehman Khana (winter venue of Barcelona Chess Meetup)café or bar · Barcelona ·
- Open Infantil d'Escacs - Festa Major de les Cortstournament · Barcelona ·
- Parc de la Ciutadella (Parc Infantil) - Sunday chess meetupoutdoor tables · Barcelona ·
- Trobada d'Escacs de l'Ateneu Hortenc (Festa Major d'Horta)tournament · Barcelona ·
- Torneig d'Escacs Festa Major de Castelldefels (partides ràpides)tournament · Castelldefels ·
- Obert Internacional Ciutat de Badalona (Cor de Marina)tournament · Badalona ·
- Open Internacional d'Escacs Sant Adriàtournament · Sant Adrià de Besòs ·
- Memorial Josep Lorente - Obert Internacional d'Escacs Actius (Sant Boi)tournament · Sant Boi de Llobregat ·
- Obert d'Escacs Ciutat de Sant Adriàtournament · Sant Adrià de Besòs ·
- Obert Festa Major de Gavà - Memorial Santiago Bonaytournament · Gavà ·
- Escola i Club d'Escacs MIR (Club Escacs Montcada i Reixac, CEMIR)chess club · Montcada i Reixac ·
- GLOP Club - Club de Ajedrezchess club · Barcelona ·
- Chess nights | Barcelona | Freeplayers' group · Barcelona ·
Sunday chess tends to happen in daylight: the morning round of a tournament, a club open in the afternoon, families at an outdoor board, a weekend course for children. This page lists every entry whose sessions include Sunday, together with the entries that run daily.
Weekend activity can follow the season. Tournament rounds take place only while the event runs, courses pause between terms, and outdoor boards depend on the weather. The card for each entry gives the organiser, the time and the source, and the mark at the end of each line shows when we last found a dated trace of chess there.