Every Sunday from 12 PM – 4 PM, Trainers of all ages gather at Swords and Spoons for an afternoon of Pokémon fun! Whether you’re here to battle, trade, or just hang out with fellow fans, there’s always something happening in our Poké-friendly space.
Casual Play – Bring your decks and enjoy friendly matches at your own pace.
Trading – Swap cards and grow your collection.
Weekly Tournament – Battle for fun, prizes, and bragging rights.
Learn to Play Classes – Perfect for new Trainers (check the calendar for dates).
Special Tournaments – Bigger events throughout the year with even more excitement.
When: Sundays, 12 PM – 4 PM
Where: Swords and Spoons – 22599 MacArthur Blvd, California, MD
Tip: Be sure to check our event calendar to see what’s coming up—especially for learn-to-play days and special tournaments.
Come join the fun, meet fellow Trainers, and make Sundays your favorite Pokémon day of the week!
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