Are you a gamer? If not, then you probably know someone who is. The spouse who is addicted to SCRABBLE or Words with Friends, the friend who plays modern board games, the kids who still play your favorite childhood board games and
Are you a gamer? If not, then you probably know someone who is. The spouse who is addicted to SCRABBLE or Words with Friends, the friend who plays modern board games, the kids who still play your favorite childhood board games and others who play today's more social video games. Gaming is everywhere today, including at your local library.
International Games Day @ your library is an annual initiative of the American Library Association to reconnect communities through their libraries around the educational, recreational and social value of all types of games. Now in its fifth year, this community event has seen more than 100,000 people play games together over the last four years.
During International Games Day on Saturday, Nov. 3, more than 1,000 libraries will hold a variety of gaming activities that include modern board games, video games, card games and role playing games, as well as two International Video Game Tournaments in which libraries from all 50 U.S. states