Downstairs

What’s inthe basement.

Tables, booths you can sit in without playing a point, a training ball machine, table tennis memorabilia on the walls, and a bar. All of it under the old Tapp’s department store.

The tables

Same room,whatever your level.

Whether you’ve got a state ranking or you’ve never held a paddle — there’s a table for both, most nights.

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Table 1

Main floor

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Table 2

Main floor

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Table 3

Main floor

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Table 4

Main floor

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The Booth Table

Lounge

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The Machine

The far table

Table names and layout as we’ve mapped them — the room’s owner can move tables around, so treat the exact count as a snapshot, not a promise.

A long magenta bench seat against the magenta wall, beside the vending machine and the teal wall — The booths
Bench seating along the magenta wall, for the people who came to watch, to wait for a table, or just to sit in the basement for an hour. You don't have to play a single point to be welcome down here.

A training ball machine loaded with orange balls, set up at the end of a blue table, two players waiting at the far end — The ball machine
A solo training ball machine, loaded with orange balls, for working on your own game without needing a partner — or a coach — in the room.

Framed table tennis posters line the teal wall above the bench seating, while two players rally at the near table — The memorabilia
Framed table tennis posters, the length of the walls. Part clubhouse, part museum of the sport Tripp grew up on — and you play underneath it.

The bar

There’s a bar down here,too.

The room has a bar built into it. As of late 2025, the club was waiting on its beer and wine permit — so don’t come down expecting a drink list just yet. Check with the club directly, or follow @mainstlivingroom for when it opens.

Hours down here

Members stay laterthan day passes.

Members

10am – 10pm

Every day

Day pass

10am – 6pm

Every day

Open Play is every Thursday, 6–8pm — the one night worth building your week around.

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