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Deeper Connection Social

Deeper Connection Social

Mon, Jul 13, 2:00 AM
From The Los Angeles Deeper Connection Network

**Hi, my name is Ben C. I am a Registered Nurse and an Army veteran. The rise of social media and AI has drawn us, humans, further apart, let alone becoming more superficial. There are times we crave to have another human being listen to us intuitively and attentively without judgment. Hence, I started this group. My goal for the group is to build deeper connections through conversations, offer emotional support, and find solutions to our everyday problems. We practice deep listening, radical empathy, mutual respect, shared laughter/suffering, and celebrate our victories. So if this is something you have been yawning for, bring your authentic, vulnerable, and curious self to share with us.**

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2 attendees
Product and Design Happy HourProduct and Design Happy Hour

Product and Design Happy HourProduct and Design Happy Hour

Wed, Jul 15, 1:00 AM
From Product Managers Association of Los Angeles
4.7

**This is your monthly gathering place for connecting with fellow product people across LA.** We're bringing the LA product community together again this **July at 33 Taps in Culver City.** Join us on Tuesday, July 14 for relaxed, high-quality conversations with the people building products, solving problems, and shaping experiences across Los Angeles. No panels. No slides. No pressure. Just real conversations with thoughtful product professionals. Whether you're launching new products, scaling growth, hiring, exploring new opportunities, or simply product-adjacent and curious, you're welcome here. **Come ready to:** • Connect with fellow builders • Share stories, lessons learned, and fresh perspectives • Meet potential collaborators, hiring managers, and future teammates • Strengthen the LA product ecosystem together If you're able, please support the venue with a drink or food purchase during the event. **Parking** Metered street parking is available, though limited. Nearby structures include: • 3846 Cardiff Ave • 3844 Watseka Ave • 9770 Culver Blvd **Stay in the loop** Join our mailing list to receive updates on upcoming events and community opportunities. **About PMA LA** The Product Managers Association of Los Angeles is the city's largest community of product professionals, bringing together more than 3,000 members across product management, design, strategy, and innovation. Through events, workshops, and community connections, we create opportunities to learn together, share insights, and grow alongside fellow builders. Join our newsletter and get involved: **[www.pma.la/join-us](http://www.pma.la/join-us)**

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Circuits Social

Circuits Social

Fri, Jul 24, 2:30 AM
From CRASH Space
4.5

Get together to talk and learn about electronic components and circuits. Bring your questions, bring your projects, we’re here to help and learn. \-\-\-\-\-\- CRASH Space is a non-profit organization located in Los Angeles and run by volunteers. We are a collection of artists, hackers, programmers, builders, and makers. Our members use the space to work on their projects, share ideas, and help each other create whatever they envision. Learn more at [https://blog.crashspace.org](https://blog.crashspace.org/)

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1 attendee
🇰🇷 Electrik Seoul presents: DJ Hyo (of Girls’ Generation) @ Exchange LA (21+)

🇰🇷 Electrik Seoul presents: DJ Hyo (of Girls’ Generation) @ Exchange LA (21+)

Sat, Jul 11, 4:55 AM
From Electric Events LA
4.3

Let's meetup for DJ Hyo! **Tickets 👉[https://ravemeetup.short.gy/Exchange71026](https://ravemeetup.short.gy/Exchange71026)** ***Early bird price at announcement: $20. Lock in tix before the next tier.*** More events 👉[https://www.RaveLoop.com](https://www.RaveLoop.com) **👋 *Please visit our sponsor site* 👉[https://www.RaveMeetup.com](https://www.RaveMeetup.com)** **DJ HYO** **[Click here for more info.](https://www.ravemeetup.com/event/electrik-seoul-presents-dj-hyo-of-girls-generation-exchange-la-21-71026/)** ***You must buy a ticket if you want to see the DJs inside of the venue. The "FREE" shown by meetup.com means it's only free to meetup with members. Sorry for any confusion.*** https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/b/6/d/a/highres_534706810.jpeg **AGES:** 21+ **DOORS OPEN:** 10:00pm **ADDRESS:** 618 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014 **PARKING:** [🅿️ ](https://bit.ly/4b2fUBD)**[Reserve with SpotHer](https://bit.ly/4b2fUBD)[o](https://spothero.app.link/ts1p2NqSe1?kind=address&latitude=34.1018336&longitude=-118.3209233&$3p=a_hasoffers&$affiliate_json=http%3A%2F%2Ftracking.spothero.com%2Faff_c%3Foffer_id%3D1%26aff_id%3D1755%26source%3DAcademyLA%26format%3Djson)** **DRESS CODE:** Upscale Casual. No sandals or flip-flops, shorts, ratty or baggy jeans, baseball hats or beanies, white t-shirts, tanks / sleeveless shirts, hooded sweatshirts, jerseys or clothing with sports logos. Dress tennis shoes and jeans are OK. Management reserves the right to make all final dress code decisions & can refuse entry for any reason. **MEETUP INFO:** Please comment below & make arrangements to meet up with our members. The suggested meetup spot is inside Exchange LA in the upstairs lounge adjacent to the middle bar; the middle bar is just outside the main stage entrance doorway on the 2nd floor; the lounge is NOT on the VIP balcony level. **MEETUP TIMES (5 MINUTE WAIT PER TIME):** 11:15pm 12:15am 1:15am

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Los Angeles Projector Swarm Meetup

Los Angeles Projector Swarm Meetup

Sat, Jul 11, 1:00 AM
From CRASH Space
4.5

Open To All, No Membership Required We specialize in browser-based musical synthesis and real-time visuals, making the world of algorave accessible to anyone with a laptop. While our heart is in the web, our swarm welcomes all manners of live coding environments—from local audio engines to custom-built instruments. Through shows, online exchanges, and meetups, we push the envelope of how art is accessed, consumed, and collectively rewritten. We'll have hdmi input if you want to plug-in and demo your work, or we have comfy couches if you just want to see what people have to show off! A low-key hangout open to everyone, from those who make music to those who just love it. \-\-\-\-\-\- CRASH Space is a non-profit organization located in Los Angeles and run by volunteers. We are a collection of artists, hackers, programmers, builders, and makers. Our members use the space to work on their projects, share ideas, and help each other create whatever they envision. Learn more at [https://blog.crashspace.org](https://blog.crashspace.org/)

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Cleantech Hardware Zero to One: What It Really Takes to Build EV Systems

Cleantech Hardware Zero to One: What It Really Takes to Build EV Systems

Fri, Jul 10, 3:15 PM
From Friday Coffee Meetup
4.8

Cleantech is full of big ideas—but turning those ideas into working, scalable hardware is where most teams struggle. Join us for a candid, real-world conversation with Bill Beverley, as he shares what it actually takes to build and deploy electric vehicle and battery systems that don’t just prototype—but perform in the field. With experience spanning aerospace, early EV OEMs, advanced battery technologies, and grid-connected electrification platforms, Bill has spent his career operating at the intersection of complex engineering and real-world execution and has seen firsthand what breaks, what scales, and what never makes it out of development. In this talk, Bill will cover: * The gap between ambitious concepts and functional, shippable hardware * What actually breaks in EV and battery systems—and how to plan for it * Early-stage architecture decisions that can make or derail a program * Supplier strategy, certification realities, and manufacturing readiness * How to navigate complexity, constraints, and cross-functional execution in high-stakes environments Whether you're a builder, operator, investor—or simply love a great behind-the-scenes tech story—this session offers a candid, grounded look at what it really takes to bring complex cleantech hardware from zero to one and make it work in the real world. ### **About the Speaker** Bill Beverley is an engineering and commercial leader with over 22 years of experience across aerospace, electric vehicles, battery technologies, and electrification platforms. He holds six patents in the electrified automotive sector and has held leadership roles at Faraday Future, Romeo Power, IndiEV, and Evolectric. He began his career in aerospace, serving as a technical project lead supporting global companies such as Airbus, Gulfstream, and Boeing, where he developed a strong foundation in systems engineering, safety, and precision. As Co-Founder (and now advisor and board member), Bill led technical strategy, new product development, and program execution at Evolectric, helping bring scalable electrification solutions to market. He now works with companies across mobility, defense, and energy through Bevco, advising on battery system development and deployment. Bill holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from California State University, Long Beach, where he remains actively involved as Chair of the College of Engineering’s Zero Emissions Workforce Advisory Group and as an advisory board member for the Master of Science in Sustainability Management and Policy program. He is also recognized as part of the university’s “49er under 49” program for Mechanical Engineering. **Networking** Come early to connect with fellow founders, technologists, creatives, and community members. Friday Coffee Meetup is as much about the people in the room as it is about the conversation on stage.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup facilitates connecting with people through common interests. You can join groups and attend events centered around shared hobbies like electronics projects, making it easy to meet people and dive into activities you love.

Search for electronics-focused groups in Los Angeles using Meetup’s search feature. Look up groups dedicated to electronics projects to find local meetups and events you can join.

Yes, there are various events around electronics in Los Angeles. You can search Meetup to discover hands-on workshops, group projects, and discussions about electronics happening near you.

Electronics projects can range from simple soldering workshops to complex collaborative builds or discussions on the latest in technology and innovation. Meetups are a great way to expand your skills while connecting with enthusiasts.

Of course! You can join multiple electronics and related groups. This flexibility allows you to explore different facets of the electronics community in Los Angeles and enhance your skills through diverse events.

Experience is not required to join an electronics group. Many groups welcome newcomers and provide beginner-friendly activities, facilitating learning and skill development at all stages.

To RSVP, select an event you're interested in and follow the RSVP instructions. You'll typically need to sign in to your Meetup account to confirm attendance.

Events may vary between in-person and online formats, depending on the organizers. Check each event's details to see how you can participate.

While Meetup itself is free, some events may have entry fees to cover materials or venue costs. Always check the event details to know if there are any associated costs.

While Meetup helps facilitate connections, it doesn’t guarantee specific outcomes such as making friends. Active participation and openness are key.

The frequency of electronics events varies based on organizer activity and member interest. Regularly check Meetup for upcoming events to stay informed.

The presence of active electronics groups in Los Angeles is generally consistent, but specific specialties within electronics may vary. Exploring different groups can help you find your niche.

You can create your own electronics-themed group by visiting Meetup’s site and following their step-by-step process for starting a new group, thereby attracting fellow electronics enthusiasts.

While many electronics groups initiate connections online, they often organize in-person meetups for hands-on activities or group projects, enhancing community engagement.

Meetup focuses on group activities rather than one-on-one project arrangements. You may connect with individuals for personal collaborations at group events, but such connections happen organically.