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EMPIRE'S SKATE TO THE 2026 NYC MARATHON

EMPIRE'S SKATE TO THE 2026 NYC MARATHON

Sun, Nov 1, 1:30 PM
From NYC Rollerbladers
4.9

The New York City Marathon is back, and Marathon Week is underway. After the skate community has logged some major miles at the Annual NYC Skate Marathon and 100K Race, Empire Skate's Halloween Skate to Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow, and at other events over the past season, IT'S TIME FOR THE STREET SKATERS TO WATCH THE RUNNERS DISPLAY THEIR ABILITY TO GO THE DISTANCE! TIME: 8:30 a.m. Group-Up 9:00 a.m. Skate-Off (Remember clocks "fall" back 1 hour at 2 am on Sunday) (If a later start works better for you, join us on First Avenue in the vicinity of 116th Street around 10:00 a.m.) MEET-UP LOCATION: DANTE PARK 63rd Street and Broadway (The Empire Hotel and PJ Clarkes Restaurant is on the south side of the park and Lincoln Center is on the west side of the park across Columbus Avenue) THE SKATE: We will begin with a skate to the upper east side of Manhattan (116th Street and First Avenue) where we will watch the elite runners up close just before they take the Willis Avenue Bridge to the Bronx. Because the start times of the elite groups are earlier than prior years, we are skating off earlier so that we will reach our first viewing spot (Mile 19) before 10:15 am when we estimate that the elite women will arrive. The elite men should be about 15 to 20 minutes behind them. We should be able to get a second look at the elite men just after they re-enter Manhattan by skating across 116th Street to Fifth Avenue. There are small crowds on these sections of the course, and it is quite a thrill to view the best runners up close. Once the elite groups have passed, you can join us for additional miles as we explore the block parties and street musicians in upper Manhattan and the Bronx, or you can head to other viewing spots to the south. In a prior year, we stopped at the Bronx Brewery in the Port Morris section of the Bronx. If time allows, we will return. A visit to Yankee Stadium, the High Bridge and Randall's Island, and the JOKER STEPS is also possible. We will try to keep the skate near subway lines in the Bronx and northern Manhattan so that you can bail out if you have had enough miles. The skate route will cover approximately 12 to 15 miles casual miles. Members of the NYC Rollerbladers may help you to locate the group if you reach out and ask for them to post the group's location. THERE is FREE NYC Marathon APP that you can download to your device for detailed information about the marathon route, tracking the runners, entertainment etc. (Please click on the "Discussion" link of this Empire Facebook event or the NYC Rollerbladers Whatsapp group discussions (Announcements and General) for event updates If you have questions, please text or call Pete at (914) 262-7950

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NYC-ADV Monthly Mixer /// 1st Thursdays

Fri, Nov 6, 12:00 AM
From NYC Adventure Cycling Club
5.0
4 attendees
Jump!

Jump!

Thu, Oct 29, 1:00 AM
From Support Group for Turnstile Jumpers
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1 attendee
Outdoor Badminton/Pickleball in Central Park

Outdoor Badminton/Pickleball in Central Park

Sat, Oct 31, 4:00 PM
From NYC Outdoor Badminton
4.8

Hello! 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️ Welcome to our NYC Outdoor Badminton family 👋, where everyone is welcome 😊, whatever your age 🥳, fitness level 🏋️‍♂️, badminton skills 🏸, or planet of origin. 🌎 We are a fun-loving 🎉, accepting 👌, hilarious 🤣, respectful 🙏, and wholesome 💕 group of badminton/pickleball lovers, and we would love for you to join us! You don't need to bring anything but your wonderful self! 🤩 We provide the badminton/pickleball equipment including nets, rackets, birdies/shuttlecocks, and even picnic blankets for you to sit on in and make new friends 😁. Of course, you're welcome to use your own equipment if you prefer. 🎒 It is recommended to bring water for hydration 💦, energy food 🍫 to keep your motor running, and sunscreen for healthy skin under the sun 🌞. There are lots of beginners and newcomers each weekend, so if you're one of these, you’ll be in good company. If you can't find us, you can try giving one of us organizers a call or text📞 😎Thomas: 917-696-0112 😉Will: 917-670-0353 🤗Kenny: 347-986-4247 😊Sumie: 646-425-7597 All of this is free (find some other way to spend your 💵) but we do accept voluntary donations that help pay for shuttles, rackets and nets (Venmo: @NYCOutdoorBadminton). Thanks in advance for your generous donations 🙇‍♂️, and helping to make our community better! 👩🏻‍🤝‍🧑🏽 FAQ \*We are wholesome and newcomer/beginner friendly! 💝 * We provide all the equipment including nets, rackets and birdies! 🏸 \*It's recommended to bring water and snacks! 🍉 * You don't need to arrive exactly at the start time! ⏰ \*It's a great place to make new friends! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Also, join our Discord server to be involved in our activities and conversations outside of badminton: [https://discord.gg/KEfNm9z8xd](https://discord.gg/KEfNm9z8xd) 🌦️ Weather Watch! 🌦️ Our leadership team is keeping a close eye on the skies and will make any final call about postponing or canceling Badminton by 10 AM on game day. ⛅ We know everyone’s excited (or anxious) about the weather — but when too many folks start sharing forecasts in the group chat, it can get confusing! While we’re working on the best plan for everyone, we kindly ask you to hold back on weather updates and let us do the worrying for you. 😉

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BOO! A Dyker Heights walk to see Halloween at its most elaborate

Sat, Oct 31, 8:00 PM
From Sundance Outdoor Adventure Society
4.8
7 attendees
TOPSPIN - The NYC Ping Pong Meetup Group

TOPSPIN - The NYC Ping Pong Meetup Group

Sun, Oct 25, 6:00 PM
From TOPSPIN - The NYC Ping Pong Meetup Group
4.8

Welcome to the revival of the Fat Cat Meetup group! We are now called TOPSPIN and our new home is SPIN. It’s just $15 to play for 3 hours! All levels are welcomed! From beginners to experts - you’ll be able to find good matches with us. There are drink and food specials so come hungry and thirsty! Paddles can be borrowed from SPIN at no additional cost. Please RSVP “yes” in order to attend. \*If you secure a spot or are on the waitlist and learn later that that you can’t make it, please be sure to change your RSVP to “no.” \*This must be done by 12pm on the day of the Monday event or 9am for the Saturday event. \*If you change your rsvp to no after the 12pm or 9am deadlines, or if you don’t show up, you will be marked a “no show.” \*If you have attended previously, you will be removed from the group after 2 no shows. \*If you are a no show for your 1st meetup, you will be removed immediately. \*THOSE ON THE WAITLIST SHOULD NOT COME TO THE EVENT UNLESS THEY HAVE RECEIVED NOTIFICATION THAT THEY HAVE MADE IT TO THE YES LIST. THOSE ON THE WAITLIST NEED TO CHECK IN PERIODICALLY TO SEE IF THEY'VE SHIFTED TO THE YES LIST AS MEETUP DOES NOT NOTIFY YOU OF THIS SHIFT. PLEASE COMIRM THAT YU ARE ON THE GOING LIST BEFORE COMING TO THE EVENT. You can do this by lookig at the RSVP list. Its availble for all to see. I look forward to seeing you all! -Kevin 🏓 UPDATED TOPSPIN MEETUP MATCH/WARM-UP RULES: •After the 1st 30 minutes of the Meetup there are NO MORE MATCH WARMUPS. No exceptions. You must begin the match immediately when you approach the table. This will give everyone more match time in the end. Warmups within the 1st 30 min of the Meetup cannot exceed 2 minutes. •You can only be signed up on one table at a time. No Exceptions! If you notice that another player is signed up on multiple tables you have permission to cross them off but please, kindly remind them of the rule. •2 win maximum. After 2 match wins you must leave the table and sign up again. •Please don’t be offended if a fellow player reminds you of these rules. The rules are in place to maximize play for everyone

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that connects people with shared interests. Whether you're into BMX riding or other hobbies, you can find and join groups to attend events, meet locals, and engage in activities you love.

You can search for BMX groups in New York by using the Meetup search feature. Select your interests and location, and browse the list of available groups and events nearby.

Yes, there are BMX events in New York City. These events vary from casual rides to more organized competitions and gatherings, offering opportunities for all enthusiasts to connect.

To join a BMX group, simply search for a group you're interested in and click join. You'll have access to their upcoming events and can RSVP to rides and gatherings.

Some events on Meetup may have a fee, but many are free or low-cost. It depends on the organizer and the nature of the event.

Yes, you can filter your search by date to find all the BMX-related events happening this weekend in New York. This allows you to plan and RSVP ahead of time.

BMX meetups can include group rides through the city, skill workshops, and social gatherings. Each Meetup group may have different types of events tailored to BMX enthusiasts.

Absolutely! If you have a passion for BMX and want to lead a community, you can create a group on Meetup. You'll be able to organize events and attract local riders.

While it's helpful to bring your own BMX bike to events, some meetups may have rental options or shared equipment, but it's best to check with the event organizers beforehand.

BMX events are organized by group leaders and can be attended by RSVPing through Meetup. They indicate where and when events occur, helping riders plan their participation.

Availability depends on the local scene and current active groups. In vibrant cities like New York, it's more likely to find active BMX communities.

No, events are organized by individual groups, not Meetup itself. Each group's success and activity frequency depend on its members and leadership.

Meetup can help you connect with fellow BMX enthusiasts, but forming friendships may also depend on your engagement and participation in the community.

Many BMX groups welcome riders of all skill levels, offering beginner-friendly events that help you learn and improve your skills in a supportive environment.

Yes, attending events solo is common. It's a chance to meet new people who share your interest in BMX riding and develop friendships with other local riders.