Events

Bring in your best baking and join us for our annual Baking competition. Each year we bring in Titusville celebrity judges to rate, berate, and gush over your best bakes. Pre-regestration will get you a space in the competition. Baking categories will be announced early. On your marks…get set…bring in your bakes!

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Join us every October the 29th as we celebrate the birthday of master painting teacher, friend to animals, and all around nice human being, Bob Ross. We’ll be playing a store wide game of, Art of Chill, where the goal is to not only out paint your fellow competitors, but the master, Bob Ross himself. Better hope Bob is just chilling. All the while we’ll be enjoying some fine theme music, a bit of great Bob wisdom, and some tasty themed snacks. Bob Ross inspired fashion is strongly encouraged.

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Hero Kids is an award winning fantasy Role Playing game that is a fantastic introduction to role playing games for younger kids. Each player creates their own character, joins some friends, and explores a fantastic world of myth and magic. Hero Kids uses an easy to understand skill test system based on common, six sided dice and doesn’t require any complicated maths. The game moves fast and keeps everyone involved in the story. And stories we have! These kids keep their towns and villages safe from goblins, gnomes, wizards, and swarms of rats! Each game session generally lasts from 30 to 45 minutes, it moves fast and keeps the fun levels high.

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In Adventures in Terranoth, players enter a fantastic realm of myth and magic through a unique, custom made character, like an Latari Elf, an Orc of the broken Plains, a Dwarf, a Gnome, or a catfolk, and travel through lands full of fairies, sprites, deadly trolls, and immortal Dragons. In Teranoth, our party of brave explorers will cross raging rivers, wide oceans, vast deserts and delve deep into dangerous dungeons. The cooperative storytelling in the Terrinoth rpg is guided by a unique set of narrative dice. We are not rolling to beat a number, we are rolling to succeed or to fail. But even when failure happens, and oh, failure does happen, we can still fail with some unexpected advantage, just as we can also succeed with some daunting disadvantage. The dice aid us in crafting these exciting tales. And, well, they’re also pretty beautiful. Players experienced and brand new to the game are most welcome. We are a team in this story, and are happy to help.

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Explore the Cuthulu Mythos, the mystery, and the horror through the Call of Cuthulu role playing game. In this game you play as ordinary people, driven by altruism, greed, curiosity, or need to become investigators of the unknown. Can you and your fellow investigators stop a diabolical cult from raising a terrible cosmic horror before it’s too late and our world is devoured? The Call of Cuthulu role playing game is a skill based system, and uses 100 sided dice to determine the effects of your ability and chance. It is also a game where luck is a commodity, but spend wisely as when your luck runs out, it is likely the end, if not for your physical well being, then it may be your mental state that pays the price– one can only endure so much horror before the mind collapses. Regular old folk against cosmic elder gods? Yeah, chances of surviving are mightily low, but fun is guaranteed.

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Travel back a long time ago, to a galaxy far, far away, and join us for Star Wars, the role playing game. In the Star Wars rpg, each player creates a custom character, and, joined by a number of cohorts, enters into adventures set in our favorite galaxy. A Mandalorian bounty hunter, a human scoundrel smuggling spice through the outer rim, a mighty Wookie making their way back to Kashyyyk, a nobel Jedi knight protecting justice with the Force, or a medical driod following its program codes while striving to avoid a stem bolt. A role playing game isn’t about winning or losing, it’s a space for a group of friends, old and new, to engage in some dynamic and fun cooperative storytelling, storytelling where the stars are the limit. The cooperative storytelling in the Star Wars rpg is guided by a unique set of narrative dice. We are not rolling to beat a number, we are rolling to succeed or to fail. But even when failure happens, and oh, failure does happen, we can still fail with some unexpected advantage, just as we can also succeed with some daunting disadvantage. The dice aid us in crafting these exciting tales. And, well, they’re also pretty. Players experienced and brand new to the game are most welcome. We are a team in this story, and are happy to help.

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The last Friday of every month, a shadow falls over our little village, ancient chanting carries across the wind, something indescribable bellows a hair raising cry as tentacles pry open cracks in the sky…welcome to Arkham south, or as we call it, Titusville, New Jersey. That’s when we gather and break open all our favorite cosmic horror games. Board games, Card games, Miniature games, and of course, role playing games. Join us as we dim the lights, light the (LED) candles, pipe in the spookiest music we can find, and do our very best to prevent elder gods from devouring our precious realm. And really, do come out, we’re going to need the help, for all our sakes. Anyone seen my Elder Sign?

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Break out your kashyyyk terrain, polish off your best painted stormtroopers, double peg your X-Wings, and prepare for war in the stars. Don’t know what any of that means, but love Star Wars, or are you just interested in miniature gaming? Join us on Sundays. And please don’t worry that you don’t have any stuff, or don’t know how to play, because we have stuff, and we’re here to get you started into some seriously tiny fun. Featuring games like: X-Wing Legion Shatterpoint Armada and many more.

A long time ago (every Sunday), in a teeny, tiny Galaxy in Titusville…

American Mah Jongg is a four player game of collecting brightly adorned tiles into various combinations. The player that matches the first set from a standard card of sets, calls Mah-jongg, and scores. using mah jongg tiles. The goal of the game is to be the first, by picking and discarding, to match one's tiles to a specific hand from the annually distributed scorecard published by the National Mah Jongg League (NMJL) and American Mah-Jongg Association (AMJA).[2] Scoring is done by matching the points assigned to each predetermined hand on the annually distributed NMJL card & AMJA card.

(Bi-weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursdays–or anytime)

Bring in the tykes for some preschool games by fantastic publishers like Haba and Treasure Falls Games. We’ll keep the fun going with lots of cooperation and imagination guided by some truly fantastically designed games for preschoolers. And while the kids giggle, the parents can enjoy some great French baking and a coffee from L'annexe de Mamie Colette. $5.00. $3.00 for the siblings. Free with your Titusville Tabletop Membership!

Monday-Wednsday-Friday 10:30 - 11:00

Blood on the Clocktower is a social deduction game, and just may be the best fun ever. Seven to twenty of us gather, each taking on the role of a townsfolk of Ravenswood Bluff– the tailor, the butcher, the washerwoman, the blacksmith, the mayor. But someone among us is not who they seem, one of us is the demon. During the day we are free to roam the village, talking amongst ourselves, striving to keep our secrets close while prying our neighbors to reveal theirs. At night we all go to sleep. Each villager may be woken to receive bits of information they can use to expose the demon. But night is also the time the demon does their nasty work. Can we expose the demon before it’s too late? All are welcome to play, experience is never necessary, fun is the easy part.

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