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Jean-Michel Basquiat Exhibit

Jean-Michel Basquiat Exhibit

Sat, Sep 26, 5:30 PM
From Carpe Diem
4.9

Join us as we view a free exhibit featuring the early work of Jean-Michel Basquiat at the Bishop Gallery in Brooklyn. [https://thebishopgallery.com/our-friend-jean-barc/](https://thebishopgallery.com/our-friend-jean-barc/) After viewing the artwork, we can grab coffee at a local cafe called 'The Concrete Jungle'. If you have questions or need to get in contact, my # is 917-769-2168.

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Keith Haring Exhibit

Keith Haring Exhibit

Sat, Oct 10, 5:30 PM
From Carpe Diem
4.9

Join us as we view a free exhibit entitled 'A World in Motion' featuring artwork by Keith Haring. After viewing the exhibit, we can visit a cafe called 'Blue Bottle Coffee'. [https://www.artwrld.com/exhibit/a-world-in-motion](https://www.artwrld.com/exhibit/a-world-in-motion) If you have questions or need to get in contact, I can be reached at 917-769-2168.

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Book Club by Leftist-Progressive Night Out!

Book Club by Leftist-Progressive Night Out!

Sat, Oct 10, 11:00 PM
From Leftist Progressive Night Out
4.8

Welcome to the **Leftist-Progressive Book Club at Night!** For our next meeting, we'll be discussing the book [How to Close a Camp Dispatches from the Fight Against Immigrant Detention by John Washington](https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2880-how-to-close-a-camp) **Description** Masked federal agents are kidnapping and killing our neighbors, on the streets and behind the bars of hundreds of detention centers across the country. In *How to Close a Camp*, award-winning journalist and translator John Washington offers a galvanizing, clear-eyed case for why we must close these camps—and how to do it. In spite of the decades-long growth of immigrant detention, communities have been fighting back against camps—and winning. Washington distills strategies and lessons from successful campaigns to close camps and block or slow the opening of new ones, drawing on conversations with veteran organizers from the movement. Chipping away at the infrastructure of the camp is the only way to stave off increasing xenophobic and authoritarian violence. It is time to close all the camps and build a world that no longer requires them. This is a meeting for anyone interested in this book by John Washington. Read and discuss, or if you haven't read it yet, come hang out with like-minded people and get the cliff-notes! This bookstore has amazing Turkish desserts, coffee/tea/espresso, sandwiches, and other dishes available for purchase. Come hungry for good food and great conversation **How to find u**s: We will have a table in the back, behind the cafe counter. You can tell the cashier at the register you are here for the meetup group, and they will point you in the right direction The Book Club by Leftist-Progressive Night Out is a space for thoughtful discussions o**n leftist and leftist-adjacent books, or any other books that we find interestin**g. Whether you’re a longtime reader of progressive literature or you just want to discuss some interesting books, this is the place to engage with great stories, big questions and good company **☕ Drinks & snacks available for purchase**

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Morning tech and coffee

Morning tech and coffee

Fri, Oct 9, 12:30 PM
From Astoria Tech Meetup
4.8

Hi neighbors! Let's gather together, share ideas, and talk tech. Since a lot of us are in permanent WFH mode, we thought it would be nice to have a reason to leave our apartments in the morning and interact with real live friendly faces in our neighborhood. This is a host-free event with no specific agenda. Let’s meet up and chat in the morning: * What are you working on? * What tech are you learning? * What tech questions do you have? * Would you like some accountability to help you push ahead? * … and more! Be sure to be respectful of our gathering place: purchase a coffee, tip your baristas, keep the place clean, etc. Looking forward to seeing you!!

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Morning Coffee Connection

Morning Coffee Connection

Tue, Sep 22, 1:00 PM
From Singles by Neighborhood-
4.3

*[What is your coffee personality?](https://app.favr.town/polls/s_i02d9Bma7yaubC?r=@favrtown)* Take the quiz and discover who your next coffee buddy might be. Find out when you visit us and meet in person! Come for the coffee. Leave with new connections. See detail and join us here: [Creative Sessions Over Coffee](https://favr.town/coffee-meetups/new-york-same-time-tomorrow-meet-for-coffee-u_0oq8O0n55T2g-202609031300) [Same Time Tomorrow](https://favr.town/@sametimetomorrow) is a cozy, community-driven coffee bar where you can drop in anytime to meet someone new. Just scan our **[favr.town](https://favr.town) QR code** on-site to see who else is here and open to connecting. Grab a delicious pastry or drink, start a conversation, and exchange creative ideas with open-minded people. We also have multiple meetups scheduled throughout the year. **See you at the meetups—and anytime in between!** Join: [Creative Sessions Over Coffee](https://favr.town/coffee-meetups/new-york-same-time-tomorrow-meet-for-coffee-u_0oq8O0n55T2g-202609031300)

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Brew & House All White Coffee Party

Sun, Sep 27, 3:00 PM
From Alcohol Free in NYC
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup coffee mornings are social events where people gather over coffee to chat and connect. It's a great opportunity to meet new people, discuss topics of shared interest, and build community connections.

Finding coffee events in NYC on Meetup is simple. By searching for coffee-related groups or events in New York on the platform, you'll discover a range of gatherings to suit your interests.

People from all walks of life enjoy attending New York coffee mornings. These events attract locals and newcomers alike seeking social connections, networking opportunities, or just a friendly chat.

Yes, you can join multiple coffee groups on Meetup. This allows you to explore different communities and find the one that best fits your schedule and interests.

Yes, it's a good idea to RSVP for coffee mornings. This helps organizers plan better for space and refreshments, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable event for everyone attending.

Meetup itself is free to join and search for groups or events, though some coffee mornings might have a small entrance fee to cover the cost of refreshments.

The frequency of coffee mornings in NYC varies. Some groups meet weekly, while others might hold monthly or sporadic gatherings depending on the organizers involved.

If local coffee events don't match your schedule, consider starting your own group on Meetup. This allows you to host gatherings at times that work for you and attract similarly interested individuals.

While most coffee mornings focus on in-person interactions, some organizers may offer virtual meetups, especially during circumstances requiring remote connections.

Meetup groups typically organize coffee events by selecting a venue, setting a date and time, and creating an event listing on Meetup to encourage RSVPs and attendance.

Definitely! Bringing a friend to a coffee morning can enhance the experience. Ensure to include them in your RSVP to help organizers accommodate everyone.

Not all coffee mornings have themes. Some might center around simply mingling, while others focus on particular topics like books or tech, depending on the group's interest.

If you're new to Meetup, don't worry. The platform is user-friendly. Begin by creating an account, browse events like coffee mornings, and RSVP to join in.

While Meetup facilitates connecting with people, friendships are not guaranteed. Building lasting connections depends on engaging actively and forging mutual interests with attendees.

Not necessarily. While coffee shops are popular, some gatherings might take place in other venues like community centers or private settings, depending on group preferences.