Life is better
When we Game Together
In a world where loneliness is on the rise and true connection feels harder to find, Advance Three Spaces is on a mission to bring people back together. Whether you’re an old pro or just curious, our events are designed to be welcoming, inclusive, and joyfully human.
We’re not just playing games. We’re rebuilding our sense of community.
Upcoming events
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Oct 26 @ 9am
Foxtail Coffee in Odessa
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Nov 15 @ 2pm
Thirsty Buffalo Brew Factory
Chill beers, hot games.
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Dec 13 @ 2pm
Thirsty Buffalo Brew Factory
Great games, great company.
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Dec 28 @ 9am
Foxtail Coffee in Odessa
More games, more caffeine.
our mission
Advance Three Spaces is a 501c3 charity dedicated to building a stronger, healthier community through the shared experience of board gaming. By bringing people together around a table, we foster empathy and understanding while reducing social isolation.
What’s the latest?
Production will begin soon on our first game release: Cardchuterie! This delicious two player game tasks you with selecting ingredients to add to your charcuterie board, then creating plates for your guests! Learn more at https://www.cardchuterie.com!
End of Year Fundraising
It’s Q4, and that means we are fundraising to cover future budget. Please consider donating to our cause!
Join us on the Aftergame App!
1. Visit https://aftergame.app/welcome
2. Sign up with your Google, Apple, or Discord credentials.
3. Join the Advance3Spaces group!
Why “Advance Three Spaces”?
Beyond the board game reference, the idea of “third spaces” refers to places outside the home (first space) and work (second space) where people gather, socialize, and build community. Third spaces play a vital role in fostering a sense of belonging and improving quality of life by providing informal, neutral, and accessible environments. Without the community found in third spaces, we lose trust in each other, we lose empathy, and we lose the joy that comes from being part of something bigger. Unfortunately, third spaces are on the decline. We’d like to change that.
