You can usually find one around at most regular meetings. It also reaches John Carr, a former President of the SGS, who helps out with questions and is the original author of this page. From time to time, the SGS runs tournaments for various games. Suggestions from members are always welcome. Generally, SGS operates very informally.
People show up, agree on a game to play, and off they go.
You are then responsible for getting everyone together and seeing that everything goes right. If you're interested in learning a new game, either of these two procedures can work. If you just show up at an SGS meeting, members will be happy to teach you a game that they're going to play. The club has been affected in the last couple of years by the German invasion and often play Settlers of Cattan, Modern Art, El Grande and others. However, SGS members are usually open to trying new games if suggested, and are certainly willing to teach the ones they know.