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2026 Card! —American Mahj (Beginners welcome if you know how to play)

2026 Card! —American Mahj (Beginners welcome if you know how to play)

Tue, Apr 7, 2:15 PM
From Toronto Canasta Card Game/Mah Jongg Meetup Group
4.8

Join us for friendly American MahJongg! Bring your 2026 card and let’s have fun 😀 For 2026, I am requesting $15 dues for the year, payable to Sabie by e-transfer to sgallo6877@gmail.com or cash. *Not sure if our events are for you? Come on down and join us a few times (before paying dues), we’d love to meet you.* **NOTE: The Guild House charges a $10 table fee per person to play each week. The drinks and food you purchase will count towards this so if you buy a latte for $5, then you will just pay $5 more (+ HST) for the table fee. See Sabie for details on discount available if this is a burden.** The Guild House has a great cafe! [Here's their menu.](https://theguildhouse.ca/pages/menu) Last but not least...PLEASE cancel your RSVP on Meetup if your plans change.

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13 attendees

MOODY OFFICE: Caribbean Jazz Lounge

Mon, Apr 27, 12:00 AM
From Toronto Black Professionals
4.8
9 attendees
🎱 learn to play pool and make new friends in toronto (Junction) 🎱

🎱 learn to play pool and make new friends in toronto (Junction) 🎱

Tue, Apr 14, 11:00 PM
From Toronto Billiards Club 🎱
4.8

🎱 **New Year, New Events, TBC Tuesday Socials Are Back for 2026!** 🎉 Kick off **2026** by getting out of the house, meeting new people, and enjoying a relaxed night of pool with **Toronto Billiards Club** at **Shoxs**. This Tuesday evening social is all about **good vibes, community, and accessible pool**. Whether you are brand new to the game or have years of experience, you will feel comfortable here. **What to expect:** ✅ friendly, inclusive, and welcoming social atmosphere ✅ beginners welcome ✅ instruction and guidance from TBC hosts ✅ casual pool games, conversation, drinks, and food ✅ no pressure, no leagues, no egos if you have ever thought *“I want to play pool but don’t know where to start”* or *“I don’t want to walk into a pool hall by myself”* this event is made for you. many of our regulars first showed up solo. 💬 **First time attending?** Our hosts will introduce you, help you get a game going, and make sure you are comfortable throughout the night. 💵 **Event Fee:** $15 per person Payable by cash or e-transfer (dean@tbcpool.org) Please contact the event organizer if you have payment questions 📋 **House Rules:** All attendees are expected to follow TBC Meetup Rules during the event. If you have questions about rules, fees, or the format, feel free to message an organizer. 👉 **Call to action:** Bring a friend or come solo. show up curious. Leave with new connections and more confidence at the table. See you Tuesday and welcome to the TBC community! **TBC Admin**

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🏙️🚶 OLD CABBAGETOWN, REGENT PARK & DISTILLERY DISTRICT WALK (9KM) 🚶🏙️

🏙️🚶 OLD CABBAGETOWN, REGENT PARK & DISTILLERY DISTRICT WALK (9KM) 🚶🏙️

Sun, Apr 12, 3:00 PM
From Try New Things in Toronto!
4.6

🏙️🚶 OLD CABBAGETOWN, REGENT PARK & DISTILLERY DISTRICT WALK (9KM) 🚶🏙️ Historic Streets, City Contrasts & A Distillery District Finish Some walks show you just how many different versions of Toronto can exist within a few kilometres. Join us for a social city walk through some of Toronto’s most layered and contrasting neighbourhoods — from the storybook streets of Cabbagetown, to the revitalized energy of Regent Park, ending in the iconic Distillery District. Cabbagetown is known for having one of the largest collections of Victorian homes in North America — quiet, tree-lined streets that feel almost frozen in time. From there, we’ll move into Regent Park, where old Toronto meets new in one of the city’s most significant redevelopments. We’ll finish in the Distillery District, once home to the largest distillery in the world, now a vibrant pedestrian area full of brick buildings, art, and atmosphere. This is not a formal historical tour. It’s a social walk with light storytelling, good energy, and lots to take in along the way. 👉 **Don’t forget to join our WhatsApp group** – [CLICK HERE!](https://chat.whatsapp.com/H59mSCbsAi018gYANrKAnc?mode=ac_t) \*\*\* 🚶‍♂️ What We’ll Do We’ll meet outside the subway station and begin our walk into Cabbagetown, wandering through its charming residential streets before making our way toward Regent Park. As we move through the neighbourhood, you’ll see the blend of old and new Toronto — community spaces, modern builds, and the evolution of the area. From there, we’ll continue south toward the Distillery District, where the walk wraps up. You’re free to explore, grab a drink, or head out whenever you like. Please note: there will be some stairs along the route. \*\*\* 🌦️ Weather & Expectations This walk will happen in typical April weather — which means anything from sun to light rain. As long as it’s not extreme conditions or heavy downpour, we’ll be going ahead. Be prepared and dress accordingly. Comfortable shoes are important, and layers are always a good idea. Also — this is NOT a guided or formal historical tour. I’ll share context casually, but the focus is on being social and enjoying the walk. \*\*\* 🧢 Meetup Details 📍 Meetup Location: Outside the subway station 🫎 I’ll be wearing my Moose Hat ⏰ Meetup Time: 11:00 AM I will only wait 5 minutes. Early is on time. On time is late. We’ll begin promptly, so please plan ahead. End Point: Distillery District \*\*\* 🎟️ Meetup Fee: $5 cash in person or e-transfer to 📧 \*\*[mathewmaclean@hotmail.com**](http://mathewmaclean@hotmail.com%2A%2A/) This helps support the group and allows us to keep hosting events like this. Thank you for supporting community! 💖 \*\*\* 🎒 What to Bring Water Good walking shoes A small snack Weather-appropriate clothing (rain-ready if needed ☔) Please also use the washroom before arriving, as stops are limited. \*\*\* 🌈 Who Is This For? This group is open to anyone who wants to be social and make friends — whether single or not. We also host: 🎬 Movies 🚶 Walks & hikes 🎭 Arts & culture outings 🍽️ Restaurant gatherings There’s always something happening. \*\*\* REMEMBER: You’re welcome to just show up on the day if you’re unsure about your schedule. And as always, sometimes plans shift and events may need to be canceled — please keep an eye on updates. \*\*\* 👤 Organizer: Mathew Questions? Post on the event wall or email 📧 [torontomoviesandoutings@hotmail.com](mailto:torontomoviesandoutings@hotmail.com) Come for the history. Stay for the contrasts. Leave seeing Toronto just a little differently than before. 🏙️✨

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♠️ ♥️ Trix & Tarneeb Night ♦️ ♣️

♠️ ♥️ Trix & Tarneeb Night ♦️ ♣️

Thu, Apr 9, 10:00 PM
From Cards: Tarneeb and Trix

**First Meetup: Trix & Tarneeb Night** Come join us for a relaxed evening of cards, good company, and great beverages! Whether you're a seasoned Trix player, a Tarneeb devotee, or just curious about these beloved card games, you're welcome at the table. We'll be gathering at a local café to shuffle up, deal out, and enjoy some friendly competition over coffee and bites. This is all about having fun and connecting with fellow card game enthusiasts — no pressure, no scorekeeping, just good vibes. Come with friends or come solo – you'll be put together in groups of 4! Bring yourself, bring a friend, and get ready to play! **What to expect:** * Casual games of Trix and Tarneeb throughout the evening * A welcoming crowd of all skill levels * Great café atmosphere with food and drinks on hand * A chance to meet people who share your love of cards New to the games? No worries — experienced players will be happy to walk you through the rules. See you there!

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TerribleHack

TerribleHack

Sun, Apr 26, 3:00 PM
From Creative Code Toronto
4.8

Most hackathons are about coming up with innovative new ideas and making plausible startup prototypes. This one is different. This one is about making terrible hacks! **Take some time to make your bad ideas a reality.** This year, **InterAccess** will be hosting TerribleHack! It will be on **Sunday April 26** from 11am to 6pm. InterAccess is a gallery and studio that also graciously hosts Creative Code Toronto events. Check out their gallery while you're at the event! For more info, see https://terriblehack.website/

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Meetup is a platform for finding and joining groups of like-minded individuals based on shared interests like playing games or other hobbies.

Yes, you can easily find Cribbage groups in Toronto on Meetup. Use the search feature to discover local players and join events to engage in regular meetups.

To join a Cribbage Meetup, first create a Meetup account. Then, search for Cribbage groups in your area, join them, and RSVP for upcoming events.

While many Cribbage events are in-person, some may be online depending on organizer preferences. Check event details for specific modes.

Check the event details or contact the organizer. Some events provide boards, but bringing your own can ensure you're ready to play.

If you're unable to find local Cribbage groups, consider starting your own group on Meetup to connect with other enthusiasts in Toronto.

While it's encouraged to join a group for better engagement, you can RSVP and attend specific events as a guest to see if it's right for you.

Some Cribbage Meetups may be free, while others could have a small fee for materials or venue costs. Always check event descriptions for details.

Yes, many groups are open to players of all levels. Joining a Cribbage Meetup can help beginners learn the game from fellow players.

Absolutely, Meetup is great for meeting people with similar interests in Toronto through group activities like playing Cribbage.

No, events are organized by group hosts or organizers. Meetup provides the platform for these groups to promote and manage their events.

Creating a Meetup account and browsing events is free, though attending some events might have costs as determined by the event organizer.

The frequency of events can vary by group and organizer availability. Check each group's calendar for upcoming Cribbage sessions.

Many Meetup groups cater to different skill levels, so some might attract more experienced Cribbage players looking to challenge themselves.

Meetup helps facilitate connections, but specific event availability depends on local organizer activity.