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🎃 GIRL'S HALLOWEEN EVE PARTY @ SOHO 👯‍♀️ 🍂

🎃 GIRL'S HALLOWEEN EVE PARTY @ SOHO 👯‍♀️ 🍂

Fri, Oct 30, 11:30 PM
From Girls Go Explore NYC
4.8

GIRLS, IT'S A HALLOWEEN PARTY!! Costumes encouraged!! Ground Support Cafe is staying open for us. limited spots. get access to this iconic spooky party filled with music, conversations, mini art stations, girlhood, and meeting new besties!! Think: welcome drink (non alcoholic), yummy bites, halloween night energy, little surprise art stations, and more 💕 Whether you come solo or bring friends, this is a low-pressure, welcoming space designed for girls to connect, laugh, and enjoy our fav witchy szn ✨ What’s Included: 🥤 light refreshments (welcome drink nonalcoholic, mini sandwiches, cookies) 🎶 music + lounge vibes 🎨 little arts & crafts stations 💌 meet new girls in NYC 🌃 indoor + outdoor coffee shop vibes (outdoor space will open up if guest size & weather permits) Event Details: 🗓 Friday, Oct 30th 🕢 7:30PM 📍 Ground Support Cafe, Soho NYC 👻 Dress code: costumes or something in halloween spirit

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Williamsburg Coffee and Craft

Sat, Nov 14, 4:00 PM
From Knitting Around New York
4.8
11 attendees
Queens Fiber Arts Festival

Queens Fiber Arts Festival

Sat, Nov 7, 4:00 PM
From New York City Crochet Guild
4.8

The Queens Fiber Arts Festival is on Saturday, Nov 7th! Its at Kings Manor Museum in Jamaica, Queens. The Guild will be tabling from 11 am to 4 pm and teaching crochet time TBD (supplies provided). Directions to Kings Manor House in Jamaica, Queens. **From LIRR** from Grand Central Station, Penn Station, or Brooklyn stops to Jamaica Station. Take the elevator down to the street level. Turn left on Sutphin Blvd, walk 2 blocks to Jamaica Ave. Turn right on Jamaica Ave and it's 3 blocks walk until you get to the park. Only $5 dollars each way from any NYC station for LIRR and with a travel time of 20-30 mins. **Nearest subway** is the E, J train at Jamaica Center-Parsons Archer. Exit at Archer Ave, walk until to 153rd St, turn right at the Church then left on Jamaica Ave. to enter the park. If you exit at Parsons Blvd, walk on Parsons Blvd and turn left on Jamaica Ave. It's 3 blocks walk until you get to the park. Check [mta.info](http://mta.info/) for planned service changes on the trains

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3 attendees

Williamsburg Coffee and Craft

Sat, Dec 12, 4:00 PM
From Knitting Around New York
4.8
10 attendees
November 2026 Knit+Wine Night

November 2026 Knit+Wine Night

Sun, Nov 29, 10:00 PM
From Knit+Wine Brooklyn
4.9

**Join us for our next Knit+Wine Night on Sunday, November 29, 2026 from 5-7:00pm.** **Please note that** **space is limited to 15 people.** **For those of you who are new to Knit+Wine Night, this is an informal community event for knitters (& other crafters and textile enthusiasts) to come together to work on their own projects and enjoy the company of other makers. All types of knitters, crocheters, and fiber crafters are welcome!** **\*****\*****This is \****not\** ***a class.********* **The cafe has a focused menu of beverages, including tea, coffee, beer, wine, and cocktails, and a small selection of pastries.** **Please note you must make a purchase in order to enter the cafe. The staff is wonderful and welcoming!** **NOTE a change in the way you sign up. Historically we have had too many who sign up and not show up. In order to accommodate all who intend to participate your $3.00 payment must be made to reserve your space. Those who do not will be relieved from the attendee column and a waitlist paying participant will be moved up. Venmo @Anouche-Mardirossian.** **(BTW if you are new to the group and wondering why there is a small registration fee, it's to help offset the fees MeetUp charges event organizers to use their website. It does not go towards food & drink purchases. Nor my own wallet :).**

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Make Art and Crafts together

Make Art and Crafts together

Tue, Nov 3, 12:00 AM
From Williamsburg Art and Crafts Club
4.7

Artists and creatives of all skill levels are welcome, including aspiring creatives who are just starting out and professionals. Bring your drawing supplies or whatever creative project you're working on. Digital media like iPad sketching is ideal since the lighting might be a bit dim.

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Frequently asked questions

You can find craft groups in New York by searching on Meetup with keywords that fit your crafting interests. Use filters to explore various crafting communities and locate events near you.

Event frequency varies by group. Some craft groups may host events weekly, while others might meet monthly. It's best to check individual event schedules on Meetup for the latest updates.

These groups in New York may cover a variety of crafts such as knitting, pottery, scrapbooking, and more. You can choose to join based on your interest or curiosity about trying something new.

Absolutely! Many craft groups welcome beginners and provide a supportive environment where you can learn and develop your crafting skills alongside others.

Some groups may charge a small fee to cover material costs or venue expenses. However, you'll find that many events and groups are free to join. It's always a good idea to check event details on Meetup.

You can RSVP for a crafting event by creating an account on Meetup and selecting 'Attend' on the event page. This lets organizers know you're coming and helps them prepare accordingly.

While many crafting events are in person, some may be online depending on the organizer's preference. Check the event details for location specifics when planning to attend.

Craft event sizes vary. Some may be small and intimate groups, while others could host larger gatherings. Meetup event pages often provide an estimate of attendee numbers.

Yes, you can create your own craft group on Meetup. You can customize it based on your interests and commitment level by attracting like-minded crafters within New York.

Joining Meetup and accessing basic features generally costs nothing. You can join groups and RSVP for events for free, though some specific events may have additional costs.

You can check the Meetup platform for active craft groups in New York. Availability or activity levels depend on local organizers generous with their time and resources.

Many craft groups are open to all, though some might cater specifically to certain age groups or skill levels, providing a tailor-made fit for diverse audiences.

Either check back later for new event postings or join multiple groups. This enables a wider array of crafting possibilities when one group's events are not yet scheduled.

Meetup provides a platform for connection, but the formation of friendships depends largely on personal interactions and commitment. It offers opportunities but no guarantees.

While Meetup hosts many group types, availability depends on local community interests and organizer activity. Not all rare or niche crafting interests may be represented.