Following the success of the half-term events, Ilkley Board Games is back for Easter, with another afternoon of board games at All Saints for teenagers and children of all ages, plus their parents and carers.
This Wednesday afternoon, 2-5pm, at All Saints Church in Ilkley, people are welcome to pop in for one game or stay all afternoon.
Organisers say:
"We'll have a wide range of games for different interests and abilities, and hosts to help you find one that suits you and explain how to play it — from 80s classics like Lost Valley of the Dinosaurs and Labyrinth, modern favourites like Ticket to Ride and Outfoxed, or silly games like That's Not a Hat and Rhino Hero."
The afternoon is free and people are encouraged to bring their own drinks and snacks.
Parental supervision is required at all times.

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