About Us
Norwich Dons Chess club is arguably the most dynamic chess club in Norwich. We arrange a full programme of events for our members, some competitive, some for fun, which are always well-supported. These include participation in the Norfolk League and Cup competitions as well as a variety of internal competitions. some lasting the whole season, others taking place on a single evening. We also host 2 competitions each year open to non-members.
Aside from the competitive chess, there are always games of casual chess taking place in the bar area.
Membership of the Dons Chess Club will guarantee you the chance of a game every week, either competitive or casual as you wish.
History
Norwich Dons Chess Club was founded in 1977. Its first regular venue was "The Duke of Norfolk" public house in north Norwich, the initials of which gave the club its name DONs.
NEW Venue
The club meets on Tuesday evenings from 7:30 until 11:00 p.m. at The County Arts Club, 8 Plumstead Road, Norwich NR7 3ND, telephone number 01603 435429.
Membership
Membership costs £25 for the year which is membership for the County Arts Club
In addition if you want to play competitive chess you will need to join the English Chess Federation (ECF). The club usually has between 25 and 30 members.
Aside from the competitive chess, there are always games of casual chess taking place in the bar area.
Membership of the Dons Chess Club will guarantee you the chance of a game every week, either competitive or casual as you wish.
History
Norwich Dons Chess Club was founded in 1977. Its first regular venue was "The Duke of Norfolk" public house in north Norwich, the initials of which gave the club its name DONs.
NEW Venue
The club meets on Tuesday evenings from 7:30 until 11:00 p.m. at The County Arts Club, 8 Plumstead Road, Norwich NR7 3ND, telephone number 01603 435429.
Membership
Membership costs £25 for the year which is membership for the County Arts Club
In addition if you want to play competitive chess you will need to join the English Chess Federation (ECF). The club usually has between 25 and 30 members.