At the Ivory Hotel in Glasgow on Sunday April 14th
All Day Crosswording Event!
PUZZLES, FOOD, PUB QUIZ, CROSSWORDS
Free entry, everyone welcome
Drop in from 12-9pm
Sunday April 14th
The Ivory Hotel, 2-4 Camphill Avenue, Glasgow G41 3AY
The Anymen (a small Glasgow-based crossword club) would like to extend an invitation to any and all crossword enthusiasts to drop in and join us at the Ivory Hotel in Glasgow on Sunday April 14th, between 12 and 9. There will be specially compiled puzzles for the occasion, a buffet, and a quiz in the evening. Crossword enthusiasts of all levels are welcome to join. If you wish to know more, or to simply register your interest in attending (helpful for us in ensuring enough food is provided), please get in touch at sprig (dot) grids (at) gmail (dot) com.
Anybody who wishes to compile a special puzzle for the event can also do so and send to the same email address up to a week in advance, which we can print out for attendees on the day to solve
I love the title of this event – Guzzlers & Pests! Sorry that I cannot attend.
Sounds like a very good day in my home city, but a 7,000-ish miles round trip from Chicago might be a bit excessive. Hope you all enjoy yourselves.
Wish I could be there! Love the notion of Guzzlers and Pests!
I am so glad you are doing this. Great name. More power to your elbows. I met you (or some of you) at York in October and from that contact can guarantee that those who make the trip will not be disappointed. A bit far for me to get there but wish you all the best.
This sounds awesome.
I might come up from Cumbria.
I have a few ducks I need to get in a row first. But, I love the idea.
Wylis
Sounds fantastic. I hope I’ll be able to make it.
Oh such a pity we’re away during that time, particularly since it’s close to us. Please keep posting events we’ll try and make the next one
This is thee event of 2024!
Be there or be squared (in neat boxes)
Just dropping in to wish you well with this. It sounds well organised and fun. But I fear @2 could probably fly to you from Chicago faster than I could drive from the Midlands.
Blave a hast you folk. would love be there.