Welcome to the famous Marshall Chess Club, the second oldest chess club in the United States! This is where José Raúl Capablanca gave his last exhibition, where Alexander Alekhine visited and played speed chess, and where thirteen-year-old Bobby Fischer defeated Donald Byrne in "The Game of the Century." Whether you're just starting out or a Grandmaster, the Marshall Chess Club is a warm place to learn more about chess. Please feel free to contact us or to drop by. We look forward to welcoming you!
Website: marshallchessclub.org
Phone: (212) 477-3716
Cross Streets: Between E 10th St/5th Ave and 6th Ave
Closed now
- Fri 2:00 PM - 12:00 AM
23 W 10th St New York, NY 10011 ·347.83 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpHistoric Chess in NYC Located in on old townhouse on 10th street Marshall Chess Club is one, if not the oldest chess clubs in New York. Many classes are available for beginners, mostly for...
MoreI recently attended a Adult Beginner class and a Beginner Chess Tournament at Marshall. I had really high hopes for both, but instead I thought both suffered from some easy-to-fix logistical...
MoreNever thought I would be the first to review anything in Manhattan! I guess nerds usually arent foodies? Probably hubby's fave place in the city. Everytime we go to Union Square to eat/play,...
MoreWhat can I say, I went up a lot and the people are nicer the more you are here. The end of the month blitz events are legit and a lot of fun. Good crowd. 4.5.
MoreThis rating is for their Saturday kids class. Extremely unorganized, no supervision, kids just play with each other no teaching, the teacher has absolutely no control over the kids, so noisy!!!...
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