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21+ Friday Night Socials, Pickleball Freeplay

21+ Friday Night Socials, Pickleball Freeplay

Sat, May 30, 12:00 AM
From Outdoor Athletics Club
4.8

Our event operates in public court space on a first come, first serve basis. Volunteers dedicate their time to setup and share with our attendees and community members. We cannot guarantee court space. Reach out to our organizing members to see how you can help. we generally set up between 4:45 pm to 6 pm depending on organizers' availability. Operating on a pay it forward model. Donations are for making the future enjoyable for others. [OAC Venmo](https://www.venmo.com/u/outdoorathleticsclub) **AGENDA** 5pm-9pm : Pickleball Freeplay (rotation) **You can read the rules here!** [OAC Pickleball Rules](https://outdoorathleticsclub.org/rules-of-pickleball) **For more Pickleball Information** [Ultimate Pickleball Guide](https://outdoorathleticsclub.org/oac-ultimate-pickleball-guide/) **Community Rules :** Before you dive into our community, please take a moment to review our rules. These are in place to ensure a positive and enjoyable experience for everyone involved 1. Be Respectful and Kind: Always interact with other members with kindness and respect. Joking around is fine, but be mindful of others' feelings. Inflammatory, prejudicial, or defaming comments will not be tolerated.

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21 attendees

Happy Birthday, Voices Anonymous!

Thu, Jun 11, 1:00 AM
From Voices Anonymous
4.8
1 attendee
BASIC NATURAL NAVIGATION, AND ORIENTATION

BASIC NATURAL NAVIGATION, AND ORIENTATION

Sat, Jun 13, 5:00 PM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

To attend and for exact location, register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/basic-natural-navigation-35/) What are some of the tried-and-proven methods for navigation that people have used for centuries? We’ll begin with observations of the terrain — shadows, looking at trees, moisture, feeling rocks, insect signs, etc. We’ll learn how to use the stars, the sun, the moon, for navigation, including how to read the natural terrain. These are skills that our grandparents took for granted, but as we rely more and more on technologies, we have forgotten these very basic skills. Yes, you’ll also learn the basics of how to read a map, how to use a compass, how to align the map with a compass, and ways to navigate the terrain with these tools. Since this is a two-hour lunchtime class, we will cover the most basic skills. We’ll do exercises to test your new skills. Bring a notebook. Location sent with registration $65 (Students and seniors, $45) This class can be applied towards Bushcraft Certificate

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2 attendees
Cantonese Parents Meetup #4

Cantonese Parents Meetup #4

Sun, May 31, 10:00 PM
From LA Cantonese Parents Unite

Hi! I feel like it's been a while and we're definitely due for our next meetup. Looking forward to seeing you guys! **\*Change of venue!** We'll be meeting at **Kidsapace Museum** in Pasadena instead, for their free block party! See here for more info: [https://kidspacemuseum.org/event/kidspace-neighborhood-block-party/](https://kidspacemuseum.org/event/kidspace-neighborhood-block-party/) The event is from 10am-5pm, but we'll plan to meet there at 3pm (feel free to go earlier on your own). Entry is totally free, but you will need to RSVP at the link above. Please RSVP here too so you don't miss any messages about how to meet/find each other. **1 RSVP per family** Whether or not you're bringing your fam, please RSVP for just yourself to leave space for others to RSVP (we're capped by Meetup to 10 RSVP guests). **Intentions:** * Create a fun, friendly, and supportive community * Improve each other's Cantonese by providing more opportunities to speak and learn - both for parents and kids * Bond with other Cantonese-speaking parents (or non-Canto parents trying to learn) and share the joys and challenges of trying to raise Cantonese-speaking humans * Normalize Cantonese for our kids by creating a place where other kids also speak Cantonese * Promote Cantonese language and culture, and both surface and serve the Canto-speaking community scattered throughout LA * Share tips and Canto resources **If you can't make this date/time, but are interested in the group, please message me. I'd love to hear from you.**

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Fresh Air - Yoga at Sunset

Fresh Air - Yoga at Sunset

Fri, May 29, 1:00 AM
From Outdoor Athletics Club
4.8

EOD Fresh Air. 1 Hr of yoga. Heal your body. Chat and yoga, or bring headphones. Yoga concepts will be explained to the best of my ability. Self teaching yoga diagrams will be provided. bring your own mat, you can also just do it on the grass.

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ACH, AFH, Aliso Canyon to Copper Hills BBQ

Sat, May 30, 5:00 PM
From Canyon Carvers
5.0
3 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform to find local communities and events. People use it to discover groups and activities connected to their interests, whether they're into hiking or canoeing.

Simply log in to Meetup and search for canoeing under Los Angeles. You'll find various groups organizing events, allowing you to explore outdoor waterways while connecting with fellow enthusiasts.

Yes, there are several canoeing groups in Los Angeles. These groups organize adventures on local waterways, offering great opportunities to meet new people passionate about the sport.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to join multiple groups. You can be part of various canoeing communities, each offering different events and experiences.

Yes, creating an account on Meetup is free. You can browse and join groups, RSVP for events, and connect with others. Some events themselves might have fees, depending on the organizer.

To RSVP to an event, navigate to the event page and click the RSVP button. Make sure to check any instructions or requirements published by the organizer before attending.

Event frequency varies by group and organizer. Some groups offer regular outings, while others may have sporadic events. Stay tuned to group announcements for updates.

While there's a rich outdoor scene in LA, event availability depends on current group activities. Not all interests may have events regularly, but joining multiple groups helps increase opportunities.

Yes, Meetup allows you to start your own group if you have a passion for canoeing. You can organize events and build your community around shared interests.

Meetup primarily focuses on group activities. It's a great way to connect with people by participating in events, although it is not designed for 1-on-1 connections.

Not every Los Angeles spot may be suitable for canoeing; it depends on the location. Group organizers usually plan events in permissible and safe areas, so it's best to check with them.

Use Meetup’s search filters to sort by location. You can enter 'Los Angeles' to see groups and events available in that area, including those focused on canoeing.

No, events on Meetup are organized by group members and not by the platform itself. Each group has hosts responsible for planning and managing their activities.

While safety factors are usually considered, the responsibility ultimately lies with the group organizers and participants. Make sure to follow any guidelines provided and use common sense.

The platform helps make connections possible, but real engagement depends on your participation. Being active in different groups will enhance your chances for meaningful interactions.