EPIC.LAN has revealed its upcoming range of events in 2026 for UK esports fans, including the Intel-partnered EPIC series, Lux Lite parties and Tabletop Weekender events.
The events are organised community parties featuring a range of casual games, tabletop, and esports tournaments for attendees to enjoy, whether as a spectator or competitor.
EPIC 47 is scheduled for February 19th to 22nd, 2026 in Kettering, UK. Lux Lite and Tabletop 10 will take place from March 27th to 29th in Coventry.
EPIC 48 will follow from July 16th to 19th in Kettering, and from August 13th to 16th, LUX 5 will be held in Coventry. EPIC 49 in Kettering will be held between October 29th to November 1st, and LUX Lite and Tabletop 11 will be held from November 20th to 22nd in Coventry.
Upcoming Events in 2025
The UK LAN party organiser also lists its upcoming 2025 events on its website, including EPIC.LUX, Tabletop, EPIC 46 and more.
As of writing, its next event will be LUX 4 on August 14th to 17th in Coventry, with a player capacity of 136 people. According to EPIC, LUX events lean more into ‘casual’ gaming, and so the event will consist of four days of playing community games, with no organised tournaments.
EPIC 46 with Intel will then take place in Kettering from October 30th to November 2nd, with a player capacity of 700. Events like these feature more competitive activities and are held in partnership with Intel. These typically feature tournaments such as Counter-Strike 2, VALORANT, StarCraft 2 and other competitions such as Community Championships, staff vs fan games, and more.
The final event listed is the Tabletop 9 Weekender, which mostly features board, card and social games. However, there will be a LAN party during the event, with 40 spaces available for attendees who wish to bring their PC’s. Tabletop 9 Weekender runs from November 21st to 23rd, 2025.
EPIC.LAN 45 Highlights
EPIC 45 was one of the more recent events hosted by EPIC.LAN. It proved to be intense as both competitive teams and amateur rosters competed for tournament prize pools.
The Counter-Strike tournament saw Iberian Soul place first after defeating Alliance in the Upper Bracket Semi-Finals, before gaining a revenge victory against AaB esport in the Grand Finals. In the end, the organisation walked away with £1,750 (~$2,346.84) in winnings
Over in the VALORANT competition, Team Aconite proved to be the dark horse of the competition after climbing through the lower ranks and claiming the first-place prize of £1,200 (~$1,609.26).
