November 2026 Activities
Get your calendar ready! This November, KLEFF is filling Barcelona with board game nights, tournaments, and special activities. Whether you're coming to compete in one of the tournaments or just want to play a few games, meet new people, and have a great time, we've got a plan for you.
This month, events are spread across three locations in the city: L'Estació – Espai Gastronòmic, Time Out Market Barcelona (brand new debut!) and Mathom – Galeries Maldà. Here is the full schedule, day by day.
Tournaments and game nights at L'Estació – Espai Gastronòmic
📍 L'Estació – Espai Gastronòmic · 🕖 From 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Our usual meeting point for playing board games in Barcelona. This month, four dates for all tastes:
November 4: Déjà Vu demo and tournament
A night to discover Déjà Vu hand in hand with its creators, Nico Cardona and Too Bad Games. During this session, there will be a demonstration of the publisher's latest release: Déjà Vu, presented by its author. Afterward, we'll hold an elimination tournament of the game, with a prize for the winner.
Throughout the game night, everyone who wants to will be able to try all their games, with rules explained. Among those who try any of their games (Fake Zebra, Déja Vu, President, Panots or Mala Suerte), several games from the publisher will be raffled off.
You can sign up for the tournament at this link.
November 12: Código Secreto couples tournament and Slow Friending in English
Two plans in a single night: a Código Secreto couples tournament, perfect for coming with your best ally, and an English Slow Friending session to practice the language and meet people while playing.
Sign-ups for the Código Secreto Tournament at this link.
Sign-ups for Slow Friending with Board Games at this link
November 18: Ciudadelas tournament
A classic of bluffing and strategy. The Ciudadelas tournament is organized by RSGAMES.
For anyone who doesn't know this game, here's the explanation:
In Citadels, players assume new roles each round to represent characters they hire to help them get gold and build buildings. The game ends at the conclusion of the round in which a player builds their seventh building. Afterward, players add up their points and the player with the highest score wins.
Players start the game with several building cards in hand; the buildings come in five different colors, and purple ones usually have a special ability, while those of other colors provide an advantage when playing certain characters. At the start of each round, the player who was the king in the previous round discards one of the eight character cards at random, chooses one, and then passes the cards to the next player, and so on until each player has secretly chosen a character. Each character has a special ability, and the usefulness of each depends on your situation and that of your opponents. Next, the characters carry out their actions in numerical order: the assassin eliminates another character during that round, the thief steals all the gold from another character, the magician swaps building cards with another player, the warlord optionally destroys a building in play, and so on.
On a turn, a player gains two or more gold coins (or draws two building cards and then discards one) and then optionally builds a building (or up to three if playing as the architect that round). Buildings cost an amount of gold equal to the number of symbols they have, and each building is worth a certain number of points. In addition to building points, at the end of the game a player gets extra points for having eight buildings or buildings of all five colors.
Tournament sign-ups at this link.
November 25: Heat tournament
Based on simple and intuitive hand management, "Heat: Pedal to the Metal" puts players in the driver's seat of intense car races, where they must battle for positions to cross the finish line first while controlling their car's speed to prevent it from overheating. Choosing the right upgrades for their car will help them take corners with precision and keep the engine cool enough to maintain top speed. In short, your driving skills will be the key to victory!
We bring you a tournament where you'll have to drift around corners and accelerate to the max to claim victory.
Tournament sign-ups at this link.
Heat: Pedal to the Metal Tournament
November 21: Game Night – Party Edition
A night of games, fun, and new connections organized by KLEFF and Time Out Market Barcelona. Game Night is an experience to meet new people, share games, and put your skills to the test with a selection of fun, dynamic, and easy-to-learn party games.
In addition to the games, there will be mini-challenges, participatory activities, and, to close the night, a board game raffle. You can come alone or with friends: you'll find the perfect atmosphere to play, laugh, and connect with other people, even if you've never played this type of game before.
When: Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
Price: €5 per person. Admission includes access to Game Night and a drink of your choice: water, wine, beer, or soft drink.
Registration: buy your ticket for Game Night on 3cket.
November 27: Slow Friending – Social Edition
Looking to meet new people in Barcelona, expand your circle of friends, or perhaps find a special connection? Slow Friending – Social Edition is an evolution of playful Slow Friending, more focused on socializing and connecting with other people in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Friendships and romance.
During the session, we combine socializing moments with group dynamics, social games, and table rotations that allow you to interact with many different participants.
Initial socialization: you start by meeting other participants in an informal atmosphere.
Table rotations: every 30-35 minutes you change tables to meet different people.
Games and social dynamics: activities designed to break the ice and facilitate conversations.
Matching: you can indicate which people you would like to stay in touch with, either for friendship or a potential romantic connection. If there's a match, KLEFF facilitates contact through its platform.
When: Friday, November 27, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
Price: €6.50 per person, with an included drink of your choice between water, wine, beer, or soft drink.
Important: to participate, you must complete two steps. First, buy your ticket on 3cket; then, fill out the KLEFF registration form, where you will answer a few questions necessary to prepare the dynamics and matching system. Buying the ticket alone does not complete registration, and spots are limited.
Social Slow Friending at Time Out Market Barcelona
CATAN Macro-Tournament at Mathom – Galeries Maldà
📍 Mathom – Galeries Maldà · 🕙 From 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM h
November 28: CATAN Macro-Tournament!
We close the month with a morning CATAN macro-tournament. Get ready to compete, negotiate, and conquer the island.
On this occasion, in addition to the €5 voucher to buy games at Mathom, all participants will receive an exclusive set of Catan dice as a gift.
Sign up at this link.
Frequently Asked Questions about KLEFF events
Do I have to participate in a tournament to attend?
No. You can just come to play a few games and freely use our game library without signing up for a tournament or special activity, meet new people, and have a great time.
How much do Time Out Market Barcelona tickets cost?
Game Night – Party Edition costs €5 per person and Slow Friending – Social Edition costs €6.50. In both cases, the ticket includes a drink of your choice between water, wine, beer, or soft drink.
Can I go to a game night if I don't know anyone?
Yes. You can come alone or with friends to any of our events. We usually organize some games so it's easy to arrive and play. Alternatively, you can ask anyone in a red t-shirt and we'll help you find people to play with. If you have no one to come with, we highly recommend signing up for the slow friending sessions as they are activities expressly focused on meeting people; in the case of the game night at Time Out Market, there will be mini-challenges and participatory dynamics designed for meeting people.
How does Slow Friending work?
After an initial socializing phase, you change tables every 30-35 minutes to meet different people, with icebreaker games and dynamics. At the end, you can indicate who you would like to keep in touch with, for friendship or a potential romance, and if there's a match, KLEFF facilitates contact.
Is buying the Slow Friending ticket enough to sign up?
Yes, except for the activity scheduled at Time Out Market, you are required to sign up on the Konektum registration form to manage your attendance and generate compatible tables. You can find the registration form at kleff.es/sfs to confirm your participation.