CHESS KLUB – Concord, Concord

About

CHESS KLUB – Concord is a premier chess instruction service in Concord, North Carolina, offering expert guidance and training for players of all skill levels. With a focus on community and improvement, the klub provides a supportive environment for members to learn and grow. From beginner lessons to advanced strategies, CHESS KLUB – Concord helps players achieve their goals and enjoy the game. Experienced instructors cater to individual needs, making it an ideal destination for those seeking to improve their chess skills in a fun and engaging way.

Contact information

CHESS KLUB – Concord

10073 Weddington Rd, Concord, NC 28027

(980) 324-2888

https://concord.chessklub.com/

Sunday Closed
Monday 3–8 PM
Tuesday 3–8 PM
Wednesday 3–8 PM
Thursday 3–8 PM
Friday 3–8 PM
Saturday 8 AM–2 PM

Features

Accessibility

✔ Wheelchair accessible parking lot ✔ Wheelchair accessible restroom ✔ Wheelchair accessible seating

Parking

✔ Free parking lot ✔ Free street parking ✔ On-site parking

From the business

✔ Identifies as Asian-owned ✔ Identifies as women-owned

Crowd

✔ LGBTQ+ friendly ✔ Transgender safespace

Service options

✔ Onsite services

Amenities

✔ Gender-neutral restroom

What services does CHESS KLUB – Concord offer?

We provide chess lessons, workshops, and tournaments designed to improve players' skills and knowledge of the game. Our experienced instructors offer personalized guidance and support. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced player, we have something for everyone.

Where is CHESS KLUB – Concord located?

CHESS KLUB – Concord is located in Concord, NC, serving the local community and surrounding areas. Our convenient location makes it easy for players to attend our events and lessons.

Do you offer private lessons?

Yes, we offer **private lessons** tailored to individual needs and goals. Our instructors work closely with players to identify areas for improvement and develop a customized learning plan. This helps players progress at their own pace and achieve their chess goals.