Chess clubs in Asheville

1 chess club in Asheville. The card below lists its address, meeting times and contact details.

Sessions
Wednesday · 19:00 start · First Wednesday each monthMonthly quick tournament first round · 856 Sweeten Creek Unit J
Fees
Unknown
Sources5
Details

Schedule

Monthly quick tournament first round · 856 Sweeten Creek Unit J

Wednesday · 19:00 start · First Wednesday each month[2]

Kids Night · Asheville Math 856 Sweeten

Weekly from April2,2026[3]

Later rounds 20:00/21:00, onsite registration 18:30.First week of the month.From 2 April 2026

Who can join

Age groups
All ages and experience levels · casual play, rated tournaments and tutoring.[4]
Playing levels
All ages and experience levels · casual play, rated tournaments and tutoring.[4]

Teaching & language

Teaching
Weekly Kids Night from April 2, 2026 · new and experienced children, coaches guide play, rated/unrated competition.Youth coaches available[3]
Lessons
All ages and experience levels · casual play, rated tournaments and tutoring.[4]

Contacts

Unknown details

End time · Fees: membership, visits & trials · Minimum age · Format · Review score

Sources 5

  1. 01
    ncchess.org

    Directory record

  2. 02
    ashevillechess.org

    Schedule

  3. 03
    ashevillechess.org

    Schedule, Teaching

  4. 04
    ashevillechess.org

    Age groups, Format, Playing levels

  5. 05
    maps.google.com

    Approximate address location

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About ASHEVILLE CHESS CLUB

Where does ASHEVILLE CHESS CLUB meet?

ASHEVILLE CHESS CLUB plays at 856 Sweeten Creek Road, Unit J, Asheville, NC 28803.

When does ASHEVILLE CHESS CLUB meet?

Monthly quick tournament first round, 856 Sweeten Creek Unit J: Wednesday, 19:00 start, First Wednesday each month. Kids Night, Asheville Math 856 Sweeten: Weekly from April2,2026.

Who can join ASHEVILLE CHESS CLUB?

All ages and experience levels, casual play, rated tournaments and tutoring.

How can I contact ASHEVILLE CHESS CLUB?

Call 847-287-5113 or visit ashevillechess.org.

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