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17 May

Evergreen Games

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Evergreen Games are back. Head down to Carlton's The Clyde Hotel for an afternoon of board games, raffles and fun — all in the name of raising vital funds for brain cancer research and support services.

The annual event was created in 2015 to honour the life of Simon ‘Evergreen’ Pearce, a beloved member of the community and passionate board gamer, who was sadly taken too soon by brain cancer.

Evergreen Games has raised over $10,000 to help change the future for others affected by the disease.

Ready to get your game face on for a good cause? Check out their socials for updates.

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The Clyde Hotel
385 Cardigan St
Carlton 3053

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Adult / general $10

Free for children under 14

Booking not required

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  • email address: contact@evergreengames.au
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