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Friday Coffee Catch-Up

Friday Coffee Catch-Up

Fri, Sep 11, 12:00 AM
From Sydney Small Group Socials
5.0

This is a casual, free-style regular coffee catch up for anyone looking to meet others in a relaxed group setting. (📷[Insta page](https://www.instagram.com/fridaycoffeeclub.syd/)) Take a break from work, study, or your usual routine and join us for a coffee in a different corner of Sydney. We try to visit a different café each week, so it's also a great excuse to discover new spots around Sydney. **This week’s location: Darlinghurst** No formal hosting or agenda — just grab a coffee, have a chat if you feel like it, and stay for as long or as little as you like. **What to bring** • Yourself & Good vibes ✨ If you can't make it, please update your RSVP so someone else can join — thank you! 👉 Waitlisted? Feel free to text — we might be able to fit you in 😊

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4 attendees
Unhurried Conversations at the Pub

Unhurried Conversations at the Pub

Mon, Sep 21, 8:15 AM
From Unhurried Conversations Sydney
4.7

In an unhurried conversation, there is time to think differently and connect with people in a refreshing way. Unhurried isn't always slow. It offers a pace where people find it easy to join in and not feel crowded out. And listening can be as satisfying as talking. We use a simple meeting format to make this happen. https://www.unhurried.org/ This newly created event is at a new venue, the Keg & Bew Hotel at Surry Hills. We meet on the 2nd floor around 6:15pm. Food and drinks are available, before and after, on the ground floor and roof top.

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Discuss Equality For Men

Discuss Equality For Men

Sun, Sep 6, 4:00 AM
From Equality For Men Sydney
5.0

This is a public meeting open to anyone who is interested in men's rights or gender politics in general

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2 attendees
😄Adrians FREE House Party-Music FireWorks and Dancing @ Kirribilli😄 🍷🍽 👯 🎷

😄Adrians FREE House Party-Music FireWorks and Dancing @ Kirribilli😄 🍷🍽 👯 🎷

Sat, Sep 19, 10:00 AM
From ✨🔆Adrian's Drinks, Dining and Dancing🌟🔆✨(12,000+ members)
4.5

I'm fortunate enough to live at Kirribilli with wonderful views of the harbour, bridge and opera house. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w40X3-zTLPM I plan to begin the evening with drinks at 8.00 pm followed by Music and Dancing. Feel free to bring food and drinks along with you and music DVDs. \*\*\* Only join the activity if you are Certain That You Can Make It.\*\*\* \*\*\* Don't be upset if not selected there's always next month :) \*\*\* Adrian This is a FREE activity.

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Scottish Jono Good Luck and DFL semi annual drinks

Thu, Sep 17, 6:30 AM
From Domain Football
4.9
13 attendees
The Case Against the Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry

The Case Against the Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry

Thu, Sep 24, 9:00 AM
From The Politically Incorrect Book Club Sydney
4.7

**Meeting at the usual place (upstairs) at The Shakespeare Hotel, 200 Devonshire Street, Surry Hills, on Thursday 24 September 2026, we will be discussing The Case Against the Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry.** Louise Perry argues from an alternative feminist perspective. She says that that the sexual revolution (with its emphasis on casual sex, pornography, and the idea that 'consent is the only rule') has not liberated women. The main beneficiaries have been a small group of high-status men, while it disadvantages ordinary men and women, and particularly those who are young, poor, or vulnerable. Her work rests on many of the insights of evolutionary biology and her writing it was prompted by her working in a rape crisis centre. She argues that many 'traditional practices' such as monogamous marriage, restraint and chivalry need to be revived for the benefit of all. Louise Perry is a British journalist, author, and broadcaster and has written for the right-wing *Daily Mail* and the left-wing *New Statesman.* The format of the meeting is that we talk about the book in a focused way for about 50 mins. Opinions for and against the arguments in the book are encouraged. After the meeting formally closes, almost everyone stays back to talk more about the book or anything else. Many of us start arriving just after 6.00pm, so feel free to arrive early for food or drinks. Copies of the book are available from the usual places. A pdf copy is available from Dale on request at [dalemills@cantab.net](mailto:dalemills@cantab.net)

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Yes, there are casual meetups for new Sydney residents. These events are designed to help newcomers connect while exploring local spots. It's a friendly way to meet people and start building a network.

In Sydney, you can join a variety of meetups. Ranging from social gatherings to hobby-focused groups, Sydney's Meetup community offers something for everyone. Participants can enjoy everything from book clubs to casual hiking adventures.

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Casual meetups vary depending on the theme but generally include relaxed, informal gatherings of people with shared interests. These meetings might be at a café, park, or other local spots and are aimed at easy social interaction.

Meetup itself does not organize events directly. Events on the platform are created by individual group hosts. This offers diverse experiences but varies the structure and quality by organizer.

While Meetup facilitates meeting people, it cannot guarantee friendships. Attending events regularly and engaging with participants increases the likelihood of forming connections.

Most Sydney meetups strive for inclusivity, promoting open and welcoming environments. They often attract diverse participants, although experiences can vary based on the group's culture.

Yes, you can host your own casual meetup in Sydney. Once you set up a group on the platform, you can organize and invite others to join your event. It's a great way to meet people with similar interests.

You can search specifically for singles' events in Sydney on Meetup. These cater to meeting new people with potential for friendships or more, featuring relaxed, social settings.

Not all meetups are in-person. Some events might be online, while others are face-to-face, depending on what organizers offer. You can easily filter based on the event type you prefer.

If you can't find a group that aligns with your interests in Sydney, consider starting your own on Meetup. It allows you to form a new community centered around your passion.

The activity level of Meetup groups in Sydney varies. Some host events frequently, while others might be more sporadic. Checking group pages for past events can give an idea of their engagement levels.