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Tabletop Scotland

Fri 4 - Sun 6 September 2026

Royal Highland Centre, The Stables, 2 Ingliston Rd, Ingliston, Newbridge EH28 8NB, United Kingdom, Edinburgh, Scotland · Get directions

£0.00 – £50.00

Tabletop Scotland

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Tabletop Scotland returns to the Royal Highland Centre this September! Featuring all aspects of tabletop gaming including tournaments, seminars, role playing games, miniatures, a bring and buy event and a well stocked games library. There will also be plenty of space - with thousands of seats and tables placed well apart from each other to ensure full accessibility. Tickets are available from 28th March 2026. Under 16’s go free - for the whole weekend if you wish - and adult prices vary up to a maximum of £50.00

Event schedule

Friday
12:00 - 23:00
Saturday
10:00 - 23:00
Sunday
10:00 - 19:00

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Finished 6 Sep 2026

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Organiser: Tabletop Scotland
Category: Tabletop events
Tags: Europe
Website: tabletopscotland.co.uk

Last updated 1 Sep 2026

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