Almost every Friday from 5 PM – 10 PM (except on release weekends), planeswalkers gather at Swords and Spoons for an evening of Magic: The Gathering fun. Whether you’re here to sling spells with friends or meet new opponents, there’s always room at the table.
Casual Commander Play – $5 per player. Bring your pod or let us help you find one. Includes random door prizes throughout the night.
Weekly Draft – Build a deck on the spot and test your skills. Entry fee varies by set each week.
Trades Welcome – Bring your binder to swap cards with other players (please, no selling).
New Player Friendly – We’re happy to help you learn and get into the game.
When: Most Fridays, 5 PM – 10 PM (except release weekends)
Where: Swords and Spoons – 22599 MacArthur Blvd, California, MD
Tip: Check our event calendar for weekly updates—especially on release weekends and special event nights.
Join us for the magic, the matches, and the camaraderie.
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