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Polymer Clay Workshop

Polymer Clay Workshop

Sun, Oct 25, 6:00 PM
From Paramus Programs - Novels at Night and other library events
4.6

**Polymer Clay Workshop -** **October 25, 2-4pm (Sunday)** **Learn the art of Polymer Clay and create coasters to use at home or give as a gift to someone you love. This program is for Paramus Residents 18+.** **This program will be filled by lottery. Registration begins on October 5 through [www.paramuslibrary.org](http://www.paramuslibrary.org/). Out of town residents should email [Adultservices@paramus.bccls.org](mailto:Adultservices@paramus.bccls.org) with their name, phone number, and library card number to be placed on a waiting list.**

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Bachata Group Class

Bachata Group Class

Sat, Sep 26, 5:00 PM
From Bottega Bellantuono Ballroom & Latin Dancers

**Come learn to dance at NYC's most beautiful ballroom studio!** We teach lead and follow, not a list of moves — so you can dance with anyone, not just the person who learned the same pattern... Saturday afternoons, an hour of bachata, whether you've never tried it or you've been faking your way through it at parties. It's the most forgiving of the Latin dances to start with — the footwork is simple enough to pick up in one class, and everything after that is feel. Come with a partner or come on your own; we rotate, and nobody sits out. Salsa follows at 2:15, and taking both is $10 off. Details — Saturdays, 1:00–2:00. $30 per class, or $50 for both Saturday classes. No partner needed. Come in something you can move in and shoes that slide easily on a wood floor — leather or suede soles are ideal, but not required. Each class stands on its own and the material changes week to week, so there's no catching up to do and no wrong week to start.

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1 attendee
Chen Style Tai Chi. 1 1/2 Hr Class

Chen Style Tai Chi. 1 1/2 Hr Class

Sun, Sep 27, 1:30 PM
From The New York Chen Tai Chi Chuan Meetup Group
4.9

PLEASE CALL MASTER YU FOR DETAILS: 917-535-3916. --- Learning basic steps , posture , and the name of the movement . We will also explain how it can be applied as the martial art aspect. $20 fee of this first Meetup are for all new first time students who want to try out this class; following classes are $40 per class. Master Yu is also available by appointment for private classes: 917-535-3916

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Thursday Evening Montclair Pick-up Soccer

Thu, Sep 24, 10:00 PM
From Montclair Pick-Up Soccer
4.8
2 attendees
An Intro to Soldering

An Intro to Soldering

Wed, Oct 7, 11:00 PM
From Hack Manhattan
4.7

Welcome to our soldering basics class! This class is for beginners and designed to teach you a few important fundamentals on soldering, an essential skill for anyone interested in electronics or DIY projects. We’ll go over solder types, soldering temperatures, and basic through hole component soldering. You’ll learn techniques and tips on how to properly flow solder into a joint, and how to inspect it to ensure you have a good connection. All of this will be taught on a custom circuit board designed for practicing a variety of different circumstances and techniques, which is yours to take home after the class. No experience is necessary, and all equipment and tools will be provided for you to use during the class. The class will run around 1.5-2 hours.

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10 attendees

Tuesday Evening Montclair Pick-up Soccer

Tue, Sep 29, 10:00 PM
From Montclair Pick-Up Soccer
4.8
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

You can discover ceramic classes in New York through Meetup by searching based on your specific interests and location. Simply enter your city or zip code, and keywords like 'ceramics,' to browse local listings.

Meetup connects you to ceramic classes and events in NYC by listing various group activities. It acts as a bridge between you and class organizers, letting you RSVP for sessions that intrigue you.

Absolutely, Meetup features many beginner-friendly ceramics classes in New York. Groups often welcome newcomers, making it a perfect platform for those new to pottery to learn and practice.

Yes, on Meetup you can find advanced ceramics classes in NYC for those wanting to refine their skills. Simply search for advanced classes or groups to find the right match.

Requirements vary by class or group; some provide materials, while others may ask you to bring your own. Review the event details on Meetup for specific instructions.

Costs depend on the organizers. Some ceramics sessions in NYC are free, while others might charge a fee. Check each event's details for more information on pricing.

Yes, Meetup provides the opportunity to connect with fellow ceramics enthusiasts in New York. Joining a group can facilitate friendships and inspire artistic growth.

The frequency of ceramics events varies greatly. Some groups might meet weekly, others monthly. Check Meetup regularly for new and updated listings.

Meetup provides opportunities to engage with ceramics communities, but becoming professional requires dedication beyond regular classes. It’s a great starting point for networking and learning.

Not necessarily. While many ceramics classes are in-person in NYC, some groups may offer virtual workshops depending on the current availability and interest.

No, while Meetup facilitates RSVPing, securing a spot usually depends on availability and group capacity. It's advisable to RSVP early to secure your attendance.

Meetup offers more flexible, community-driven learning experiences compared to structured curriculum-based art schools. It's an easier starting point for hobbyists and those seeking casual engagement.

Yes, if you’re passionate about ceramics and wish to share your skills, you can create and host your own Meetup group or event.

Simply RSVP to any ceramics events that interest you. There’s no limit to the number of events you can attend in NYC, giving you flexibility in learning at your own pace.

Not necessarily. While Meetup offers a wide variety of groups, availability depends on community interest. You might need to also explore creating a group if none exists for a niche interest.