🎲 The Lazy Buzzard Announces November Calendar with Winter Hours in Pikeville

The Lazy Buzzard, a creative hub for artists, crafters, and tabletop gaming enthusiasts on Main Street in Pikeville, has released its November schedule alongside a shift to winter operating hours. The shop will be closed Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays through the season, reflecting a common adjustment for local retailers heading into the quieter months.

📅 Weekly Programming and Special Events

The November calendar reflects a robust lineup of activities across the week. Wednesdays feature The Army Painter Miniatures Paint Party from 3-8 p.m., with costs varying by session. Thursdays bring casual game nights including Bunco and Chicken Foot, while Fridays host tabletop RPG campaigns and casual collectible card game play throughout the day.

Saturdays are anchored by competitive and casual gaming tournaments. Highlights include a Warhammer Spearhead League session on November 7th, Magic: The Gathering tournaments with entry fees ranging from $5 to $20, and a One Piece Card Game tournament on November 14th. A special Daggerheart Learn Play & Create session on November 21st offers newcomers a chance to try the game and build a character for $25 per person.

🎉 Holiday and Community Moments

The shop closes on Thanksgiving (November 26th) but returns with a festive D&D 5e session on November 28th-a “Friendsgiving: A Fowl Feast” adventure for characters levels 3-5, priced at $10 per person. That same evening, the Christmas Parade takes place downtown in Pikeville at 5 p.m., with Main Street closing to traffic starting at 3 p.m.

The Lazy Buzzard also hosts a VFW meeting on the second Monday of each month from 6-8 p.m., underscoring its role as a community gathering space beyond gaming and crafts. ✨

💡 What to Know Before You Visit

With winter hours now in effect, residents planning a visit should note the shop’s new closure schedule. Several Friday and Saturday events are already marked full-including The Zodiac Age TTRPG sessions-so interested players may want to reach out ahead of time. Entry fees for events range from free casual play to $25 for specialized workshops, making the space accessible to both seasoned hobbyists and curious newcomers.