Seattle Millennials and Gen Z

I was driving by this place the other day, The Old Stove Brewery Shipyard, and thought it would be a cool place for a meet up... turns out they have trivia!

I love trivia. Sometimes I am good at it. Sometimes not. I promise nothing except a good time.

It starts at 7pm so let's get there at 6 to get organized. There's lots of parking there and looks like they have food trucks and bar service, which is dope.

Please readdddd before RSVP:

Don't bug the ladies, THIS IS NOT FOR HOOK UPS. If I get wind you are bothering someone I will remove you.

I have no idea how big the teams are or any logistics. If you know me I am very Type B and I will figure it out. No stress.

There's lots of parking so you should be good!

We can create multiple teams so IDC how many people RSVP and if you want to come late just for funnies that's cool too. No such thing as "late" in my meetups.

Drop ya questions in the commmmmentsssss

NOTE: We have a Discord community with a channel called "events-and-spontaneous-hangouts" to help people find the group!

https://discord.gg/bDBfe2fb

Don your Lederhosen or Dirndl and join us for beer, snacks, and festivities at the Fremont Oktoberfest! There will be live music ranging from traditional German polka bands to DJs, ample food trucks offering a wide array of cuisines, dancing, and of course a fantastic selection of beer! Whether you're in the mood for traditional German beer or those hipster American IPAs, there's something for everybody!

We'll meet at 5:30 pm at the Fremont Dinosaurs Topiary, kind of near Theo Chocolate. At 6 pm, we will enter the festival. We'll also do our best to monitor the "events-and-spontaneous-hangouts" Discord channel. That being said, please keep in mind that if you arrive late, it might be hard to find our group, since we usually split up a bit and the crowds can get chaotic. I would recommend against showing up later unless you have been to previous meetups with us and would recognize people in our group, or you have other friends that you are coming with, or you are comfortable just winging it on your own.

I can't remember if tickets sold out or not last year, but if you'd like to buy your tickets in advance, you can do so here!

Let's go sailing aboard Zephyra! No sailing experience needed!

Zephyra is Sailing Seattle's newest racing sailboat, a 70-foot high-performance ocean racing sailboat. She is named after the Greek mythological west wind and the historical Puget Sound steamer Zephyr. This beauty has some notable races dating back to 1995!

• 1st to Finish – Transpac 1995 (Los Angeles → Honolulu) as Cheval
• 1st to Finish – Pacific Cup 2000 (San Francisco → Kaneohe) as Pegasus
• 1st to Finish – Cape Town to Rio 2017 (Cape Town, South Africa → Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) as Runaway
• 1st to Finish in Division – Transpac 2017 as Runaway
• 3rd Overall – RORC Caribbean 600 2017 (Antigua) as Runaway

I am personally loving racing and sailing in SLU, the Sound, and the Bay so getting to sail on this 70-foot beauty is a dream. We are looking to book
a 2-hour daytime sail on Sunday, September 20th, departing from Shilshole Bay Marina where I have heard parking is better than other marinas.
We will get to see the Olympic Mountains, the Seattle skyline (duh), Bainbridge Island, and maybe even Mt Rainier on a clear day. We will be sailing past Golden Gardens Park where we might see seals, sealions or sea birds.

This event is BYOB (beer, wine, whiskey, chai, cheese, charcuterie, sandwiches, sliders, parathas, hummus, you wanna eat it, you CAN bring it!) so I will be bringing some non-alcoholic beverages to share. From my experience sailing, I like my food and drinks put in boxes or bottles where I can cover them again in case the sailboat starts heeling.