In honor of the release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, we’re celebrating Star Wars all weekend long! From Dec 15th – 17th, visit Mox Boarding House (Seattle or Bellevue) to experience our Star Wars Weekend and join in the excitement. We’re offering a 20% discount on all of our Star Wars products. Maybe it’s time to finally pick up those BB-8 Christmas lights you’ve been eyeing?Sales aren’t the only way we’re celebrating, though! We’re also hosting “Learn to Play Demos” for the X-Wing Miniatures game and the Star Wars Destiny card game.Bonus: If you show up in Star Wars cosplay or play in one of our mini games, we’ll give you an additional discount of $5 off any one non-Star Wars product over $20!*We hope to see you this weekend, and may the Force be with you!*Sale excludes Magic: The Ga

The Holidays are upon us! Tis’ the season to spend quality time with your loved ones – hopefully with the help of a good board game! This is also the season of gifts, which can be a stressful time for many gift-givers. Rather than stressing over what to get your loved ones this year, let us help you! We are here to help you choose the perfect gift for everyone on your list this year. Mox’s Gift Guide makes holiday shopping a breeze. Our gift options are unique, ranging from hand-crafted geeky items to board games that the whole family will love. Need more help? Ask one of our Mox associates in-store, and they will help you find that perfect gift for your loved one. Our Gift Guide is separated into three categories: Stocking Stuffers; Gifts for Children; Gifts for Adults. Stock

It’s that time of year again at Mox Boarding House — time to set up our holiday Giving Trees and announce the beneficiaries!Mox’s Giving Tree is a tradition we started at our Ballard location in 2012. We wanted to share our desire to connect with the community, and give our customers an opportunity to join in on giving back. Each year our in-house charitable program, Mox ENGAGE, picks a local non-profit to be the beneficiary of our Giving Tree. The nonprofits fall in line with the following areas: health/mental health, education, and community-building. We often pick a program within the community that we know can use a large supply of games, as well as specific non-gaming items to create our wish list. Then we ask our patrons and employees to help fulfill the items on that wish list.In o