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U of T Alumni Gaming Night

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Game on! Step into a night of nostalgia, competition, and discovery at the U of T Alumni Gaming Night, where the past, present, and future of gaming collide. Enjoy a relaxed evening of pub bites, swag giveaways, and great company! Space is limited; reserve your spot for this exclusive U of T alumni and friends event today.

Event Details:
Date: Thursday, November 27, 2025
Time:
7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Location: U of T Mississauga Campus @ The Blind Duck Pub
Tickets: $15 *Limit 1 guest per alum

Pub snacks and one drink provided. 19+ age restriction, ID required.

Parking and transit information

Register now! 


Mingle with fellow U of T alumni and play nine classic console style video games from the Syd Bolton Collection, one of the world’s largest video game collections (housed at UTM), and compete in a big screen high-stakes Super Mario Kart time trial for prizes!

Hear from Professor Steve Engels, Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Arts & Science and Chris Young, Head of Collections and Digital Scholarship, UTM.  Learn about gaming programs at U of T, the University’s role in this global entertainment industry, the impact of gaming on our daily lives, and their influence on pop culture.

In addition to the classic console games below, guests will also have an opportunity to play and learn about Venba, an award-winning U of T alumni-created game!

Classic console games:

NES – Duck Hunt
SNES – Street Fighter II
SNES – Super Mario Kart
Atari VCS – Space Invaders
Vectrex – Scramble
Xbox – Halo 2
PS1 – FIFA World Cup '98
Sega Genesis – NBA Jam
Sega DreamCast – Chu Chu Rocket

U of T Alumni Gaming Night

Event Details

Venue

November 27, 2025 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Venue

The BlinD Duck Pub (UTM Campus)

gaming_night__1_

Game on! Step into a night of nostalgia, competition, and discovery at the U of T Alumni Gaming Night, where the past, present, and future of gaming collide. Enjoy a relaxed evening of pub bites, swag giveaways, and great company! Space is limited; reserve your spot for this exclusive U of T alumni and friends event today.

Event Details:
Date: Thursday, November 27, 2025
Time:
7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Location: U of T Mississauga Campus @ The Blind Duck Pub
Tickets: $15 *Limit 1 guest per alum

Pub snacks and one drink provided. 19+ age restriction, ID required.

Parking and transit information

Register now! 


Mingle with fellow U of T alumni and play nine classic console style video games from the Syd Bolton Collection, one of the world’s largest video game collections (housed at UTM), and compete in a big screen high-stakes Super Mario Kart time trial for prizes!

Hear from Professor Steve Engels, Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Arts & Science and Chris Young, Head of Collections and Digital Scholarship, UTM.  Learn about gaming programs at U of T, the University’s role in this global entertainment industry, the impact of gaming on our daily lives, and their influence on pop culture.

In addition to the classic console games below, guests will also have an opportunity to play and learn about Venba, an award-winning U of T alumni-created game!

Classic console games:

NES – Duck Hunt
SNES – Street Fighter II
SNES – Super Mario Kart
Atari VCS – Space Invaders
Vectrex – Scramble
Xbox – Halo 2
PS1 – FIFA World Cup '98
Sega Genesis – NBA Jam
Sega DreamCast – Chu Chu Rocket

Details

Date:
November 27, 2025
Time:
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Cost:
$15

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