Burbank Chess Social   est. 2024

(Monday Evenings)

Meets at McCambridge Park 6pm-11pm

@burbankchess

Burbank Chess Social meets every Monday evening at McCambridge Park, a beautiful green space perfect for an evening outdoors. Players of all levels gather for friendly games, while enjoying a weekly potluck and grilling that keeps the atmosphere warm and lively. It’s the perfect mix of good food, great company, and chess under the open sky.

Organized by: James Clark

NOHO Chess Social est. 2022

(Every Tuesday Evening)

Meets at Brews Brothers in North Hollywood 7pm-10pm

5140 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood 91601

@noho_chess_social

The NoHo Chess Social meets every Tuesday night at Brews Brothers in North Hollywood, offering a relaxed and friendly setting for players of all levels. With plenty of tables, good drinks, and a lively crowd, it’s become a favorite spot for the local chess community. Whether you’re a casual player or a seasoned competitor, you’ll find great games and great company here.

Organized by: Alex Hernandez 

Highland Park Chess Club  est. 2019

• (Every Wednesday Evening)

• Meets at Belle’s Delicatessen 6pm-10pm

• 5022 York Blvd. Los Angeles 90042

• @highlandparkchess

The Highland Park Chess Club, the second-oldest chess social in Los Angeles, meets every Wednesday evening at Belle’s Delicatessen. Games take place on a charming, tucked-away back patio, where warm lighting creates a cozy and atmospheric vibe. It’s a beloved weekly tradition for players who enjoy good chess in a beautiful, hidden setting.

Organized by: Aron Rivin

Hollywood Chess Social   est. 2024

• (Every Thursday Evening)

• Meets at the Remix Room 6pm-11pm  

• 6423 Yucca St Los Angeles 90028

• @hollywoodpushers

The Hollywood Chess Social (or Hollywood Pushers), is one of LA’s newest chess socials, meeting every Thursday night at The Remix Room in central Hollywood. This 21+ gathering has quickly gained popularity for its great location and welcoming vibe, making it an ideal first club for newcomers. With lively games and a friendly crowd, it’s a fresh favorite in the city’s chess scene.

Organized by: Douglas Larlham