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Mah Jongg at El Camino College

Mah Jongg at El Camino College

Fri, Oct 23, 11:30 PM
From American Mah Jongg at South Bay Torrance
4.9

Social Mah Jongg playing.

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Wearables Wednesday

Wearables Wednesday

Thu, Oct 22, 3:00 AM
From CRASH Space
4.5

Anything and everything wearable! Sewing, crocheting, leatherwork, cosplay, el wire, LEDs, smart watches, and more. We will be sharing, working on our own projects, and checking out wonderful wearables on the web. \-\-\-\-\-\- 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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Halloween Open Maker Workshop 🎃 | Costume Creation & 3D Printing Edition

Halloween Open Maker Workshop 🎃 | Costume Creation & 3D Printing Edition

Sat, Oct 31, 7:00 PM
From Los Angeles Maker Spacers Community Group
5.0

**Bring your costume ideas. Bring your creativity. Let's make Halloween at the makerspace!** Join us for a special **Halloween Edition of our Open Maker Workshop** on October 31! This month, we're transforming our makerspace into a creative Halloween workshop where you can work on your costume, customize your look, meet fellow makers, and bring your ideas to life. Whether you're finishing a costume, making last-minute adjustments, or designing something completely original, our makerspace is the perfect place to get creative. 🎃 Halloween Special Activities **🎨 Face Paint Kits** Get creative with Halloween-inspired face paint and add the finishing touches to your look. **🧵 Costume Adjustments & Assembly** Bring your costume pieces and work on adjustments, assembly, modifications, and finishing touches. **🏆 Best Costume Giveaway** Come dressed to impress! We'll be celebrating creativity with a special **Best Costume Giveaway**. **🖨️ Design Your Own 3D-Printed Costume Accessories** Create your own custom costume accessories and turn your ideas into something unique. **👾 3D-Printed Costume Accessories** Explore fun 3D-printed accessories and discover how 3D printing can take your Halloween costume to the next level. **What to Expect** * Explore our makerspace and equipment * Work on your Halloween costume or personal project * Make costume adjustments and modifications * Explore 3D printing for costume accessories * Meet fellow makers, creators, and DIY enthusiasts * Get advice, feedback, and ideas from the maker community * Tour the makerspace and see our equipment in action * Learn about our classes, workshops, and available resources **Who Should Attend?** * Halloween costume creators * DIY enthusiasts and hobbyists * Makers and 3D-printing enthusiasts * Students and creators * Families and individuals looking for a creative Halloween activity * Anyone curious about making, machining, and 3D printing **🎃 Come in Costume!** You're encouraged to **wear your Halloween costume** and show off your creativity. Whether it's handmade, modified, 3D printed, or completely original—we want to see it! **Important Notes** Some equipment requires supervision or prior training before use. Entrance is located at the back of the building. 📅 **When:** October 31 — Halloween Edition 📍 **Where:** Silicon Beach Maker Space 🎟️ **Admission is FREE, but registration is required.** Come create, customize, connect, and celebrate Halloween with the maker community! 🎃

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INTRODUCTION TO WILD FOODS — PASADENA CITY COLLEGE, ON CAMPUS

INTRODUCTION TO WILD FOODS — PASADENA CITY COLLEGE, ON CAMPUS

Sat, Nov 7, 3:00 AM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

**Friday, November 6, 7 p.m.** **INTRODUCTION TO WILD FOODS for food, medicine, fire, etc.** We will discuss the plants that we deem the most important to know from the standpoint of Food, Medicine, Fire, Water, Shelter, and “other.” These are common “multi-purpose” plants, useful for more than only food. The plants we will be discussing are found widely throughout North America, and are very common in the overall Southwest. Each plant will be rated on a scale of its relative usefulness in each of the key areas. Rather than think in terms of simply “edibility,” you will see that the plants we discuss are multi-purpose, and useful for many of life’s necessities. You’ll also learn which of Christopher Nyerges’ books contain the most detailed information about these multi-purpose plants. A discussion and social time will follow. Sponsored by Pasadena City College. Call 626 585-7608 to sign up. Or go to https://pasadena.augusoft.net

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Circuits Social

Circuits Social

Fri, Oct 23, 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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Book Club Meeting: The Color Line by Igiaba Scego

Book Club Meeting: The Color Line by Igiaba Scego

Sat, Nov 7, 9:30 PM
From Mocha Girls Read - Los Angeles
4.8

**Happy November, Mocha Girls! ☕🤎** Join the **Mocha Girls Read Los Angeles Chapter** for an afternoon of reading, friendship, fellowship, and community. 📅 **Saturday, November 7, 2026** ⏰ **1:30 PM** 📍 **Lore Bookstore** Our October Monthly Book Selection is *[The Color Line](https://link.amazon/B01y48eRX)*[ by Igiaba Scego.](https://link.amazon/B01y48eRX) ### 📖 About the Book Inspired by true events, this gorgeous, haunting novel intertwines the lives of two Black female artists more than a century apart, both outsiders in Italy. It was the middle of the nineteenth century when Lafanu Brown audaciously decided to become an artist. In the wake of the American Civil War, life was especially tough for Black women, but she did not let that stop her. The daughter of a Native American woman and an African Haitian man, Lafanu had the rare opportunity to study, travel, and follow her dreams, thanks to her indomitable spirit, but not without facing intolerance and violence. In 2019, an Italian art curator of Somali origin is desperately trying to bring her sixteen-year-old cousin to Europe after she has already attempted the long, treacherous journey to Italy. While organizing an exhibition combining the paintings of Lafanu Brown with artwork created by young migrants, the curator becomes increasingly obsessed with Lafanu's life and secrets. Weaving together these two vibrant voices, Igiaba Scego offers a powerful exploration of what it means to be “other,” to be a woman, and particularly a Black woman in a foreign country, yesterday and today. As our 2026 **AROUND THE WORLD** reading journey continues, *[The Color Line](https://link.amazon/B01y48eRX)* takes us to Italy for our October theme, **IT HAPPENED IN ITALY**. 🇮🇹 And remember, **you don't need to read the book to join us.** Come for the conversation, meet your fellow Mocha Girls, and enjoy an afternoon of books, friendship, and community. **Please RSVP so we know you are coming.**

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is designed to help people find and join groups that share their interests, attend local events, and connect with others both locally and online.

Finding Lego groups in Los Angeles is easy on Meetup. Simply search with relevant keywords and filter by location to discover nearby Lego enthusiast gatherings.

Yes, you can join multiple Lego groups if you wish. Each group offers unique events and experiences, allowing you to broaden your interactions and creativity.

It depends on the event. Some Lego events provide bricks, while others might encourage attendees to bring their own. Check event details for specific requirements.

Basic services on Meetup are free, including joining groups and RSVPing to events. However, some specific events or groups may charge attendance fees for materials or venue.

To RSVP for a Lego event, find the event page on Meetup and use the RSVP button. This lets the organizer know you’re attending and gets you event updates.

Lego groups in Los Angeles cater to different age groups. Check the event descriptions for age suitability to make sure you find ones appropriate for you or your family.

Lego meetups often include building sessions, competition, and showcase events. Participants engage in collaborative builds or display their own Lego creations.

No, Lego events are organized by group leaders or hosts who use Meetup to coordinate and manage gatherings, not directly by Meetup itself.

Connections often extend beyond events. Meeting people with similar interests might lead to new friendships and collaboration opportunities even outside Meetup.

Lego events typically attract a variety of ages. Searching for age-specific Lego groups can increase the chance of meeting peers, enhancing your experience.

Yes, if there isn’t a group that matches your needs, you can start your own on Meetup. This allows you to gather people who share your Lego passion.

While many interests have a presence, not all may be active. Los Angeles is diverse, but availability varies, so it might take time to find a specific group.

The frequency of Lego events in LA varies by the organizers and the group's activity level. Some may meet weekly, while others hold monthly or seasonal events.

Event quality can vary since it depends on the individual organizers. Reading reviews and engaging with the community can help you choose well-organized events.