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The Epic of Gilgamesh (c.2100-1200BCE)

The Epic of Gilgamesh (c.2100-1200BCE)

Sat, Feb 28, 2:00 AM
From Really Old Books

Sex, violence and death - the Epic of Gilgamesh, the oldest story in the world. Our first meeting will start auspiciously with the standard Babylonian version of the epic, dating from roughly 1300-1000BCE, also known as 'He Who Saw the Deep.' Multiple translations exist but I advise you read the Penguin edition translated by Andrew George as it includes summaries of each tablet that help make the story, with its many fragments, easier to follow. It's available in bookshops, the library and you can email me at jack.malone67@gmail.com if you need a digital copy. It's also free on https://sacred-texts.com/ane/eog/index.htm, but this translation is very archaic and not recommended for first-time readers. The full text is less than 100 pages and summaries are readily available, so if you're interested in this event and worry you don't have time to read it all - don't worry, just dive in! This is not a formal, scholarly meeting - if you've been studying Akkadian for decades, great - if you know nothing at all about Gilgamesh other than a vague understanding that he was supposedly a cool guy, that's great too. We'll be meeting upstairs in the Shakespeare Hotel, and welcome drinkers and non-drinkers alike. If this event is marked 'full', please just email me if you're interested in coming - Meetup limits the amount of attendees, but I'm sure we can fit you in!

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10 attendees
February Books and Bevvies

February Books and Bevvies

Sat, Feb 21, 1:00 AM
From Books & Bevvies — Book Swap Social Sydney

**Welcome to the very first Books & Bevvies** — a casual book swap + drinks social in the Sydney CBD. This is *not* a book club with homework. It’s a simple, low-key way to meet people, chat about what you’ve been reading, and walk out with something new. **How it works** * Bring 1–2 books you’re happy to part with * Pop them on the swap table when you arrive * Mingle, chat, and swap recommendations * When the swap opens, take up to the number of books you brought * Stay for a drink and a conversation after **What to bring** * 1–2 books (any genre, any reading level) **Good to know** * All genres and reading levels are welcome * No fee, but please purchase your own food/drinks from the venue **Where we’ll be** We’ll be in the **Market Street Garden Bar**, with a table full of books and bevvies.

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20 attendees
Card and Board Games at City Tatts; 199 Castlereagh Street, Sydney.

Card and Board Games at City Tatts; 199 Castlereagh Street, Sydney.

Fri, Feb 27, 12:00 AM
From Sydney Street Photographers
4.7

I’m wondering if the members of the camera club are open to a new suggestion. How do you feel about board games? The idea is that you come along with a board game or card game and members choose what to play. Ideas include and are not limited to: Uno, Rummy, Crib, Chess, Monopoly, Cluedo, etc. We will meet at City Tatts (199 Castlereagh St, Sydney) to enjoy each other’s company and share a meal. I expect we will meet at 11 am and play for an hour or two followed by lunch. If you need to contact me my number is 0425382248.

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5 attendees
MARCH BOOK –'The Names ' by Florence Knapp

MARCH BOOK –'The Names ' by Florence Knapp

Tue, Mar 3, 7:30 AM
From Sydney Central Book Corner
4.7
15 attendees
CRIME 101  at  HOYTS MANDARIN  CHATSWOOD

CRIME 101 at HOYTS MANDARIN CHATSWOOD

Tue, Feb 17, 6:50 AM
From SFB Sydney Film Buffs
4.4

CRIME 101 at HOYTS MANDARIN CHATSWOOD - 140 min — (Mature themes, violence, coarse language and sexual references) --- Set against the sun-bleached grit of Los Angeles, CRIME 101 weaves the tale of an elusive jewel thief (Chris Hemsworth) whose string of heists have mystified police. *CRIME 101* is a 2026 American crime thriller film directed by Bart Layton, based on Don Winslow's 2020 novella. The Amazon MGM Studios production, stars Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Barry Keoghan, and Halle Berry. It follows an elusive jewel thief pursued by a detective during a series of high-stakes heists along the Pacific Coast Please only RSVP when you are certain you will be attending. The movie starts at 6.10pm and of course seated near the box office, will meet you about 20 minutes before. You can purchase your CHEAP TUESDAY HOYTS ticket on-line via the link below OR at the box office on the night. [https://www.hoyts.com.au/movies/crime-](https://www.hoyts.com.au/movies/crime-101)***[101](https://www.hoyts.com.au/movies/crime-101)*** Any questions or messages please put in the comment section below OR if on the afternoon of the event, then please sms text me on 0400442000 - Ta Kingsley

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2 attendees
The Bay BookClub - The Daily Stoic 📖

The Bay BookClub - The Daily Stoic 📖

Sat, Feb 21, 6:00 AM
From The Bay BookClub 📖

Get ready for the first meetup by the Bay Run on the benches next to the Waterfront Green Amenities. 📍 Please see location pin You don't need to have read the book, come along and meet like-minded people, have meaningful chats and make new friends. We'll be discussing and taking notes on 'The Daily Stoic' by Ryan Holiday. (Optional) BYO: 📖 book 📓 journal & pen 🥤 drinks / snacks

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Frequently asked questions

You can find local comic book collecting groups in Sydney by searching on Meetup for communities centered around comics. Browse events and gatherings specifically for fans in your area, join the group that matches your interest, and participate in their events.

Meetup is a platform that connects people with shared interests through community events and activities. Users can search for local groups based on hobbies or lifestyle, RSVP to events, and meet new people, all in a friendly and welcoming community setting.

Yes, comic book events in Sydney are held regularly. Keep an eye on Meetup for upcoming comic expos, trading sessions, and reading groups, allowing you to plan ahead and ensure you don't miss out on attending events of interest.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to join multiple groups. If you're passionate about comic books and other interests, or even different aspects of comics like manga or graphic novels, feel free to become part of multiple groups to diversify your social experience.

No, you're not required to attend every meetup you join. You're free to choose which events fit your schedule or interest you most. It's about enjoying the community and participating as it conveniently fits into your life.

To RSVP for an event, go to the event page on the Meetup app or website and click 'Attend' or 'RSVP'. This confirms your participation, and you'll receive updates or notifications about the event as the date approaches.

While Meetup connects you with Sydney enthusiasts and collectors, specific comics' availability depends on participants' collections. Engage actively and regularly to increase your chances of finding desired comics.

While Sydney has an active Meetup scene, specific niche groups depend on local community activity. Explore various comics groups to find one that matches your preferences within the larger collecting community.

Not at all! Meetup supports both large and more intimate gatherings. You may find small discussion groups, larger conventions, or something more personalized for genuine connections around comic book interests.

Events are hosted by local community members or group organizers, not directly by Meetup. It's often people passionate about comics sharing their enthusiasm by bringing others together to engage with this hobby.

The quality and organization of events can vary, as they are managed by different hosts or groups. While many organizers strive for good experiences, try attending different events to see which suit your tastes best.

Definitely! Meetup welcomes beginners, allowing them to learn from experienced collectors, get advice, and delve deeper into the world of comic books through collective enthusiasm and collaborations.

Yes, Meetup allows for a blend of passions! While you're there for comic books, the shared environment may foster discussions about Related interests, encouraging multi-faceted connections and discoveries.

Meetup includes both online and in-person events, depending on the group. This flexibility allows you to participate remotely or meet face-to-face at local gatherings, accommodating different preferences.

Yes, bringing a friend can make events even more enjoyable. Some groups request additional RSVPs for guests, so check event details to ensure you're adhering to group standards or limits.