Amusement Parks

組織で広げるdbt 部門・チームを越えて、現場が回すdbt運用 \*\*\* Tokyo dbt Meetupは、 データを扱うすべての人が参加できるネットワーキングイベントです。 dbtの経験共有を中心に、 アナリティクスエンジニアリング、データ基盤、モデリング、テスト、 そして 運用・自動化・ツール化・チーム設計 に至るまで、 現場に根ざした幅広いテーマを扱っています。 \*\*\* ️ 今回のMeetupについて dbtを「データチームの専用ツール」から「組織全体で活用するもの」へ広げていく取り組みが、各社で進んでいます。 一方で、展開が進むにつれ、次のようなテーマがより重要になってきています。 ・人事部門や業務チームが主体的にdbtモデルやデータアプリを作るには何が必要か ・全社規模でdbt coreを展開・普及させるプロセスと壁 ・「データの番人」をやめ、ユーザ側に権限を委ねていく運用設計とは 今回のMeetupでは、 「dbtをチームの手から、組織の手へ」 という視点から、 各社で実際に行われているdbtの展開・普及・活用拡大の実践知 を共有します。 \*\*\* ️ イベント内容 今回は パネルディスカッションではなく、 各登壇者によるLT（ライトニングトーク）形式 で進行します。 それぞれの登壇者が、 ・dbtをどう組織・チームに広げているか ・誰がdbtを書き、誰が使い、どう支えるのか ・展開の過程で直面した課題と工夫 といったテーマを中心に、現場で得られた学びや知見 をコンパクトに共有します。 \*\*\* LT登壇者 桑原 健一 / 株式会社LELEPONO/ 代表取締役 「知見・人・API・DB・予算 ─ ナイナイ尽くしだった人事データ整備 with dbt、5年間の学び」 和田 裕己 / Sansan株式会社 / データエンジニア 「dbt coreの全社展開〜普及までの道のり」（仮） 新垣 泰弘 / newmo株式会社 / データエンジニア 「データの番人をやめる」 ※ タイトルは変更となる場合があります \*\*\* タイムスケジュール 18:30　開場 19:00　開始 （複数名によるLTと懇親会を予定） 21:30頃　終了予定 ※ 内容・構成は決まり次第、随時更新します \*\*\* 会場 DATUM STUDIO株式会社 〒153-0064 東京都目黒区下目黒1-8-1 目黒アルコタワー16F ※ ハイブリッド開催予定（オンライン配信あり） オフライン参加について オフライン参加者につきましては、DATUM STUDIO株式会社のオフィスへ入室するため、受付システム（Envoy）への事前登録が必要となります。 その際、個人情報（氏名・メールアドレス）が必要となるため、参加申し込みの際にご利用いただいた情報を使用させていただきます。 なお、QRコード読み取り時に個人情報取得の同意書にサインをお願いします。 本フォームにてお預かりした個人情報は、以下の目的でDATUM STUDIO株式会社にて利用させていただきます。 個人情報の利用目的 イベント会場となるDATUM STUDIO株式会社オフィスの入退場時に関する履歴を把握するため 取得する個人情報項目 ・氏名 ・メールアドレス ・所属企業名 ※イベント開催の2日前を目途に、受付システム（Envoy）より入館登録に関するメールが届きます。 DATUM STUDIO株式会社からのご案内となりますので、あらかじめご確認をお願いいたします。 個人情報に関する管理者の氏名、所属及び連絡先 DATUM STUDIO株式会社 プライバシーポリシー：https://datumstudio.jp/privacy-policy/ 代表者：代表取締役社長 武智 壮平 個人情報保護管理者 : データマネジメント部 部長 菊池 昭夫 所在地：東京都目黒区下目黒1-8-1目黒アルコタワー16F \*\*\* オンライン配信 Zoomを予定しています（準備中）。 \*\*\* 参加にあたっての注意事項 ・体調が優れない方、発熱のある方は参加をご遠慮ください ・人種、信条、性別、政治的背景、経済的状況、社会的関係性に関わらず、 すべての参加者を尊重します ・嫌がらせ、差別、軽蔑等のハラスメント行為を認めません ・不適切な行為を見かけた場合は、スタッフまでご連絡ください イベントの様子を撮影し、 今後のイベント告知、Web、SNS等に使用する場合があります。 主催者・会場提供者が不適切と判断した行為があった場合、 参加者は速やかに退場することに同意したものとみなします。 \*\*\* コミュニティ参加のご案内 ➡️ dbt Slackコミュニティ https://www.getdbt.com/community/ 最高のMeetup体験のために、 dbt Slackの #local-tokyoチャンネルへの参加をおすすめします。 https://slack.getdbt.com/ \*\*\* ℹ️ dbtについて dbtは、SQLを使ってデータ変換を行うオープンソースのコマンドラインツールです。 変換ロジックの記述から、テスト、ドキュメント化、展開まで、分析エンジニアリングのワークフロー全体を管理できます。 詳細はこちら https://www.getdbt.com/

93rd Regular Meeting of Ibaraki Toastmasters Club will be held on from 10.00 to 12.00 (Hybrid) on July 5, 2026. You can join the meeting both online and in person. The meeting will be held based on the way of traditional Toastmasters club meeting. It consists of Table Topic Session, Workshop,Prepared Speech session and Evaluation session in English as follows. 10.00 Call to Order 10.02 Guest Introduction 10.15Table Topic Session 10.30 Intermission 11.00 Prepared Speech Session 11.40 Evaluation Session 11.50 Award Session 12.00 Adjouen The meeting is full of international atmosphere. Members cosist of American, Philippino, and Japanese. The meeting will be held (Hybrid ) . We will give the information of URL to those who register the participation in the event.

The ultimate Thursday night out is back. Join us for BAM Thursdays (Bar, Art, and Music) at the Columbus Museum of Art. Live music, great art, delicious bites, vendors and fresh cocktails in the garden space. Limited seating is also available inside Schokko Café (yummy sharable plates). **FEE:** BAM Thursday evenings offer **FREE general admission** from 5:00–9:00 PM. See what’s on view [here](https://www.columbusmuseum.org/art-exhibitions/on-view-now/) (special exhibits are $5.00 fee). **TOUR**: I'll lead a tour of the main museum from 6:30pm til 7pm. FREE **PARKING** behind the museum is $7.00. Nearby parking a little cheaper. **SEATING**: *Tables are available on a first come first serve basis for dining. In the event of inclement weather, BAM Thursdays will move inside to the atrium.* **DRESS**: Summer dressy casual

The only Metro Park with a fire tower! **History** [Scioto Grove Metro Park](https://www.metroparks.net/parks-and-trails/scioto-grove/) officially became the 19th park in the Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks system when it opened to the public on May 6, 2016. Located along a scenic bend of the Scioto River in Grove City, just south of Columbus, the 620-acre park was designed to blend preservation with modern recreation. Long before it became a park, this river corridor served as a vital footpath and trade route for Indigenous communities. Decades later, the mature forests and dramatic river bluffs caught the eye of conservationists looking to expand regional green spaces. The grand opening was a major milestone, drawing over 19,000 visitors in its very first weekend. The creation of the park was made possible through a sequence of land acquisitions and strong community partnerships. In October 2009, Franklin County voters approved a critical property tax levy that funded the initial purchase of 66 acres. Shortly after, the City of Grove City generously donated nearly 193 acres of land, previously known as Talbot Park, to anchor the project. Additional parcels were acquired using state grants from the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund, successfully closing the gap between properties by December 2012. This collaborative funding model ensured that pristine wilderness areas remained completely protected from commercial development. From its inception, the park aimed to introduce innovative amenities to the regional park system, most notably the concept of "urban backpacking". Through a key partnership with the outdoor gear retailer REI Co-op, the park established the scenic REI River Trail. This trail features five rustic, reservation-only campsites along the river, specifically designed to give newcomers a safe place to practice backpacking close to home. Additionally, planners prioritized making the park fully pet-friendly, allowing leashed dogs across all trails and areas. This open-pet policy uniquely distinguished Scioto Grove from many other traditional Columbus Metro Parks. As the park grew in popularity, community members established special commemorative landmarks to honor local lives. In June 2019, a dedicated memorial garden was unveiled near the park entrance in memory of Reagan Tokes, an Ohio State University student. The serene space features a central pond bordered by bright blue flowers, representing her favorite color. A primary buckeye tree stands alongside a dedicated plaque, surrounded by four additional buckeye trees to represent her immediate family members. This addition transformed a portion of the park into a meaningful place for community reflection, healing, and peace. The historical depth of the park took a significant leap forward with the relocation of a massive piece of Ohio history. In August 2023, Metro Parks officially unveiled the Keystone Forest Lookout Tower, which had been carefully moved from Jackson County, Ohio. Originally constructed in 1942 by the Aermotor Windmill Company, the 82-foot-tall metal structure spent decades guarding southern Ohio’s vast forests from devastating wildfires. Workers painstakingly disassembled, re-galvanized, and reassembled the historic landmark at Scioto Grove. Today, visitors can climb its 111 steep steps to experience a panoramic view stretching all the way to the downtown Columbus skyline. **Map of the Park** Here is a [map of Scioto Grove](https://www.metroparks.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SGR-map_1980px_2026.jpg). **Summary** We will hike around 5 miles on the Overlook, REI River, Mingo, and Arrowhead Trails. While the configuration of the trails can lead us to occasionally taking longer hikes than at other parks, Scioto Grove is not generally a very strenuous place to hike. If you use hiking poles and inadvertently forget them, this is not a park where you're likely to end up caring that much. That said, Scioto Grove is one of the better Metro Parks for hiking as well as other things. They are the only Metro Park with five camping areas where you can literally pitch a tent and sleep for the night. You must contact the park and reserve these in advance; they are however free. **Where We'll Meet** We'll meet at the Arrowhead Picnic Area, near the restrooms and playground. Arrowhead is the main picnic and parking area of the park, and it also has the only water fountain at Scioto Grove. **After the Hike** Afterward, we will head over to [Grove City Brewing](https://www.grovecitybrewery.com/) for [drinks and food](https://www.grovecitybrewery.com/menu). They have pretty good hamburgers. I was mortified to discover that I've never had their [Grove City Hooyah](https://www.beermenus.com/beers/486553-grove-city-hooyah) before, but I will correct that during this event. The actual address of the brewery is [3946 Broadway, Grove City, OH 43123](https://www.google.com/maps/place/3946+Broadway,+Grove+City,+OH+43123/@39.8836912,-83.0919635,16z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x88389b3a28d0f4ad:0x3d85c41f608406c6!8m2!3d39.8836912!4d-83.0919635!16s%2Fg%2F11g8dh6h1_?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MTAwOS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D). We should be there by 5 if you can't make the hike and just want to join us for drinks.

Join the Introverts of Columbus at Quarry Trails Metro Park for an afternoon walk in the Park. We'll meet near the parking lot area for about 15 minutes before heading out to chat and hike through the metro park. This will be a casually paced walk to allow people to get to know each other, and enjoy nature at the same time. 🚨🚨 Please note that there are multiple parking areas for the Quarry Trails Park, and please note the address in the event to get to the correct starting area! 🚨🚨

🇺🇸 Red, White & BOOM: A Black Love Summer Social ❤️ Skip the downtown chaos and celebrate with great people instead! Join Black Love & Friends as we spend the evening together in the beautiful, historic King-Lincoln District, just steps from Mayme Moore Park, with an incredible view of the Red, White & BOOM fireworks. This isn't a formal event—it's a relaxed summer gathering. Come early or stop by later. Stay for an hour or stay all evening. We'll have our own private meetup space where you can kick back, meet new people, play a few games, enjoy light refreshments, and simply enjoy the holiday together. Throughout the evening we'll explore the King-Lincoln District, soak up the atmosphere, laugh, connect, and then settle in as the Columbus skyline lights up with one of the biggest fireworks shows of the year. ✨ What to expect: 🎆 Great views of the Red, White & BOOM fireworks 🏙️ Historic King-Lincoln District ⛺ Private Black Love & Friends meetup tent 🎲 Lawn games & conversation 🥤 Light refreshments 🤝 New friends & great vibes 📸 Perfect summer photo opportunities Event begins: 6:30 PM Fireworks begin later in the evening, so arrive whenever works for you. Feel free to come and go throughout the night. ⚠️ RSVP is required. Space at our tent is limited, so we'll only be able to accommodate those who register in advance. Bring a chair if you'd like, wear your favorite red, white, and blue, and come celebrate community, connection, and summer with Black Love & Friends. Good people. Great conversations. Amazing fireworks.

***July is National Picnic Month*** (along with National Hot Dog/Baked Beans/Ice Cream Month)! So let's do it up by joining a giant PICNIC celebrating America's 250th Birthday! Join us at Wyandotte Winery for an **America 250–Ohio Homecoming Picnic as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States in true Ohio style!** Throughout July 2026, communities across Ohio are gathering for food, fun, and friendship to honor our nation’s history and reflect on the contributions of Ohioans over the past 250 years. Our picnic will feature a relaxed atmosphere with food, live music (starts at 5pm), and opportunities to connect with friends. ***BRING***: ***Guests are encouraged to bring picnic blankets and lawn chairs*** and enjoy an afternoon of community celebration. ***FREE EVENT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC***: Food and beverages will be available for purchase from the shop and food trucks. ***PARKING***: limited near the wine shop. Most park one block away in the church parking lot. [Wyandotte Winery](https://www.wyandottewinery.com/) has been part of the Central Ohio community since 1977, and we are proud to host this gathering during our 50th year of operation as a local place for connection and hospitality.