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Music Appreciation from the 1980s Social Event!

Music Appreciation from the 1980s Social Event!

Sun, Nov 15, 11:30 PM
From Social Leisure Nature and Neighbourhood Walks!
4.6

Good day everyone, Join us for a fun and interactive Sunday night celebrating the incredible music of the 1980s! We’ll listen to great songs, share memories and opinions, and talk about the artists and music that helped define this awesome decade of music! ㅤ This is more than just listening to music — everyone is encouraged to participate! Whether you grew up with these songs or simply love discovering great music from the past, come spend an enjoyable evening with friends and fellow music lovers. ㅤ \*Joined by my other social groups too; so we can anticipate a fabulous turn out with lots of friendly peers to begin our weekend with! \*Please note we are at **The Pheasant: A Firkin Pub** at 1999 Avenue Road (roughly 6 blocks north of Lawrence - south of the 401 **(we will be in the back dining area)** *\*You can ask the bartender if you like to show you to the group (simply ask for Steve's event-easy to find)* -You'll find it's a cozy, relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere! **-Free Parking found on residential side streets** (Event Details Below) Sincerely, Steve Flemming (Organizer/Host) Event Details: **Music Appreciation from the 1980s Social Event!** • Listen and learn about the great music from the 1980s • Share your favourite songs, singers, albums and bands • Take part in fun, interactive music discussions • Hear some forgotten gems and rediscover old favourites • Meet other people who enjoy music and good conversation ㅤ Come listen, reminisce, laugh and enjoy a Sunday night of great music and great company! **Steve Flemming** has been a DJ since the early 2000s with a lifelong passion for music, especially from the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s. Raised by a father who was also a DJ during the ’70s and ’80s, music has always been a big part of Steve’s life. He enjoys sharing great songs and bringing people together through music. **Event Fee:** 5 dollars (Cash only at the door) (HST included) or by e transfer: steveflemming11@gmail.com \*No extra charge for those attending the earlier event **Friendly Reminders:** -Arrive any time between 6:30 pm and 8:00 pm (if you can) -arrive earlier if you like) (please ask for Steve when you arrive \*Great dinner menu and food specials provided: (One beverage or appetizer minimum upon arrival to support venue) **Parking and Transportation:** \*Lots of street parking on avenue and free residential parking https://www.firkinpubs.com/thepheasantandfirkin/ (15-20 minute walk from Yonge & Lawrence subway station-or simply take bus or uber from the station)

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November Recital!

November Recital!

Sun, Nov 29, 9:30 PM
From Toronto Amateur Pianist Recital
4.9

To sign up to play, please post a comment on the meetup, reserving your spot. You attend, simply RSVP to the meetup The time limit for each performer is 7 minutes. Please shorten your piece if it exceeds 7 minutes so everyone will have time to play ======= COST ====== We use GoFundMe as a vehicle to collect donations for our costs [https://gofund.me/4ee1b73](https://gofund.me/4ee1b739) Expand the "description" to view an exact breakdown of costs, collected donations, and the current goal. Any additional donations above the goal will be carried forward to the next recitals Generally, performers donate a suggested donation of $20 and attendees donate what they can ======= SCHEDULE ====== 1 - Adam D 2 - Vincent X. 3 - Gairus 4 - Cole 5 - Nui 6 - Roberte 7 - Anthony 8 - Alex B. 9 - Tarandeep 10 - Andrey 11 - Bang 12 - Ida 13 - Jason B 14 - Dunie 15 - Steve A. Waiting list -- Matt

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 Practical Philosophy Social!

Practical Philosophy Social!

Thu, Nov 19, 12:30 AM
From These Boots Are Made for Hiking
4.8

Get to know your fellow hikers more intimately with a night of Practical Philosophy. In partnership with the Practical Philosophy Meetup I thought it would be a fun a social ! **How does it work?** We select a topic like monogomy vs pologomy and in groups of 6-8 with a moderator (so conservations are respectful) ten questions are asked and everyone has a chance to give their take on the subject. Get to know your fellow hikers on a deeper level! You may be surprised! **Opposing views are of course welcome!** Location to be determined!

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November's Book: Wild Dark Shore

November's Book: Wild Dark Shore

Wed, Nov 18, 12:00 AM
From Toronto Ladies Book Club
4.8

A family on a remote island. A mysterious woman washed ashore. A rising storm on the horizon. Dominic Salt and his three children are caretakers of Shearwater, a tiny island not far from Antarctica. Home to the world’s largest seed bank, Shearwater was once full of researchers, but with sea levels rising, the Salts are now its final inhabitants. Until, during the worst storm the island has ever seen, a woman mysteriously washes ashore. Isolation has taken its toll on the Salts, but as they nurse the woman, Rowan, back to strength, it begins to feel like she might just be what they need. Rowan, long accustomed to protecting herself, starts imagining a future where she could belong to someone again. But Rowan isn’t telling the whole truth about why she set out for Shearwater. And when she discovers sabotaged radios and a freshly dug grave, she realizes Dominic is keeping his own secrets. As the storms on Shearwater gather force, they all must decide if they can trust each other enough to protect the precious seeds in their care before it’s too late—and if they can finally put the tragedies of the past behind them to create something new, together. A novel of breathtaking twists, dizzying beauty, and ferocious love, *Wild Dark Shore* is about the impossible choices we make to protect the people we love, even as the world around us disappears.

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GoGeomatics Presents: GIS skills in the age of AI: what still matters for you?

GoGeomatics Presents: GIS skills in the age of AI: what still matters for you?

Tue, Nov 10, 12:00 AM
From Toronto GoGeomatics Canada Monthly Networking Social
4.7

GoGeomatics presentations are back! Our monthly socials will now kick off with a featured presentation and Q&A, followed by plenty of time to network and continue the conversation. **GIS skills in the age of AI: what still matters for you?** Where is the next generation of GIS talent coming from in Canada, and what are they learning? Join educator and GIS professional Shawn Morgan for a casual conversation about the state of GIS education in Canada, where to find new hires, and how to keep your own skills sharp as the field changes. **Speaker: Shawn Morgan** For nearly 30 years, Shawn has helped organizations around the globe understand and leverage GIS technology. A veteran educator, he has taught for major industry software companies and leading academic institutions, including Fleming College, the Southern African Wildlife College, the University of Waterloo, Conestoga College, and Durham College. Beyond education, Shawn leads SimplyHelp.ca which delivers specialized tech consulting and workshops for municipal, non-profit, and corporate clients, and serves as CTO of a startup developing CurbReserver to optimize automated vehicle traffic in urban areas. **About GoGeomatics:** These events are a great opportunity for students and professionals to connect with the local geomatics community, share ideas, and chat about GIS, data, remote sensing, surveying and more, in a casual welcoming atmosphere.

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Meridian Arts Centre:  Canadian Golha Orchestra and Sepideh Raissadat

Meridian Arts Centre: Canadian Golha Orchestra and Sepideh Raissadat

Sun, Nov 15, 12:30 AM
From TORONTO ARTS & CULTURE
4.6

In this unforgettable concert, **the Canadian Golha Orchestra joins forces with acclaimed Persian music vocalist Sepideh Raissadat** to present rarely performed masterpieces of Iranian orchestral music. Timeless works by Rouhollah Khaleghi, Ali-Naqi Vaziri, Ali Tajvidi, and other pioneering composers will be brought to life through Raissadat’s velvety voice and the 40-piece orchestra’s expressive interpretation of these intricate and captivating melodies. ***INFO Link here--*** https://tolive.com/Event-Details-Page/reference/Canadian-Golha-Orchestra-2026?utm_medium=crosspromo&utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=canadiangolhaorchestra2026&utm_content=torontoisculture Ticket link is below. Inspired by the legacy of the *historic Golha radio orchestra*, the Canadian Golha Orchestra offers a refined interpretation of beloved repertoire by past masters, rooted in the Dastgāh tradition, alongside works by contemporary composers. Together, **the 40-piece orchestra** and Raissadat’s heartfelt artistry promise to immerse audiences in the profound beauty and emotional depth of Persian music. **More info here:** https://tolive.com/Event-Details-Page/reference/Canadian-Golha-Orchestra-2026 **Ticket link here: ($45-$100)** https://am.ticketmaster.com/tolive/canadiangolhaorchestra-2026 (Play around with the seating map (+) --ensuring you sit where you want!)

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Events can take place in various Toronto venues, chosen by the organizer. Some may prefer community centers, while others might host in outdoor spaces or online, ensuring diverse meeting settings.