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Creative Code Toronto work session

Creative Code Toronto work session

Sun, Feb 22, 10:00 PM
From Creative Code Toronto
4.8

Join us for a Toronto meetup of creative coders! Instead of our usual show-and-tell, this will be a **work session!** If you're looking for some motivation to tinker on a creative project, now's your chance! **What is creative code?** *Creative coding* refers to anything with an artistic component that uses code as a medium. We welcome artists who use code (for visuals, audio, poetry, or whatever else), designers, animators, toolmakers, researchers, or just enjoyers and people looking to learn more! **Location:** Impact Kitchen on Queens Quay (88 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5J 0B6) **Join our discord** if you want to talk to everyone before/after the event, or have any suggestions for things you'd like to see or do! [https://discord.gg/ux9txXPsdJ](https://discord.gg/ux9txXPsdJ)

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Creative Den - arts and crafts in Scarborough!

Creative Den - arts and crafts in Scarborough!

Tue, Feb 24, 8:00 PM
From NEATwalks
4.8
1 attendee
PORTFOLIO BUILDER w/ ANGEL

PORTFOLIO BUILDER w/ ANGEL

Thu, Feb 26, 12:00 AM
From The Production Studio - North
4.8
7 attendees
TABLE READS + Story Craft & Drinks

TABLE READS + Story Craft & Drinks

Sun, Feb 22, 12:00 AM
From The Inkubation Project
4.8

https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/5/1/2/c/600_450140780.jpeg We're getting together with Writers and Actors to read full scripts, and give feedback. Discussions on the craft of good storytelling are a big part of the evening. We sometimes 'break' stories with writers - arming them with index cards, working with them to identify key moments in their script, sharpen character objectives, and seek greater conflict to increase stakes in the story. Our goal is to incubate new work, and help writers take their script to the next draft (and beyond). If you would like to have your script read, or 'break' your story idea with the room, please message Jarrett Rusnak. Beer, wine, and snacks will be served. We request a small PWYC to cover expenses.

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First Gathering

First Gathering

Sat, Mar 7, 6:00 PM
From Creative Writing for Christian Men in Toronto

Hobbyists, new writers, published authors, and those aiming at publication are called to gather in friendship and love to create and share work, help each other improve with well-meaning, constructive feedback, and build a Christian community of male writers. Members may read up to 2,000 words from a piece of fiction or non-fiction. Those reading work must print copies sufficient for the number of members who RSVP. All those members attending must RSVP. Though never required, members are encouraged to provide written feedback on their handout of the piece and take a turn giving a verbal “hot take” after the reader has finished reading their work aloud. I encourage members to approach writing as we do our faith: strength in numbers. Though writing is often solitary, we take and give support in a fellowship setting and in time invite two or three men in the fellowship to be our special allies in achieving our own individual artistic goals. Beta readers, is another name for these chosen few. These men will work with you reciprocally outside of the group, reading longer drafts of your work than can be read in group sessions. You will support them as they do you. I'll moderate and host the group once a month for starters, and we will hope to grow to a weekly fellowship.

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The Toronto Artist's Way Meetup Monthly Meetup

The Toronto Artist's Way Meetup Monthly Meetup

Tue, Feb 17, 12:00 AM
From The Toronto Artist's Way Meetup
4.4

The purpose of the group, based on the book The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron, is for people to meet and talk about their artistic challenges in any field (painting, writing, music etc.) and encourage each other to break their creative blocks and fulfill themselves in their art. If you find people who are sympathetic, you may want to form your own group, meeting regularly to explore the book and supporting each other in their artistic journeys. I have gone through 2 such clusters and can say that it is a very powerful experience. Why not come to a meeting and see for yourself?

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Meetup is a platform for discovering and joining local communities that fit your interests. Whether it's arts, culture, or anything else, you can find groups to engage with and partake in various activities including in-person or online events.

To find creative groups in Toronto, search by the arts and culture category on Meetup. Use location filters to discover local events or communities and get involved with similar-minded individuals who share your enthusiasm for creativity.

Yes, you can discover arts and culture events happening in Toronto today by browsing the events section for immediate plans. Check specific event pages for details and RSVP to attend.

To join a community, simply browse the groups relevant to your interests on Meetup, click on a group page, and select 'Join'. This allows you to stay updated on upcoming events and connect with other members.

Absolutely, Meetup allows you to join multiple groups, letting you explore diverse interests. You can RSVP to events hosted by any of the groups you are a member of, expanding your social and creative networks.

No, you don't have to be an artist to join creative groups. These communities are open to anyone interested in arts, whether you're a creator, admirer, or looking to engage with the local art scene.

Most Meetup groups are free to join, but some may charge a small fee per event or for membership. Check the group's page for any relevant fees or expenses to be prepared when planning your participation.

Creative events in Toronto range widely, from art exhibitions and workshops to casual meetups or networking. There's a variety for every taste, whether you're into painting, writing, performing arts, or discussing cultural topics.

To host an event, you must first create and manage a group on Meetup. You can plan and promote events through the platform, inviting members of your group to participate and share in the creative experience.

While Meetup provides a platform for organizing events, quality depends on the group's host and attendees. Explore event reviews and past activities for a sense of what to expect before participating.

Events on Meetup are organized by individual listeners who manage groups. They schedule events, provide details, and handle RSVP management, fostering real connections based on shared interests.

While many events occur in-person, some groups may offer online options, especially for workshops or international artist talks. Check event details to know the exact format before attending.

Yes, use Meetup’s location filters to search for events and groups in specific areas of Toronto. This way, you can participate in local activities and meet people nearby who share similar interests.

Event participation does not require a significant commitment. You're free to choose events that fit your schedule without obligation to attend regularly, offering flexibility for busy lifestyles.

Meetup promotes social interaction through group events but doesn't guarantee friendships. Building connections relies on active participation and engagement during the activities.