Borrow board games from the Library!
Board games can help people of all ages combat social isolation.
- Games help boost quality of life and can even improve memory. Classic games like chess, Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit, and Pictionary challenge creative and analytical thought processes, giving both sides of the brain something to do. Meanwhile, learning the rules of a new game can help your mind grow stronger.
- Most importantly, board games are great fun! They often spark fits of laughter that stimulate endorphins. It all helps boost serotonin, relieve symptoms of anxiety, and increase enthusiasm in other areas of your life.
You can borrow board games for free with your library card - find them in the Clifton Room on the first floor, or search online here. For a full list of our current games, click here.
