Six nights, and the lake sets the clock
Cheese on Thursday, the blue hour sitting on Friday, the long table on Saturday, teaching on Sunday, quiet on Monday and canasta on Tuesday.
Day by day
| Day | Doors | In the hall |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday | 4pm – 12am | Cheese night, whatever the dairy has ready |
| Friday | 4pm – 12am | Blue hour sitting, all five tables laid |
| Saturday | 3pm – 12am | Long table seated at seven, reservations advised |
| Sunday | 3pm – 10pm | Teaching table from 5pm, free, four seats |
| Monday | 4pm – 11pm | Quiet hall, short board, walk in |
| Tuesday | 4pm – 11pm | Canasta from 6pm, two tables held |
| Wednesday | Closed | Deliveries and paperwork |
The nights people ring about
Friday is the blue hour sitting. The lake goes an unreasonable colour some time between half four and eight depending on the month, and we open the doors to match — the time is chalked out front that afternoon.
Saturday's long table seats fourteen together whether you know each other or not. Some people book it precisely because they do not.
Sunday's teaching table is four seats, free, and exists because half of our regulars did not know a single card game two years ago.
Fri, blue hour
Doors timed to the lake; check the board or ring.
Sat 7pm
The long table, fourteen seats, shared by design.
Sun 5pm
Teaching table, four seats, no charge at all.