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SF - Marina Chess Club Night

SF - Marina Chess Club Night

Thu, Nov 19, 3:00 AM
From Silicon Valley Chess Community
4.8

♟️ **This isn’t your typical chess meetup** Every week **20+ people** show up We play in bars. We bring the vibes. Whether you’re a total beginner or a blitz addict—this is your place. 🫱 Hosted by your **CVO (Chief Vibes Officer) Stephen** – expect high energy, good convos, and games with people who love chess and community just as much as you do. **SV Chess Community = Chess + People + Vibes** We’re the **largest social chess community in NorCal**, bringing people together across the Bay through the love of the game. 🧩 **What to expect**: – Chill blitz & casual games – No judgment, no pressure—just good vibes – Great convo, good drinks, and new friends – Boards provided—just show up and play 🍻 All games happen at the bar. Didn’t sign up ahead of time? No worries—we’ll help you join at the event. **Join the movement. Make your move. We’ll see you over the board.** 📲 Follow us on Instagram → [@sv_chess_community](https://www.instagram.com/sv_chess_community/) 🌐 Learn more → [sv-chess.com/community/about](https://sv-chess.com/community/about) 📝 Register now → [sv-chess.com/community/registration](https://sv-chess.com/community/registration)

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3 attendees
East Bay Women's Book Club November Meetup: Held

East Bay Women's Book Club November Meetup: Held

Thu, Nov 19, 3:00 AM
From East Bay Women's Book Club Meetup
4.9

Hello, fellow female readers -- The book for the November meetup is "Held" by Anne Michaels. For those of you who are new, I will send out the address to my house by Monday, November 16. Looking forward to gathering together and discussing the book. Bonnie

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16 attendees
SF Euchre: 3rd Tuesdays @ Rudi's

SF Euchre: 3rd Tuesdays @ Rudi's

Wed, Nov 18, 1:30 AM
From The SF-Oakland Euchre Club
4.9

Hey Gang! Come join us for **SF EUCHRE** twice a month on the **1st & 3rd Tuesdays** at **Rudi's Sports Bar**! Rudi's is located near the corner of 16th Street & Valencia just a short walk from the 16th Street Mission BART Station and several MUNI lines. Happy Hour until 6pm. [https://www.rudissf.com/](https://www.rudissf.com/) **RSVP 'Yes' to let us know you're coming!** Hope to see you there! Feel free to ping with any questions! **Links to all our Socials:** [https://linktr.ee/sfoaklandeuchre](https://linktr.ee/sfoaklandeuchre)

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7 attendees

November Book Club: Green City Wars by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Thu, Nov 19, 3:00 AM
From SF Book & Social Club (20s - 30s)
4.9
5 attendees
Euro Mingle – Nov 21

Euro Mingle – Nov 21

Sun, Nov 22, 1:00 AM
From Bay Area Friends of Europe
4.7

Meet European expats and other internationally-minded people over drinks. These convivial social gatherings are relaxed, intimate, and fun. A wide range of Euro friends attend: singles, couples, and all ages. RSVP registrations close about a week before the event, but attendance is still possible at the "walk-in" fee rate of $10. Details at [RSVPs, Guests, and Attendance Fees](https://docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/1De48Mzn2rVgjMP2HXW8zFhmIfJ24tAYB64FPdWjp9hk/pub). **Venue opens at 5pm.** Check in at the BAFOE welcome table to receive your Friends of Europe name badge – *your passport to mingling!* The attendance fee, which covers the group’s operating expenses, is payable at check-in, in cash (preferred – *ideally two dollar bills!*) or via Venmo. **Legal:** By attending BAFOE events, you are confirming that you have read, understood and accepted the following: [Legal Disclaimer and Liability Information](https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRICQbRpIiHAkySl29II1QB1BQSe4ywejo_-HeVSuES7wBtgQhz3KFSfNgsIJbGdidhygeHO-RCdnlC/pub). **More info**: [What to expect at Friends of Europe Mingles](https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSQX720KsiicGVC4w1GifYV_bjiLhVKBPEXnRpIfxheFrreLJEFYSc2d-3OiL8sHwnPnUF4qx23HLQG/pub).

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91 attendees
December Book Club: The Calamity Club by  Kathryn Stockett

December Book Club: The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett

Wed, Dec 2, 2:30 AM
From The Ladies Explorers Society of Books and Bars
4.9

We are kicking off the holidays at the tippy top of the month with strong holiday cheer. Our annual trek to The Double Standard for festive fun is on and I CANNOT WAIT!! ABOUT THE BOOK Abandoned by her mother one Christmas Eve, eleven-year-old Meg Lefleur has learned the hard way to rely on no one. Now one of the unadoptable "big girls" at the Lafayette County Orphan Asylum, she fights each day to keep her spirit unbowed. Birdie Calhoun, unmarried and outspoken, has come to Oxford to ask her socialite sister to help the struggling family she’s left behind. But as the Depression tightens its grip, Birdie discovers her sister’s seemingly charmed life is a tapestry of lies. Then, Birdie encounters Charlie, a woman running low on luck with little left to lose. When their fates—and Meg’s—converge, Charlie comes up with an audacious plan for them to take control of their lives. But in a place and time where hypocrisy is rife and women’s freedom is fragile, even the smallest act of defiance can have dangerous consequences. The Calamity Club will make you laugh, cry, and cheer—an epic testament to underestimated women who know that calamity can be the spark of new beginnings. This is Kathryn Stockett at her most confident, heartfelt, and hilarious—the triumphant return of one of the most beloved storytellers of our time.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that brings people together to experience activities of common interest, whether it's online or in-person through events and groups.

You can search for 'bridge clubs' within San Francisco on Meetup to find local groups. The platform allows you to explore various bridge-related events and find clubs that match your schedule.

Yes, Meetup hosts numerous bridge events in San Francisco. You can browse upcoming games and find clubs to join, allowing you to engage with others who share your passion for bridge.

Absolutely, you can join multiple bridge clubs through Meetup. Engaging with different groups provides diverse experiences and the chance to hone your skills across various local events.

Once you've found a bridge event that piques your interest, simply click the RSVP button on the event page on Meetup to confirm your attendance.

While signing up and browsing events on Meetup is free, certain groups or events may charge a fee to participate. It's best to check event details for any associated costs.

Attending bridge events through Meetup provides a great opportunity to meet fellow enthusiasts. Engaging actively at events can help in making new connections.

Many bridge clubs in San Francisco cater to all skill levels. Some clubs offer beginner sessions, making them perfect for those new to the game.

While Meetup boasts numerous in-person events, some clubs might also host online sessions, allowing you to play bridge from the comfort of your home.

Not all interests may have an active group in every location. If you don't find a fitting bridge club right away, try broader searches or consider starting your own group on Meetup.

Yes, if you have a passion for organizing and connecting people, you can start your own bridge group on Meetup and host events to bring fellow players together.

Meetup often features varied bridge events including competitive games. However, not every gathering will be competition-focused, so check specific event details.

The frequency of bridge events in San Francisco varies by club and organizer, so it's helpful to stay updated on your selected clubs for new events.

While being active in Meetup can help in meeting people, connections depend on mutual engagement during events, and the platform cannot guarantee friendships.

Meetup centers on building group interactions, so most events are structured around group play rather than 1-on-1 matches.