25/06/2026 - Event Booking Goes Live Saturday!
Event booking is going live this weekend, on Saturday 27th June @ 18:00 to precise.
As with previous years, the only way you can book your seat into an event online is to already have your Tabletop Scotland ticket.
Given previous year’s experience, we highly recommend that you order your convention ticket before Saturday.
Whilst we have made some improvements to the website’s performance this year, if previous years are anything to go by it will be busy when event launch happens!

So, what do we have for you this year? We’re glad you asked.

Our general events schedule has a lot to offer this year.
Blood on the Clocktower, Hobbycraft, Crokinole, Arkham Horror, Pandemic: Survival, WarCry and a few new things in store for you.
We still have a few things to add to this schedule but still to finalise hosting duties and such.

Our D&D Adventurers League schedule is jam packed with new adventures fresh from the minds of our writing team. Some of these previewed at UK Games Expo this year, whilst others are completely new.
As ever, we are hosting multiple Epic events as part of the schedule and to meet demand we have expanded the number of tables to 12 in every slot.

As per previous comms, we have expanded our RPG schedule a lot this year to meet the demand of attendees. In each slot there will be 23 tables of games. We’ve done this by using two of the meeting rooms on the first floor and our GMs have met that demand with aplomb! There are still a couple of games to be finalised in each slot, pending discussions. But the schedule is ready for the weekend.

Our exhibitor list is growing almost every day, with a lot of familiar faces returning and some new exhibitors to tempt you. We still have a lot to finalise which we hope to do in the coming month.
Tickets!

As per the above, you need a convention ticket to be able to book events. So grab one ahead of Saturday to say some hassle!
Volunteer applications are now open. Tabletop Scotland isn’t possible without volunteers, and the majority of our red shirts have been with us for many years. You can join that party below.
Similarly, applications for Playtest Zone are open, and the earlier we get submissions the better. So if you’ve got a game design that you want to playtest, fill out the form.
We (normally) have team meetings every one or two weeks to review our plan, exhibitor applications and event submissions. We expect to review all of these by mid-March and will be in touch with everyone between now and then.
Once we have more things to announce we will do that via these newsletters and across our social media channels!
Speak soon,
Tabletop Scotland Yellow Team