Comic Book Collecting San Francisco

Book Club - The Psychology of Money

We will kick start the first event with the discussion of the book "The Psychology of Money". It will be at least 8 weeks series. Once we start reading it, we will adjust it depending on everyone's pace and participation. Please read at least two chapters. For the first event, it will be the introduction and chapter 1. We will have wrap party at the last session of this book. Update: Since it is a easy read book, we have decided to read and discuss 4 chapters for each reading. I will update chapters to read at each event in the **Comment** area down below. Make sure to check it out. **How to find us** I will be at 2nd floor. Take the escalator up. I will be at your right with a green sign "Cafe Finance" when you stand at the entrance. **Agenda** 5:30 \~ 6:00 pm Sharing and Networking ( You can buy or bring food to eat while we are discussing the book) 6:00 \~ 7:30 pm Book Discussion 7:30 \~ 8:00 pm Conclusion & Final thought **About the book** Doing well with money isn't necessarily about what you know. It's about how you behave. And behavior is hard to teach, even to really smart people. Money - investing, personal finance, and business decisions - is typically taught as math-based field, where data and formulas tell us exactly what to do. But in the real world people don't make financial decisions on a spreadsheet. They make them at the dinner table, or in a meeting room, where personal history, your own unique view of the world, ego, pride, marketing, and odd incentives are scrambled together. In the Psychology of Money, award-winning author Morgan Housel shares 19 short stories exploring the strange ways people think about money and teaches you how to mkae better sense of one of life's most important topics.

East Bay Women's Book Club August Meetup: Yesteryear

Hello, fellow female readers -- The book for the August Meetup is Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke For those of you who are new, I will send out the address to my house by Monday, August 17. Looking forward to gathering together and discussing the book. Bonnie

Photo Book Talk - Bookshop West Portal

Oakland BYO Book Club (First timers welcome & introvert friendly)

On Tuesdays, we have a book club with a twist. Bring any book you are currently working on or want to start. We spend the first part reading in silence together (until about 8:15 pm) and the last part discussing what we are each reading, what inspired our reading choices, and a nugget from what we read. 📕 Great way to learn about new topics, books, authors, and about each other with our rich discussions 🧠 😌 Newcomers welcome and Introvert-friendly. An Oakland Muslim Bookclub gathering — bringing Muslims together through books, conversation, and adab. Partifull RSVP (we have an average of 5-15 regulars who attend bookclub weekly, most rsvps are via Partiful): [Partiful RSVP Link](https://partiful.com/e/LXNFEavp0UnEwoxLH473?c=ay25rFi0)

Alta Plaza Park, corner Steiner and Clay.

Meet at the corner of Steiner and Clay, Alta Plaza Park. Lots of Victorians, people, dogs, etc. restrooms near playground. Throw down on steps at the corner. Eileen 415-305-0892

Solve a Murder! (Optional Book Club: The Tuesday Night Club by Agatha Christie)

The first of its kind in this meetup. I’ll bring a murder mystery to solve do bring your detective hats! There is also an optional book club. We will discuss the book from 5:30 to 6:00 pm, then solve a murder!

Meet to draw each other in San Francisco!

Take a turn modeling (nude) then just draw for the rest of the session. Looking forward to seeing old and new friends! Optional $10 donation to cover studio rent is suggested but not required. We will supply chairs but bring your own drawing materials, such as pencil, paper, and drawing board if you have one. (No oil paints, solvents, or fixative inside the building.) Open to all levels of experience.

August Meeting: Banana Yoshimoto - Lizard

**Recommended Stories:** * Newlywed * Lizard * A Strange Tale from Down by the River Always wanted to read this "spare, dreamlike" Japanese author. Looking forward to discussing it! **For First-Timers:** We recommend reading at least one story, but feel free to read as little or as much as you'd like! Discussion is open, informal, and we try to focus on the recommended stories listed above. **About the Author:** Banana Yoshimoto (born Mahoko Yoshimoto in 1964) is one of the most internationally recognized voices in contemporary Japanese fiction. Her stories often center on grief, healing, and young women navigating loss

A Night at the De Young Museum and the Treasures of the Pharaohs!

Let's explore the DeYoung Museum at night and also enjoy live music, food trucks and specialty drinks! We can plan carpools if needed! This event will take place at the de Young, located at 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive. A Late Night Editions reboot is afoot at the de Young this August! Step into Treasures of the Pharaohs after hours and experience the splendor of ancient Egypt through 130 exquisite works that reveal the power, beauty, and beliefs of one of history’s most extraordinary civilizations. Sip a specialty cocktail, savor bites from Off the Grid food trucks, and flow with live DJ sets from In Session. Whether it’s date night, a night out with friends, or simply an excuse to do something different, this is one summer evening you won’t want to miss. Come for the pharaohs. Stay for the vibes. Tickets are $35 Late Night Editions: Treasures of the Pharaohs — Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco https://share.google/O5vaWztFpgW2yKhpU

SF Men's Naked Drawing Group Session Saturday 08/08/2026

Amoeba Music on Haight

Amoeba Music on Haight is a massive, legendary independent record store located at [1855 Haight St](https://www.amoeba.com/our-stores/) in San Francisco's historic Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. Opened in November 1997 inside a former 24,000-square-foot bowling alley. Bring a chair, dress warm. Gather at 1215/1230 to share

Harvey Milk Photo Center 2026 Member Show - Opening Reception