An intimate burlesque experience featuring vintage-inspired cabaret performances in a classic long-form format inspired by the golden age of nightlife. The event includes handcrafted cocktails and a plant-based menu.

Ghazaleh Avarzamani’s exhibition, 'Churn, Earn, Burn and then Return,' investigates how familiar objects and environments, such as playgrounds and games, mirror and reinforce social and political power structures. By recontextualizing items like nursery rhymes, manuals, and Monopoly, Avarzamani exposes the mechanisms of control, obedience, and hierarchy embedded within educational and entertainment systems. Her work challenges viewers to recognize how these structures shape daily life and collective fantasy. The installation incorporates sculptures, textiles, and archival objects, utilizing butter as both a material and a metaphor for labor, economic volatility, and imperial expansion. Inspired by the logic of Monopoly, the exhibition links the game to themes of territorial extraction and the gamification of ownership. Through this critical examination, the artist highlights paradoxes in social methodologies and encourages a space for critical awareness, disruption, and refusal regarding systems of institutional power.

The Fukui DX Management School is a practical Digital Transformation (DX) training program designed for business owners, successors, and management executives at local companies. Through a nine-session curriculum, participants acquire the knowledge, skills, and mindset necessary to ensure sustainable growth in the digital era. The program covers topics such as generative AI utilization, organizational transformation strategies, and the development of actionable DX implementation plans through workshops and discussions. Participants receive ongoing support, including access to recorded lectures, instructor consultation, and a community of alumni to facilitate the long-term success of their digital initiatives.

The Senior Connections program is a six-session series specifically designed for individuals aged 60 and older. The initiative focuses on fostering community engagement and personal wellness through a variety of structured activities, including group discussions, gentle physical movement such as stretching and yoga, and educational opportunities. The program aims to provide a supportive environment where participants can socialize, learn new skills, and build connections with others.

ChatWays provides speech and language support for children of vulnerable populations. The program uses group learning sessions alongside one-on-one interaction with trained volunteers to address individual goals. Parents are provided with materials to continue practice at home. The program also functions as an English Language Learning initiative, focusing on reading, writing, speaking, and listening. It is a supportive, non-clinical program rather than formal speech-language therapy.

This intensive course for drone beginners is led by professional pilots experienced in television broadcasting and national license first-class instructors. The program is designed to help participants accumulate the 10 hours of flight experience required for flight permit applications under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (DIPS 2.0) guidelines. Through practical training covering safety regulations and operational techniques, participants receive a certified flight record that serves as proof for permit applications and provides a foundation for obtaining national drone licenses.

Carleen and Nazmeen facilitate weekly craft sessions suitable for families, children, and seniors. Each session features a different craft project, and all necessary materials are supplied to attendees. Children under the age of 12 must be supervised by an adult. Seniors are encouraged to participate and assist as volunteers within the creative community.

The Women's Circle provides a supportive environment for women from diverse backgrounds to connect and build friendships. Organized by a coalition of community groups, the program fosters personal growth and empowerment through activities such as mindfulness, creative crafts, group discussions, and conversations on women's entrepreneurship.

This course provides training for the Level 2 National Drone Pilot License through a registered training institution. The curriculum covers theoretical knowledge via e-learning and practical flight training. Students who complete the course and pass the final examination are exempted from the practical skills test conducted by designated testing organizations. Requirements for enrollment include obtaining a Skill Certificate Applicant Number from the national DIPS system, being at least 16 years old, and satisfying physical health examination criteria.

The Drone License Center Yokohama provides a training course for the Class 2 Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Certificate. The program comprises online theoretical training and practical flight sessions. By passing the course's completion assessment, participants are granted an exemption from the practical examination conducted by designated testing agencies. Enrollment requires candidates to be at least 16 years old, satisfy physical health criteria, and obtain a Skill Certificate Applicant Number via the DIPS (Drone Information Platform System) prior to starting the course.

This training program provides the necessary instruction to obtain a 2nd class unmanned aircraft pilot certificate. As a government-registered training institution, completing this course grants participants an exemption from the practical examination required by designated testing bodies. The comprehensive curriculum covers basic flight, visual-line-of-sight flight, and night flight operations. Eligibility requires applicants to be at least 16 years old, meet physical health standards, and obtain a skill certification applicant number via the national drone information platform system. The course structure consists of online e-learning for theoretical knowledge, followed by on-site practical training and a final proficiency examination.

The Drone License Center offers training for beginners to obtain the Second-Class Unmanned Aircraft Operator license. This course provides a curriculum recognized by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, designed to exempt participants from the practical exam administered by designated testing organizations upon successful completion. Eligibility requires applicants to be at least 16 years old and meet specific physical fitness criteria. Participants are required to obtain a Skill Certificate Applicant Number via the DIPS system prior to registration. The program includes online theory instruction and practical training.

CoderDojo Toyohashi provides a beginner-friendly programming environment for children aged 7 to 17, focusing on block-based coding tools such as Scratch and Hour of Code with guidance from student mentors. ComputerClubHouse Toyohashi offers a space for youth to explore various technologies, including drones, AI-driven cars, music production, VR, and 3D printing. The initiative provides creative opportunities for young people to engage with information technology and programming outside of school settings.

The Drone License Center Yokohama offers a training course for beginners pursuing a Second Class Unmanned Aircraft Pilot license. The curriculum adheres to the standards set by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, covering necessary theory via online e-learning and practical flight training. Upon successful completion of the course and final examination, participants are exempt from the practical test conducted by designated testing agencies for the official pilot certification. Applicants must be at least 16 years old, meet specific physical requirements, and obtain a skill certification applicant number through the DIPS system. The program provides the required training hours and assessments to qualify for the practical exam exemption under the Aviation Law.

This practical flight training course provides over 10 hours of instruction for drone beginners using DJI drones. The program features one-on-one coaching, spanning three days of hands-on practice, as well as an aircraft familiarization session. Upon completion, participants receive guidance on registering for necessary government flight permissions and approvals through the Drone Information Platform System (DIPS).

This program is a management simulation workshop using the Management Game (MG) method, a training technique developed in 1976. Through a one-person management business simulation, participants learn accounting principles, cost accounting, and business strategy in a practical manner. Designed to be accessible even for those unfamiliar with financial statements or complex management concepts, the workshop aims to cultivate practical business acumen. This session features two guest instructors who share their professional insights.

Yogasanas consists of 84 specific postures designed to transform the body and mind, fostering overall well-being. These practices serve as subtle processes to manipulate energy, elevate consciousness, and align the inner system, helping participants achieve balance, health, and emotional stability. Participants must be at least 14 years old, and no prior yoga experience is required. Attendance at all program sessions is mandatory.

Participants gather to play a variety of board games. Attendees are encouraged to bring their favorite games to share with others. Snacks and drinks are welcome, and voluntary donations are accepted to fund the purchase of new games for the group.

Explore a local shopping district by visiting boutiques, artisanal shops, and galleries. The experience includes stops at neighborhood cafés and bakeries, followed by a visit to a hotel lounge. This gathering provides a fireside setting with views, light refreshments, and live music.

The Alberta Tamil Cultural Society hosts a celebration for Deepavali, the Festival of Lights. The event includes cultural performances by community members, DJ music, dancing, an authentic dinner, raffle prizes, and a 360° photo booth.

This intermediate wallyball event requires a participation fee. Registration is managed through a waitlist system to maintain balanced team skill levels. Participants are expected to assist with court setup. Game rules encourage three hits per side to promote teamwork, with specific regulations regarding spiking, blocking, serving, and ceiling interactions. Non-marking indoor footwear is mandatory, and the facility maintains a scent-free policy.

Located in the Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood, Joséphine specializes in fresh seafood, quality oysters, and fresh pasta. The restaurant offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere for a dining experience. A seasonal menu is also available.

Dinner, live music, and dancing comprise this social event. Activities include mingling as well as access to a pool table and a DJ.

Calgary Latin Connection hosts a social event focused on language exchange and practice, including French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and English. Attendees participate in board games, interactive activities, and structured discussions centered on relationship topics and communication. The event is open to both singles and couples.

The Calgary Latin Connection (CLC) facilitates language exchange and practice primarily for French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian, while also welcoming English. The event offers an opportunity to socialize and engage in debate topics. Participants can play various interactive games, including board games, pool, foosball, and chess.

This social event, designed for adults aged 25–45, focuses on building new friendships through a professionally hosted evening. Attendees participate in guided conversation rounds and interactive, themed activities to facilitate social connections. Following the structured session, the evening continues with a selection of over 50 board games in a relaxed pub setting, allowing participants to socialize and continue conversations in a casual environment. The event is open to individuals arriving solo or in groups.

The Toronto International Language Exchange (TILE) facilitates language practice sessions where attendees can engage in English, French, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, and other languages. An optional language class led by a certified instructor is offered, followed by a social session involving group games, networking, and multilingual conversation. Attendees connect with others to practice speaking and improve language skills.

A dancing couple traces the milestones of a life together, revisiting the clichés of love with humor and lightness. This intergenerational show explores the balancing act of life through movement.

Participants engage in a language exchange to practice and connect with others, with a balance maintained between Japanese and English speakers. All attendees are verified prior to approval. An admission fee covers provided snacks and beverages, though participants are encouraged to bring additional items. The environment is strictly for social interaction rather than dating, and attendance is limited to those 19 and older.

A 4.5km social running event where participants run at their own pace along a scenic route. The activity includes a post-run group gathering at a café. A small participation fee is collected to support ongoing community operations.

Participants are invited to engage in a social gaming session. Attendees may bring their personal collection of games or utilize those provided on-site. The atmosphere encourages social interaction, and participants are responsible for their own food and beverage purchases. Voluntary financial contributions are accepted to support group activities and prizes.

This weekly language exchange event facilitates conversation practice between English and Japanese speakers. The format involves structured sessions including self-introductions, a '20 questions' game, and free conversation, with periodic seat rotations to encourage interaction among different participants. All language proficiency levels are welcome to participate.

This weekly social gathering provides an informal setting for individuals to meet and engage in conversation. Designed for those looking to expand their social circle or connect with others in the community, the event maintains a casual atmosphere without a formal agenda.

A social gathering designed for making friends, distinct from dating events. Facilitators manage the room by introducing attendees and grouping them together to ensure active participation. Participants are expected to wear smart casual attire and purchase an item at the venue.

Godzilla Minus Zero is a 2026 Japanese kaiju film written, directed, and featuring visual effects by Takashi Yamazaki. Acting as a sequel to the 2023 film Godzilla Minus One, this production marks the 39th entry in the Godzilla franchise and the sixth installment in the Reiwa era. The story is set in 1949 and follows postwar Japan as it attempts to rebuild while facing a new threat from King Ghidorah, prompting Godzilla to regenerate and resurface to combat the monster. The film features a returning cast from the previous installment, including Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe, along with new cast members.

Participants will engage in doubles tennis matches following a warm-up session. The organizer provides the necessary practice and game balls. Attendance is managed across multiple platforms, and participants are asked to cancel promptly if they cannot attend.

The Labyrinth Ensemble features 14 musicians who regroup every four years. The upcoming performance centers on a Turkish theme, exploring musical traditions from medieval Europe, the Eastern Mediterranean, the Middle East, and Central Asia. The concert showcases a wide array of instruments, such as the guzheng, Hardanger fiddle, lutes, hurdy-gurdy, qanun, and microtonal guitar.

This community-based event facilitates language and cultural exchange among participants. To encourage interaction, attendees switch seats every 30 minutes. Each table is provided with bilingual question sheets to assist conversation for all language proficiency levels. Participation requires a fee and the mandatory purchase of at least one item from the venue. This gathering is intended for social networking and language practice and is not a dating or matchmaking event.

The Butternut Tree is a fine-dining restaurant specializing in 100% Canadian cuisine with views of the River Valley. This gathering involves a group reservation where participants are required to confirm attendance by a set deadline to manage cancellation policies.

Participants will hike the historic Tsujigatani and Washio trails, which are ancient Edo-period pilgrimage routes leading to Mt. Ikoma. The route passes through bamboo groves, chestnut forests, and stone-paved paths, offering panoramic views of Osaka and Nara. The event concludes with a social gathering. This hike requires moderate physical fitness due to a significant ascent and takes approximately 4 to 5 hours to complete. Sturdy footwear is recommended for the mountain terrain.

This walking tour explores the autumn foliage at Koyasan, a World Heritage site. The itinerary includes a visit to Kongobuji Temple, a walk along the Jyabara Michi trail, and a tour of Seifuku-in Temple and the Mani Pagoda. Participants will join a local mochi-throwing event, stop at a traditional Japanese confectionery shop, and conclude with the viewing of the temple grounds' nighttime illumination. The tour involves significant walking and requires a certain level of physical stamina.

This tennis practice session is designed for beginners to lower-intermediate level players. Participants receive two hours of coaching. Optional services including racket rental, stringing, and grip tape replacement are available for an additional fee.

This recurring music jam session brings together individuals of diverse ages and musical backgrounds. Participants perform popular covers across various genres, often improvising during the session rather than following a set list. Attendees are invited to bring their own instruments, though a house keyboard, cajon, and hand drums are provided. A sound system and mixer are available for those requiring amplification, and those who simply wish to listen are also welcome. A fee is charged to cover operating expenses.

CoderDojo is a global non-profit programming club for children and teenagers. Participants engage in self-directed creative projects using tools like Scratch, micro:bit, and toio, with guidance and support provided by adult mentors. The event is open to beginners from elementary to high school, with adult supervision required for younger children. Participants should bring their own devices, though loaner options are available.

This seminar addresses the early detection and support of pregnant women facing challenges, emphasizing collaborative efforts between related organizations to protect newborns. The program features a keynote lecture and a symposium, providing insights into practical support methods and inter-agency coordination. It is intended for professionals in administration, education, healthcare, and child welfare.

This six-week series focuses on intermediate guitar techniques within the 12-bar blues format. Participants explore connecting minor pentatonic and blues-scale patterns across the fretboard, utilizing movable seventh chords, and developing blues rhythm patterns and turnarounds. The curriculum includes building shuffle grooves, refining techniques such as bends and slides, and developing the ability to hear and respond to chord changes. Sessions emphasize practical improvisation, including call-and-response, phrasing, and trading solos with other musicians to improve rhythm playing, lead guitar confidence, and overall musical expression during jam sessions.

This is an English conversation practice group that utilizes board games. Participants of all proficiency levels are welcome. A kids' corner is provided, but parents must supervise their children as there is no organized childcare program.

An event featuring opportunities to experience programming, electronic crafting, and robotics. Held in conjunction with the PC Koshien 2026, the program includes a tour of the competition's mobile division and the university's "Geek Dojo," which features digital fabrication equipment such as 3D printers and laser cutters. Participants are required to bring a Wi-Fi-enabled laptop, though a limited number of devices are available for loan. The event is open to students from elementary school to high school, with mandatory parental accompaniment for children under 12.

UNION EXPO 2026 is an event organized by the Union Tech Group featuring 11 companies and 20 business units. The festival focuses on exploring the current state and future potential of spatial design through various experiential activities suitable for both adults and children. Key content includes interactive exhibits featuring cutting-edge products and services, a collaborative booth with BUB Resort, a prize-winning stamp rally, and workshops or consultation sessions led by experts in space design and healthcare. Additionally, the event features talk sessions with industry experts and complimentary food inspired by the company's bases in Japan, New York, and Danang.

Oedo Ruby Kaigi 11 is a regional Ruby conference held to commemorate the 888th meetup of the Asakusa.rb community. The event focuses on sharing the activities and community life associated with the group.

A social gathering featuring a live band performing classic rock and dance-floor hits. Attendees can enjoy music, dancing, and socializing. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the venue.

This event is a social gathering at a Diwali party, providing an opportunity for individuals to meet new people and expand their social circles. Participants engage in traditional festivities, including dancing and music, supported by facilitated introductions to help connect attendees. Traditional attire is encouraged for this gathering.

The event features a three-course meal, Bollywood music, and dancing. Attendees are encouraged to wear Indian ethnic attire, though comfortable clothing is also welcome. The event operates on a BYOB basis for alcoholic beverages.

A social gathering focused on language practice and cross-cultural interaction. The event is designed for individuals of all language levels to engage in small group conversations, providing an opportunity for socialization and improvement of language skills. Participants include a diverse group of attendees who meet regularly to practice communication.

This event facilitates English and Japanese language practice through games, introductions, and group discussions. It offers a space for cross-cultural interaction and community building. The gathering includes an optional lunch session and an invitation to attend a following church service, though participation in the religious activity is entirely voluntary. The environment promotes respectful interaction, with strict policies against business solicitation and dating.

A social gathering focused on making new friends rather than dating. Hosts facilitate introductions and integrate participants into groups to ensure active social engagement. The event requires smart casual attire and an item purchase at the venue.

A community-organized language exchange meetup designed for individuals aged 29 and under. Participants engage in conversation practice and cultural connection in a small-group setting. The sessions feature rotating themes to assist with language learning and building social connections.

This bilingual community provides an environment for English and Japanese speakers to practice languages through games, activities, and conversation. Participants must be 35 years old or younger. The event is sponsored by Lifehouse Osaka. Attendees must follow venue rules regarding food and beverages and photography policies. Solicitation for multi-level marketing, network business, and inappropriate behavior are strictly prohibited.

This workshop allows students from elementary to high school to create original games using AI. Participants learn to conceptualize game ideas and use AI tools to bring them to life. The session emphasizes the creative design process over technical coding, with guidance provided by a veteran game developer with over 20 years of industry experience. No prior programming knowledge is required.

This event facilitates English conversation practice between local Japanese speakers and English speakers. Participants engage in one-on-one dialogues, with conversation partners rotated every twenty minutes to encourage interaction.

This language exchange event facilitates interaction between Japanese and international participants in a cafe setting. Attendees are organized into small groups, with periodic table rotations to ensure interaction with a variety of people. The session includes structured conversation topics and specific time blocks for speaking solely in English or Japanese to assist with language practice.

Christos Papadopoulos presents My Fierce Ignorant Step, a contemporary dance work performed by ten dancers. This minimalist piece features a soundscape of voice and movement inspired by the artistic director's childhood in Greece. Papadopoulos is recognized for his musicality and received the Rose International Dance Prize.

Rockford Stomp delivers a high-energy rock and roll performance. The event focuses on live music, dancing, and social gathering.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the bagging of donated bread and bakery items. Responsibilities include sanitizing work surfaces, handling bread with gloves, maintaining hygiene standards, cleaning bins, and tidying the kitchen area after the shift. This task ensures that donated food is prepared for weekly client care package deliveries.

This event, organized by Lifehouse International Church, is open exclusively to university students aged 18 to 22. It features a church program with music, an encouraging message, and group discussions, followed by a social gathering that includes lunch and bowling. The activity is designed to facilitate international connection, language practice, and community building.

Breaking Curfew performs rock, pop, and country dance party music. Attendees can participate in group dancing and access reserved seating areas.

This meetup facilitates casual conversation between speakers of Japanese and Chinese. Participants can discuss topics such as culture, cuisine, and travel in a relaxed atmosphere. The organizer provides support to help beginners or those less confident in their language abilities, and seat rotations occur every 20 to 30 minutes to encourage interaction among different attendees.

Participants engage in a badminton session suitable for skill levels ranging from beginner to intermediate. Attendees are required to bring sportswear, indoor shoes, and a racket, although loaner rackets are available. The participation fee is 700 yen.

Social futsal event open to players of all skill levels. Participants play in rotating matches with teams of five on artificial turf. Appropriate footwear without cleats or spikes is required, with rentals available. Conducted in both English and Japanese, the event follows basic social rules including a self-refereed format. Participants are responsible for their own safety and insurance.

Matthew Byrne is one of Canada's foremost traditional singers, known for his rich vocals, refined guitar style, and compelling interpretations of the traditional song. He specializes in storytelling through song, drawing from a family background of singers and song collectors to cultivate a distinctive repertoire of traditional material.

This game development workshop is designed for students ranging from elementary school to high school, guided by a professional game creator with over 20 years of industry experience. Participants will use Roblox Studio to design a game where players must steal treasure and escape from guards to reach a safe base. The curriculum caters to beginners, providing the necessary mechanics to control movement without requiring prior programming experience. Computers are available on-site, allowing attendees to learn game design fundamentals and share their creations with others.

Participate in a social event that combines cultural sightseeing with international exchange. The experience begins with a meet-and-greet at a local cafe, followed by a walk to view the Dream Yosakoi Festival performances. The event concludes with a picnic at the Imperial Palace East Gardens, providing a setting to explore historic castle grounds and socialize with other participants.

This badminton session is open to intermediate-level players and above. Participants engage in games using Yonex F-80 shuttles across three courts. The session includes a warm-up followed by random shuffling games where the winning side remains on the court. Please note that rental shoes and rackets are not provided, and participants are expected to avoid same-day cancellations. Participation for those on the waiting list is subject to organizer review based on skill level.

An international exchange event designed for foreign residents and Japanese speakers to interact. Participants engage in small group conversations, rotating tables every 30 minutes to facilitate interaction with various people. The event is open to all proficiency levels, though conversational English is required for non-native Japanese speakers.

This language exchange event facilitates conversation practice between Korean and Japanese speakers. Participants are arranged into small groups of approximately four people, with periodic seat rotations to encourage interaction with various attendees. The environment is designed for learners of all proficiency levels, with a requirement to use only Korean or Japanese.

This language exchange event focuses on Mandarin Chinese and Japanese. Participants engage in conversation within small groups, with regular seat rotations to facilitate interaction with different partners. It is aimed at those looking to practice language skills in a social setting. Only Mandarin Chinese and Japanese are permitted. The event requires the purchase of a beverage and operates as a membership-based system where participants must agree to established rules.

Participants engage in language practice and international networking in groups of approximately four. The event facilitates communication in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean through structured rotation of seating arrangements. All proficiency levels are welcome to participate in the conversation sessions.

A collaborative session for both beginners and experienced players to participate in theatre games and improvisation. The session focuses on building connections and creativity through group activities, allowing participants to explore acting and comedy in a private environment. A live performance by the organizing group follows the session.

The event commences with an international exchange session at a café, facilitating conversation in English and Japanese. Participants then proceed to a public festival venue to view traditional dance performances. The activity concludes at a historical park where attendees participate in an outdoor picnic, offering further opportunities for social interaction.

Participants gather for an international exchange session at a café, facilitating conversation in English and Japanese. The group travels to Waseda University to visit Wasedasai, one of Japan's largest university festivals. Activities include observing student performances, live music, dance shows, and food stalls on campus. The event promotes social interaction among participants of various backgrounds. Attendees move as a group to explore the festival, though plans may adjust due to crowd density. Participation requires prior attendance at the café and adherence to specific membership and participation rules.

Participants gather at a cafe for an international exchange meetup, engaging in conversation to facilitate social connections. Afterward, the group travels to Waseda University to experience its annual school festival. The event focuses on exploring student-led performances, live music, dance presentations, and food stalls within the university campus, offering an opportunity to engage with Japanese university culture in a group setting.

Participants gather to play a variety of board games in a social setting. Attendees are encouraged to socialize and meet new people. The group facilitates communication in both English and Japanese. Attendees are expected to assist with venue setup and cleanup, and to manage their own trash. Participants may bring their own games or select from those provided by other attendees.

This volleyball session is intended for players with intermediate skills, specifically those comfortable with serving, receiving, spiking, and setting. It is not a beginner-friendly event. Participants must assist with equipment setup and breakdown, adhere to strict facility policies regarding trash and conduct, and maintain high standards of safety and fair play. The host reserves the right to evaluate skill levels during the session and may request individuals to leave if they do not meet expectations. Please arrive prepared with appropriate indoor athletic shoes and sufficient hydration.

Two air-conditioned badminton courts are provided for this session, with one court specifically designated for beginners. The format includes a warm-up period followed by doubles matches, concluding with a facility cleanup.

This networking event is designed for individuals who struggle with social anxiety, communication difficulties, or mental fatigue. Participants engage in casual conversations in small groups using profile cards and topic prompts to ease social interaction. The format includes seat rotations and an optional period for exchanging contact information at the end of the session. The event focuses on creating a comfortable environment for people with shared concerns, such as developmental disabilities, high sensitivity, or daily life challenges. It is intended to be a low-pressure social space where attendees can converse at their own pace.

This community gathering facilitates interaction between Japanese learners and native speakers through conversation. Participants discuss topics such as hobbies, food, travel, and cultural experiences in a small group setting. The focus is on improving language communication skills and building connections within the local community.

Participants engage in board games and themed discussions designed to facilitate English and Japanese language exchange. The environment is casual and welcoming to beginners, allowing attendees to practice conversation in a small group setting.

Joy Tennis Tokyo organizes tennis sessions for players of all skill levels. The format includes a warm-up rally followed by doubles matches with prizes. Sessions take place on artificial grass courts with sand. Participants are required to pay a fee to attend, and services such as racket rentals, stringing, and grip replacement are available for an extra charge. The organization enforces a policy regarding RSVPs and cancellations.

This walking event explores the natural scenery of the Todoroki Valley, a gorge located within the 23 wards of Tokyo. The route follows a forest stream, featuring a historic temple, a traditional Japanese garden, and a teahouse with valley views. The leisurely walk is approximately 2 to 3 km, offering an opportunity to connect with others in an outdoor setting.

Active since 2012, this language exchange group facilitates interaction between those interested in Japanese and Korean cultures. The event serves as a platform for language practice, cultural information sharing, and networking among enthusiasts of Korean music and dramas. Participants of all proficiency levels are welcome. The group enforces strict conduct rules, including the prohibition of religious or business solicitation, unauthorized photography, and the sharing of others' personal information.

This international exchange event is designed for women in their teens, 20s, and 30s. Participants can engage in conversations using both English and Japanese, making it suitable for language beginners. The environment is intended to be relaxed, allowing for discussion on topics like hobbies, travel, and daily life to facilitate networking between Japanese and international participants. Attendees have the option to join other concurrent exchange groups.

An outdoor community gathering where participants share food, snacks, and engage in simple games. The event is organized by an international group in Tokyo, offering a space for people from diverse backgrounds to connect and socialize regardless of their language proficiency.

This language exchange event connects native Japanese and Korean speakers for mutual learning. Participants teach each other their native languages through structured rounds, including topic-based discussions and vocabulary building exercises. The program includes seat rotations to encourage interaction among different attendees. Proficiency in either language is not required, provided there is a mutual interest in linguistic exchange.

Participants engage in international exchange through a variety of board games. The sessions feature games ranging from quick, lighthearted options to complex strategy titles, designed to facilitate natural conversation in both English and Japanese. Attendees are encouraged to participate in table rotations to interact with different people throughout the event.

This event is a social gathering centered around karaoke and international networking. Participants engage in singing, socializing, and language exchange with both local and international attendees in a relaxed setting. The format involves small groups distributed across multiple karaoke rooms. The participation fee includes three hours of karaoke and unlimited soft drinks. Attendees have the option to purchase alcoholic beverages or bring their own food and drinks for an additional cost. The gathering is designed for individuals interested in meeting new people, practicing language skills, and enjoying music.

This language exchange event facilitates connections by matching participants with speaking partners based on proficiency levels and target languages, including Japanese, English, and Chinese. The structure consists of four 30-minute rounds, during which attendees are shuffled into pairs or small groups to encourage diverse interactions. Conversation support cards are provided to assist in maintaining dialogue, and an optional social meal gathering is held after the session.

This badminton session accommodates up to 16 participants using two courts, with one court designated for beginners. The activity includes setup and warm-up, followed by doubles matches and clean-up. Payment is collected at the session.

This hands-on workshop introduces beginners to using AI for productivity. Participants will learn to integrate the Gemini app with Google Calendar, ToDo lists, and Gmail to streamline task management. The session covers setting up AI to register schedules and summarize emails, while addressing data privacy and safety guidelines. Attendees are required to bring a laptop and a personal Google account.

This language exchange event facilitates interaction between French and Japanese speakers to practice and improve their language skills. Participants are organized into small groups to engage in structured, alternating sessions of Japanese and French conversation. To maintain effective communication, Japanese participants are required to demonstrate at least a DELF A2 proficiency level in French. The session emphasizes mutual respect, ensuring equitable speaking time for all members, and strictly prohibits commercial solicitation or recruitment. Participants are requested to purchase at least one drink at the venue.

This café-style event facilitates international interaction by pairing Japanese and English speakers in seated, small-group settings. Participants rotate tables to engage in structured conversations with various attendees, aiming to foster connections and friendship within the local community. The event is specifically designed for residents of the Kansai area. To ensure a safe and respectful environment, the event maintains strict policies against solicitation, business activities, religious or political proselytizing, and harassment. The organizers manage participant balance—including nationality and gender—to maintain the quality of the exchange and may restrict attendance based on these factors.

A casual social gathering for Taiwanese and Japanese individuals to engage in language exchange and networking. Participants can practice Japanese, discuss cultural topics, and meet new people in a relaxed environment. Identification is required for entry.

The French-Japanese exchange meeting provides an opportunity for individuals interested in French culture and language to practice speaking French. The event attracts a diverse age group, primarily in their 20s and 30s, and includes both Japanese speakers who have studied the language and native French speakers. Participants are required to present identification for age verification, as the event is restricted to those aged 20 and over.

This meetup is designed for Japanese nationals who are beginners in English to practice the language and engage in international exchange. Participants engage in a mutually beneficial exchange by practicing English while helping non-Japanese speakers practice Japanese. The format involves small groups with regular seat rotations to facilitate conversation with various people in a relaxed environment.

This language exchange event connects Japanese speakers interested in practicing English with international participants learning Japanese. The format features small group discussions with regular seat rotations, encouraging participants to practice both languages through mutual teaching. Attendees are required to adhere to a membership policy and use both languages during the session.

This language exchange event facilitates Japanese practice for non-native speakers and English practice for native Japanese speakers. Participants engage in structured conversations at rotating small tables, focusing on mutual language learning and international interaction. Attendees are expected to balance the use of both English and Japanese during their conversations. Participation requires an entry fee and the purchase of at least one drink.

This improv show features a cast of ten performers executing fast-paced short-form games and comedic sketches. The performance focuses on unscripted, spontaneous entertainment.

This event is a tennis session in Osaka for individuals capable of maintaining a basic rally. The session includes approximately 30 minutes of practice involving short rallies, volleys, and serve returns, followed by doubles matches. It provides an opportunity to play tennis and socialize on and off the court.

A casual badminton event open to all skill levels where participants can play games and socialize. The event encourages meeting new people while staying active. Participants are encouraged to bring their own rackets if available, and indoor sports shoes are required for participation.

Participants of all skill levels are welcome to join this casual table tennis session. The event serves as an opportunity for locals and international individuals to socialize, practice language skills, and exercise. Indoor sports shoes are required for participation.

This event is a pickleball social night designed to combine sports with socializing. Participants engage in organized doubles play with rotating partners, grouped by experience level to accommodate both beginners and experienced players. The event provides a platform to meet new people in an active environment, with equipment rental available on-site.

This international social gathering welcomes solo attendees, local residents, and expatriates to interact in a casual, standing-style environment. Activities include group games and conversation practice across various languages, offering opportunities for cultural exchange and networking among people from diverse backgrounds. Participants are required to be at least 20 years old. Various ticket tiers are available, including options for advance online booking, and all attendees are expected to purchase drinks at the venue.

Participants of all skill levels are welcome to play badminton in a social environment. The event facilitates matches among local and international players, with doubles and singles games organized based on court availability. Attendees should bring their own rackets and are required to wear indoor sports shoes.

A social gathering designed for locals, travelers, and expatriates to facilitate international interaction. The atmosphere is casual and structured for individuals attending alone to meet new people through conversation and games such as Jenga and UNO. Participants can practice languages, including English and Japanese. Attendees are required to purchase drinks at the venue, and the event is restricted to those aged 20 and over.

Experience Japanese traditions through activities such as calligraphy, tea ceremony, onigiri making, and origami. Attendees can also participate in traditional games like Shogi, Go, kendama, and spinning tops. The event facilitates language exchange, allowing participants to interact with people from around the world while exploring diverse aspects of Japanese culture.

This K-pop cover dance class focuses on teaching the choreography for the ATEEZ song 'Drip' (0:43-1:08). The session is led by a professional dancer and choreographer with an extensive background in stage performance, television appearances, and commercial choreography. Participants should bring indoor shoes, a change of clothes, and water.

A house music party featuring six DJs and artists, creating an environment for international networking and social interaction. The event invites locals, expats, students, and tourists to engage in music, dancing, and conversation, fostering an inclusive atmosphere for meeting new people.

"Enjoy Futsal" is a community-based sports group designed to provide an inclusive space for people of all ages and skill levels. Sessions are held in both English and Japanese to facilitate communication. Gameplay rules are structured to ensure safety and fairness, including bans on slide tackles and high-impact play. Specific scoring and defensive rules are implemented to encourage balanced participation, such as granting women additional points for goals and restricting defensive maneuvers for men until specific conditions are met. Participants are required to wear appropriate futsal or training shoes and adhere to a sportsmanship-focused code of conduct.

Participants practice Japanese calligraphy, using a brush and ink to write kanji characters. The event incorporates various traditional Japanese cultural activities, including tea ceremony, making onigiri, and origami. Attendees participate in simultaneous language exchange meetups, choosing between English-only or bilingual sessions, while interacting with people from diverse backgrounds.

Participants learn the basics of the Japanese tea ceremony, including how to prepare and consume matcha. Additional cultural activities include calligraphy, onigiri making, and origami. The event integrates traditional cultural experiences with international meetups, providing opportunities to interact with diverse participants. Membership agreement and beverage purchase are required for attendance.

Participants engage in a hands-on session creating traditional Japanese rice balls (onigiri) with various fillings. The event incorporates cultural activities, including tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and origami. It serves as an international meetup, allowing attendees to interact with Japanese locals and international participants while exploring Japanese culinary traditions and culture.

Origami is a traditional Japanese art form involving the folding of a single sheet of paper to create various shapes such as animals, flowers, and decorations without scissors or glue. This event allows participants to learn these techniques while exploring Japanese culture and aesthetics. Held within the context of an international meetup, it provides opportunities to interact with people from diverse backgrounds and participate in additional cultural experiences like tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and food preparation.

This event facilitates international exchange in a casual bar setting. Participants can converse in English or Japanese at designated tables and rotate seats every 30 minutes to meet new people. The venue offers a selection of over 40 types of alcoholic beverages and a variety of snacks. Activities include traditional Japanese dice games and the option to access a board game area for an additional fee.

This event facilitates social interaction by categorizing participants based on their personal interests and hobbies using a sticker-based system. Attendees join themed tables to connect with like-minded individuals, fostering a multicultural environment for locals and expats. The format emphasizes casual conversation and group games to encourage networking. Participants are required to make reservations through the official website and purchase beverages at the venue.

An afterparty held following the Oedo RubyKaigi 11 conference. The event will take place at a pizza restaurant.

Mixed-level pickleball sessions accommodate players ranging from beginner to advanced. Participants should be familiar with basic rules and scoring and capable of playing a game independently. Activities focus on social play and rotation games, providing opportunities to play with various partners and opponents. No formal coaching or instruction is provided. Attendees are required to bring indoor court shoes, a paddle, and water; paddle rentals are available upon request. Participants must assist with court setup and cleanup. A cancellation policy applies for absences within 24 hours of the event.

This recurring social meetup is designed to foster conversation between Japanese and international guests. The venue provides a casual cafe and bar environment suitable for Sunday evening networking. The event follows a standard social mixer format, encouraging attendees, typically in their 20s to 40s, to engage in conversation while enjoying drinks.

This social networking event uses an interest-based sticker system to facilitate conversations among participants. Attendees can join themed tables based on topics such as food, travel, anime, art, sports, and lifestyle to connect with others. The event features a standing-style environment with interactive games and opportunities for language practice and cross-cultural interaction.

Weekly sessions consist of alternating silent sitting and walking meditation. Participants may attend the full session or join for a partial duration. Refreshments and social interaction follow the meditation. Experienced instructors are available to provide guidance for beginners or those seeking a refresher. No registration is required to attend.

A seasonal walk through the woods, combining Old Coach Road and Cabin Lake Trails. Organized by the Dartmouth Volksmarch Club, this activity offers options for 6 km and 10 km walks. The route features generally flat gravel surfaces with some inclines and declines. Participants are encouraged to check the weather beforehand and wear appropriate clothing for outdoor conditions.

The Liverpool FC Supporters Club Halifax organizes gatherings for fans to watch Liverpool FC matches. These events are open to both long-time supporters and newcomers, with no membership requirement or entrance fees. Match locations may vary; attendees are encouraged to verify the venue via official social media channels before attending.

A dining experience featuring various pancake options available at the restaurant.

A shopping trip to IKEA followed by lunch at Swiss Chalet.

This event involves a group hiking trip to Joffre Lakes. Participants coordinate carpooling to facilitate the six-hour round-trip drive. The group attempts to secure the necessary park entry reservations collectively to increase the likelihood of obtaining spots for all attendees.

An informal small group gathering designed for social conversation over coffee or tea.

A collaborative gathering for writers working on projects ranging from fiction and non-fiction to poetry. The event provides a structured environment with dedicated time for focused writing followed by social interaction. It is open to all skill levels and writing objectives, with no requirements for sharing work or providing feedback. Attendees are asked to purchase a drink to support the café venue.

This 20.4 km point-to-point hike follows the Humber River, traversing parks, wooded valley sections, wetlands, and the Old Mill area before reaching the Humber Bay Arch Bridge on Lake Ontario. The route involves a steady pace over a long distance and is not suitable for beginners. Participants are advised to wear appropriate walking shoes and bring water, snacks, and layers to accommodate varying weather conditions, as the hike proceeds rain or shine.

A hiking excursion on Mont-Royal covering 8-10 km with a duration of 2-3 hours at a pace of 4.9-5.4 km/h. The route includes 550 steps and varied terrain, potentially requiring navigation of heights or rock sections. Participants must possess adequate physical fitness to maintain the group pace. Requirements include appropriate footwear, such as running shoes or hiking boots with traction cleats during winter. Pets are not allowed.

This event involves a 6 to 7-kilometer walk through natural trails, featuring river views and historic sites. The route maintains a moderate pace with occasional elevation changes. The walk concludes with an optional coffee break.

A gathering for dim sum where attendees share dishes at the table. The final bill is split equally among all participants, and payment is required in cash only with an estimated cost of approximately $45 per person. Please be aware that this meal is not suitable for vegetarians, vegans, or individuals with allergies to beef, pork, fish, or seafood.

This 44km gravel ride travels between Chelsea and Wakefield, utilizing a mix of gravel paths and roads. Participants should maintain a speed of 25 km/h or under. The route includes a planned break. Participants are asked to contribute $5 annually for group fees and must agree to a liability waiver.

An easy, brisk nature hike and walk.

A group hike through the Crothers Woods trail system in Toronto, showcasing fall foliage. The route follows the Don Valley Trail and includes navigating local terrain with some hills. The event concludes with a stop for ice cream. Participants are advised to wear appropriate walking footwear and bring water.

The "Breakfast Club" group will hold its second meetup at Namo Cafe Bistro. This venue, known for its bohemian style, was featured on the television program Diners, Drive-ins and Dives.

The Vancouver Aquarium houses over 65,000 animals across 120 indoor and outdoor exhibits, offering diverse subjects for creative photography. Participants can capture marine life, including jellyfish, tropical fish, sea otters, and seals, while experimenting with composition, lighting, and detail within the environment. Tripods and flash photography are prohibited, and the facility operates as a cashless environment. Attendees are encouraged to share their best images in the designated group album following the session.

Participants play casual, non-competitive games of pool. The cost is approximately $5 per person, paid directly to the venue based on the total prorated charge. Attendees are subject to a policy where two no-shows without 24-hour notice result in exclusion from future events.

The Montreal AI ML Meetup provides a forum for developers, scientists, and enthusiasts to discuss artificial intelligence and machine learning. Participants engage in discussions covering topics such as natural language processing, image and audio generation, and computer vision. Attendees share insights on open-source projects, research papers, and industry trends while networking with peers. The event fosters professional connections and knowledge exchange within the AI/ML community. Attendees are encouraged to discuss technological advancements and industry experiences in a collaborative setting, maintaining professional standards regarding confidentiality and respectful networking.

This workshop focuses on Rosicrucian principles regarding awareness, mental creation, and vibrational attunement. Participants engage in guided visualization and symbolic exercises to explore how thoughts, emotions, and actions influence personal life conditions. Based on the teachings of H. Spencer Lewis, the session helps attendees form a clear mental image of an ideal, healthy self and provides practical tools for maintaining personal alignment. The event concludes with an optional Council of Solace ritual dedicated to global peace and healing.

The Toronto Brunch Club facilitates small group gatherings of 4-6 individuals to encourage social interaction over brunch. Curated restaurant settings are provided to foster casual conversation among participants. Attendees register through a dedicated platform to coordinate these planned social meetups.

This gathering provides an opportunity for individuals to meet for coffee and casual conversation. It aims to facilitate social interaction and the development of new connections in a relaxed environment.

This walking tour explores the historical development of Toronto's Parkdale neighborhood through three significant landmarks. The Gladstone Hotel, an 1889 Richardsonian Romanesque building, illustrates the area's history as a working-class hub and community gathering place. The Edgewater Hotel, built in 1939, highlights the neighbourhood's role as a transportation and transit centre near the former Sunnyside Bus Terminal. Additionally, the tour covers the legacy of the Gutta Percha & Rubber Manufacturing Company, which was established in 1883 and became Canada's largest rubber manufacturer, symbolizing Parkdale's industrial past. Participants will examine how these sites reflect the evolution of local commerce, transportation, and labor in the late 19th and 20th centuries.

A board game meetup focused on a full play-through of the game Terraforming Mars. Participants manage resources, build infrastructure, and compete for influence over the terrain during a session lasting 3-4 hours. The event accommodates up to 5 players per game copy, and observers are welcome.

Fort Edmonton Park invites you to explore the diversity of First Nations and Métis peoples at the Indigenous Peoples Experience. The award-winning exhibit explores the rich and beautiful cultures of First Nations and Métis Peoples while encouraging visitors to seek out the truths as lived by Indigenous Peoples in Treaty 6. Operating HoursStarting September 26, 2026 - April 25, 2027Saturdays and Sundays: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Please note: During this fall & winter season, only the Indigenous Peoples Experience will be open. Other buildings in Fort Edmonton Park are closed to the public during this period.

A monthly, small-group social gathering for those interested in veganism and plant-based living. Attendees can enjoy drinks and snacks at a plant-based cafe while engaging in casual conversation about topics such as recipes, local dining, sustainability, and daily life. The meetup aims to foster connection in a relaxed, welcoming environment suitable for both regulars and newcomers.

This session provides a relaxed space for French conversation, welcoming participants of all levels, including native speakers. Organized by a nonprofit group, the event focuses on fostering social connections through informal discussion and shared learning. Board games are available for those who wish to combine practice with friendly social play.

Kilally Meadows Environmentally Significant Area (ESA) is situated within the North Thames River floodplain, featuring open meadows, riverside woods, and swamps. The route traverses a 4 km dirt trail, crosses Highbury Avenue, and returns via a paved walking path.

A casual gathering for coffee and conversation.

This inclusive program combines multisport activities and yoga for children aged 6 to 14. Sessions provide a supportive environment for kids of all abilities to exercise, play, and connect with their peers under the guidance of experienced staff.

The play follows Sylvia and Beau during their yearly rendezvous at a cottage. When Beau hesitates to commit to their future and both spouses appear, the situation descends into chaos. Sylvia attempts to expose their affair to their partners, resulting in a series of secrets, plot twists, and humorous confrontations. This production draws from classic sex comedies to explore themes of fate, identity, marriage, and love.

This mature-rated (18+) tabletop role-playing game features a magical and sci-fi adventure based on a heavily homebrewed version of Kids in Space. Inspired by the isekai genre, players take on the roles of ordinary humans from a normal world who embark on a journey through extra-dimensional dungeons.

This workshop, led by Venerable Hae Kwang Sunim, centers on Inner Peace Qigong, meditation, Zen practices, and energy healing. The session aims to assist participants in clearing physical and emotional tension, revitalizing energy pathways, balancing the nervous system, and restoring clarity and vitality. Each gathering features a monthly theme and includes a community tea circle. No prior experience is required.

Intermediate level volleyball pickup session. Participants are required to have previous volleyball experience.

Participants gather to work on individual projects, including knitting, crochet, sketching, writing, embroidery, sewing, painting, or other quiet, non-messy hobbies. The session provides a relaxed environment for socializing and sharing crafting skills among attendees. Those who prefer not to craft are also welcome to attend and participate in light tasks.

Social gathering featuring coffee, tea, snacks, and sandwiches to facilitate meeting new people and connecting with friends in a relaxed environment.

The Fine Arts Department presents a new stage adaptation of Jane Austen's "Persuasion," written by Katherine Koller. The story follows Anne Elliot, who regrets ending her engagement to a naval officer due to family pressure. Years later, they cross paths again when he returns as a wealthy captain, forcing them to confront their past and navigate social expectations.

Founders, builders, and business owners gather for an informal walking discussion centered on practical applications of artificial intelligence. Participants exchange insights on tools, workflow automation, business opportunities, and the current state of AI technology. The event avoids formal presentations or panels, prioritizing open conversation and networking among individuals exploring AI integration in their work or businesses.

This social event involves a potluck-style meal where attendees contribute food or drinks. The program includes playing various board or card games and watching a fall-themed movie. Participants are encouraged to wear pajamas.

A casual gathering designed to foster community building and social connection among residents. Participants are encouraged to bring their own refreshments or purchase them from nearby businesses. The venue is an accessible space provided by the city to support local engagement.

A gathering for individuals to engage in artistic activities such as sketching, journaling, doodling, and watercolor painting. Participants are expected to bring their own supplies and equipment.

Attendees participate in trivia covering classic films, famous scenes, quotes, and memorable characters. This social gathering provides an opportunity for movie enthusiasts to discuss cinema and meet new people in a casual setting. An age requirement of 19+ applies.

Topzpin Fall League is a recurring sports league open to players of all skill levels, including beginners. Participants must submit a weekly fee to confirm their registration for each session.

Participants select their preferred languages during sign-up to be placed into specific walking groups. Attendees are required to speak only the target language assigned to their group. The event is intended for individuals with at least some conversational proficiency in their target language. The group maintains strict expectations regarding attendance and respectful behavior to ensure a safe and productive environment.

Participants practice various languages through casual conversation. The session organizes attendees into language-specific groups to facilitate interaction and skill application. The focus is on real-world conversation rather than formal instruction, aimed at connecting individuals and fostering social connections. Attendees should be capable of holding at least a basic conversation in their target language.

Participants gather at a café to play games and socialize. Attendees are encouraged to purchase a drink or snack from the venue to support the establishment for providing the space.

This is a pickup volleyball session designed for experienced players. Participants are expected to have prior experience in the sport to join.

The Montreal Language Exchange provides a supportive environment for individuals to practice English and French. The group welcomes learners of all proficiency levels, from beginners to advanced speakers, focusing on casual practice without harsh corrections or judgment.

Casual gaming meetup held at a cafe. Participants are required to pay an entry fee. Attendees may bring food from neighboring businesses, but bringing outside drinks is prohibited. A game library is available for use, with a limit of two games at a time. Bringing personal games is permitted at the attendee's own risk. RSVPs are required to manage seating capacity.

A speed dating event for individuals aged 40 and older. Participants engage in face-to-face conversations with rotations occurring every five minutes. A follow-up survey is used to identify mutual interests, allowing for the exchange of contact details.

Participants will engage in a round of 18-hole glow-in-the-dark miniature golf within a black-lit, immersive environment featuring neon visual effects. Attendees are encouraged to wear white or fluorescent clothing to enhance the glow effect. Following the game, a group dinner is planned at a nearby restaurant.

This language exchange provides a supportive environment for English and Japanese learners of beginner to intermediate levels. Using curated topic cards and assigned seating, the sessions facilitate balanced conversations to help participants practice speaking and build confidence. The format splits the time into two segments, one for each language, allowing attendees to focus on their target language while connecting with others.

Live opera performances by local artists are paired with craft beer and food selections. The gathering provides an opportunity to experience music in a casual pub atmosphere.

Meguro River Lazy Runners is a social group focused on exercise and community connection. Participants jog approximately five kilometers along the river, concluding the activity at a local coffee shop.

Participants play pool for two hours, followed by an optional dinner at a venue chosen by the group. Pool table fees are approximately $10 to $12 per person.

This event is a recurring board game gathering where participants meet to play games in a social setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own board games to share with the group to ensure a wide selection is available. Participants are requested to support the host venue by making food or beverage purchases.

Participants practice Mandarin language skills in a casual atmosphere. The event allows individuals of all proficiency levels to converse while sharing a meal.

This group offers an opportunity for French language practice for all skill levels. Attendees gather to socialize, discuss personal interests, and exchange information about their vocations and dreams. Native French speakers are welcome to join. A minimum purchase requirement applies at the venue.

Friendly volleyball games are open to everyone. Participants are required to bring comfortable clothing and running shoes.

The Montréal International Cinema Club facilitates gatherings where participants vote on films to watch. Following the screening, a discussion period is held. Snacks, tea, and coffee are provided to attendees.

This sound bath session utilizes crystal bowls to create a therapeutic acoustic environment. Participants engage in relaxation techniques guided by the resonant sounds produced by the instruments.

A weekly social gathering in Vancouver focused on fostering community connections through group activities such as dining out, karaoke, and various outings. The group enforces a code of conduct that prohibits discriminatory behavior and romantic advances to maintain a respectful and safe environment for all participants.

This event focuses on sharing homemade French-inspired cuisine. Participants are required to bring a vegan dish sufficient for at least eight servings, accompanied by an ingredients list and a serving utensil. Attendees must also provide their own reusable tableware, including a plate, cup, and cutlery.

This session features facilitated activities centered on authentic communication, vulnerability, honesty, and active listening. Through structured relational games, participants explore the balance between cautious behavior and authentic self-expression. The primary objective is to break down ineffective interpersonal patterns, build genuine connections, and explore new ways of interacting with others in a safe environment. While the event is facilitated in English, participants are free to use their preferred language.

This workshop focuses on holistic wellness and relaxation techniques, utilizing sound therapy to help participants manage stress and improve mental well-being. The session combines a presentation with an interactive sound healing experience designed for individuals seeking to recharge.

Participants meet for indoor public skating sessions. Attendees must bring their own skates and are encouraged to wear helmets if learning. The group convenes together for the session. Admission fees apply at the door or via a leisure pass. A small fee is collected from members to cover organizer group costs.

As the night descends, investigate Fort Edmonton Park's most haunted hotspots and hear our best-kept ghost stories. Come with an open mind, and prepare for the unexpected. Learn the fundamentals of paranormal investigation as you explore the Park. Equipment will be provided, but guests are welcome to bring their own tools to enhance the experience.This season's investigations include your choice between:Option 1 - 1885 Street Venture: A hotspot for documented paranormal encounters across multiple locations. Featuring highlights like Kelly’s Saloon, and the Bellerose School, along with possible access to other historic buildings. These structures have more than a few tricks up their sleeve.Option 2 - Fort Featured Investigation: Back by popular demand, you can venture beyond the walls of the Fort Complex and visit the impressive Rowand House. Despite not being an original building, Rowand House is one of Fort Edmonton Park's most paranormal active buildings with experiences ranging from footsteps running and shadows moving.As our investigations are authentic, we cannot guarantee paranormal interaction. As a bonus, if a building is "quiet," other buildings may be visited during the investigations.Please note: This is not the DARK event; this is an authentic paranormal investigation with no actors or decorations. There are no guarantees of paranormal activity, and no scare gimmicks will be used. Please dress for winter weather, as we will spend extra time outdoors. Wear proper winter footwear, as there will be periods of walking outdoors as we move between haunted locations. This event requires long periods of focus, stillness, and concentration, so it is unsuitable for those under 14.

Friendly, low-pressure co-ed soccer sessions open to all skill levels. Players aged 18 and older are welcome to participate. It is recommended that players wear turf or outdoor cleats and shin guards for personal safety. Match pinnies and balls are provided for the games. Participants must adhere to a code of conduct centered on fair play and respect, and agree to a waiver prior to participation.

The English Only Meetup is a language exchange event requiring participants to speak exclusively in English. Sessions feature small group discussions of approximately four people, with structured seat rotations every 30 minutes to facilitate interaction among diverse attendees. The event provides a social environment for practicing language skills and meeting new people. Participants are required to follow house rules, including a mandatory drink order and a one-time membership registration.

This indoor volleyball session is open to players of all skill levels. The net height is set to 2.35 meters. Participants are encouraged to bring their own balls for practice. Gym rules prohibit food, trash, smoking, and alcoholic beverages. Personal belongings must be removed after the session. The participation fee is 1000 yen.

This indoor volleyball session is held at a gym with a net height of 2.3 meters. Participants of all skill levels are welcome. While some equipment is provided, attendees are encouraged to bring their own balls for practice. The facility enforces strict rules prohibiting food, trash, smoking, and alcohol, and requires all personal items to be removed by the departure time. A participation fee of 1000 yen is required.

This seminar, organized by the Real Estate Tech Association in collaboration with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), introduces the IchiBiz Award, a business idea contest leveraging geospatial information. The session provides an overview of the Real Estate Information Library, covering the practical utility of its WebGIS and API offerings. Participants will gain insights into how to utilize this data to develop innovative business concepts for the 2026 IchiBiz Award, with presentations from government representatives regarding available resources and application strategies.

Designed for intermediate and higher-level players. The format includes warm-ups and random shuffling games across three courts. Participants must provide their own equipment, as rental rackets and shoes are not available. To maintain game quality, the organizers assess the skills and experience of individuals on the waiting list.

This meetup facilitates language exchange between English and Japanese speakers in a small group setting. Participants engage in conversations at tables of approximately four people, with seat rotations every 30 minutes to encourage interaction with a variety of attendees. The event aims to foster a social environment for practicing language skills and making new friends. Membership and adherence to established rules are required for participation, and a drink purchase is expected at the venue.

The event utilizes a structured one-on-one English conversation format where participants are paired randomly. Attendees rotate partners every ten minutes, engaging in four 10-minute sessions to maximize speaking practice and social interaction. This format is intended for individuals capable of daily English conversation who wish to improve their speaking skills and meet new people in an international environment.

This is a structured English conversation and international exchange event conducted in a one-on-one format. Participants are randomly paired and rotate partners periodically to facilitate multiple interactions throughout the session. The event is intended for individuals comfortable with daily English conversation, providing a focused environment to practice speaking skills and build social connections. Participation requires attendees to adhere to membership guidelines, which involve agreeing to a set of rules. Unlike group settings, the session emphasizes direct one-on-one dialogue to maximize speaking time and provide consistent opportunities for international networking.

This social event provides a structured environment for participants to practice English and connect with others. The first hour features a 1-on-1 conversation format with periodic seat rotations, followed by group social time for further networking. Target audience includes those seeking to improve speaking skills and meet people from diverse backgrounds. Participants must possess basic conversational English skills and agree to the event rules.

A badminton doubles session open to players of all skill levels. Participants are required to bring their own rackets, indoor sports shoes, a water bottle, and a towel. The session accommodates up to 40 participants, and the participation fee can be paid via cash or PayPay.

A reading and study group focused on the 17 principles of Napoleon Hill. Participants engage in discussions, share practical outcomes, and exchange opinions in an open forum rather than a one-way lecture format. The group facilitates collaborative learning and provides networking opportunities for those interested in self-improvement and Napoleon Hill's philosophy.

This language exchange event provides a structured setting for participants to practice English and Japanese conversation. Attendees are divided into small groups with rotating seats to facilitate interaction. The sessions alternate between English and Japanese intervals, and topic cards are provided to assist with discussions. Participation is limited to individuals aged 20 and over. Attendees are required to purchase at least one drink at the venue. Several payment tiers are available for the participation fee, with options to book in advance or pay upon arrival.

This international exchange event connects people through music. Attendees can share favorite songs, participate in jam sessions, or enjoy listening. The venue provides acoustic guitars, a ukulele, and a keyboard, while guests are encouraged to bring their own non-percussion instruments. All musical genres are welcome, and participants may request songs or engage in group singing. This gathering operates on a membership basis, requiring a drink purchase upon entry.

Recreational indoor pickleball sessions are available for play. Participants can choose between a single drop-in rate or the purchase of a 10-visit pass.

Intermediate level hike consisting of a two-hour walk through the rain forest. The group size is restricted to 15 participants.

This 54.1 km loop ride on paved surfaces is designed for those who cycle regularly. The route includes a planned stop at Purebread Bakery and a lunch break at the 2nd Beach Gazebo. Participants are required to wear a helmet and ensure their bicycle is in good working condition, including inflated tires and functional brakes. Carrying a repair kit and an extra inner tube is recommended, along with safety gear like lights, reflectors, and a bell. Riders participate at their own risk and must follow road cycling rules.

This organization provides a supportive environment for individuals to practice and improve their public speaking and leadership skills. Meetings are conducted in a hybrid format, allowing for both in-person and remote participation. Guests are encouraged to attend meetings to experience the club environment before committing to membership.

A casual gathering for playing American Mahjong. Participants engage in friendly games.

Volunteers assist in preparing baby and family essential care packages based on individual client requests. Tasks include sorting, packing items such as diapers, clothing, and hygiene products, and moving heavy donations like cribs and car seats. Volunteers must follow packing standards, record and label items, track inventory, and maintain cleanliness of the facility. This role requires independent work, physical stamina for lifting up to 50 lbs, and adherence to established organizational protocols.

Way2Move provides inclusive, adaptive multisport sessions for adults of all abilities. Led by experienced staff, the program offers an engaging environment for participants to stay active and participate in sports regardless of their physical abilities. The sessions are open to adults aged 18 and up.

This bi-weekly social gathering is organized for members of the TSSC group to meet, converse, and socialize in a relaxed atmosphere. The event focuses on casual conversation and humor, specifically excluding discussions on heated topics such as politics and religion. Attendees are required to be registered members of the group and must RSVP to ensure adequate seating arrangements.

Participants can play games and socialize at the cafe. RSVPs are required to guarantee seating, with entry fees varying based on the booking time. Guests are expected to follow cafe policies, including restrictions on outside food and drink, limitations on game library usage, and instructions regarding table arrangements. Guests are welcome to bring their own games.

A badminton gathering for players to compete and socialize. Participants must provide their own racquets, as rentals are not available. Yonex Mavis 350 birdies are provided. Using public transportation is recommended due to parking fees.

A Toastmasters club dedicated to public speaking and leadership development. The group holds regular in-person meetings. Participants are advised to verify local parking regulations for the area surrounding the meeting venue.

This group hosts casual backgammon games open to players of all skill levels. Extra boards are available, though participants are encouraged to bring their own if attendance is high.

Participants will receive instruction on the core rules of Endeavour: Deep Sea. The session involves coaching through an initial game alongside other new players.

Participants are invited to bring board games of their choice to teach and play. There is no designated theme for the gathering. Attendees are expected to review the established Code of Conduct and Social Contract prior to their first visit.

A 50-minute yoga session is offered for all skill levels. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat or towel. Optional social gatherings may occur afterward at a local pool hall for billiards.

This event is a social gathering for mahjong players of all skill levels, including beginners. The session offers opportunities to play or learn the game, with at least one table designated for riichi (Japanese mahjong). Attendees are encouraged to bring their own mahjong sets, as equipment is not provided at the venue. Donations are accepted to support the cost of the event platform.

This event provides a doubles badminton session. Birdies and nets are available for use, and rackets can be rented for an additional fee. Participants are subject to a 24-hour cancellation policy, where late cancellations or no-shows incur a full session fee. All attendees must agree to a standard waiver of liability releasing organizers from responsibility regarding injuries or damages during the activity.

Participants will gather to discuss memoirs and biographies, exploring the personal narratives, struggles, and triumphs of various subjects. The conversation focuses on how these shared experiences offer new perspectives on life and personal growth.

This is a walking activity along the Lachine Canal, starting from the local market area and proceeding east towards the Old Port before returning. Participants should wear appropriate footwear and warm clothing, and bring water. Due to low lighting conditions along certain sections of the path, a headlamp or reflective clothing is recommended for safety. The route is shared with cyclists; walkers should move in single file when necessary and stay in the left lane to face oncoming traffic.

Players participate as captives imprisoned by the Drow in the Underdark. The objective is to escape imprisonment and survive the journey back to the surface. This session uses level 3 characters.

This language exchange session is designed for individuals learning Chinese and English. Each event features a structured topic with worksheets covering vocabulary, phrases, and grammar to guide the conversation. The format includes 60 minutes dedicated to English and 60 minutes to Chinese. Beginners are encouraged to attend. Participants may also opt to practice Japanese using available materials. A purchase at the venue is required.

A casual and social chess meetup for players of all skill levels. Participants are encouraged to bring their own chess boards. Attendees are requested to support the venue by purchasing food or drinks.

This is a men's group providing a confidential space for personal discussion, conversation, and support for individual goals. As part of Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI), the group focuses on mentoring men to live with excellence and develop into mature, masculine leaders who contribute to their families, careers, and communities.

An educator and GIS professional discusses the state of GIS education in Canada, strategies for finding new talent, and maintaining relevant technical skills as the industry evolves with AI. This session is part of a community social gathering designed to connect students and professionals in the fields of GIS, data, remote sensing, and surveying.

An in-person gathering dedicated to open dialogue, sense-making, and truth-seeking. Participants share intellectual, personal, and cultural topics of interest to foster mutual understanding and community connection. The format involves a structured conversation where attendees discuss chosen subjects in good faith, prioritizing thoughtful exchange over debate.

Casual, non-competitive four-hand Euchre games played to eight points. The event follows specific house rules, including 'stick the dealer' and provisions for re-dealing if a hand contains no aces, face cards, or trump suits. Participants are expected to bring their own drinks and snacks. Fees include an annual membership charge and a per-game rental fee, both payable in cash.

Practical Philosophy is a recurring meetup group focused on fostering critical thinking, communication, and community. Participants engage in group discussions on various topics, emphasizing the exchange of personal perspectives rather than academic study. No prior philosophy knowledge or preparation is required to attend.

The session discusses the concept of human accountability within cybersecurity teams that integrate autonomous AI tools. The presentation explores where human responsibility begins and ends when AI tools make independent decisions, drawing insights from fields such as aviation, healthcare, and IT service management. The talk aims to foster a discussion on establishing accountability before incidents occur.

This group facilitates English conversation practice for participants of various proficiency levels. Attendees are organized into groups ranging from basic to advanced to improve speaking skills in a social environment.

This event facilitates language and cultural exchange by bringing people together to practice various languages, including English and Japanese. Participants rotate seats every 30 minutes to facilitate conversations with different attendees, supported by provided question sheets to guide discussions. The event welcomes all skill levels and is designed for individuals seeking to meet new people and practice conversational skills in a community-oriented environment. Participation requires a fee and the purchase of at least one food or drink item from the venue.

Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI) operates a men's group providing a confidential environment for personal development and support. The organization focuses on mentoring men to live with excellence as leaders within their families, careers, and communities. Meetings follow a structured format that includes check-ins, business planning, learning experiences, group activities, and mutual support through peer interaction.

Participants will gather for a meal before attending a screening of the movie Crawlers.

Wallyball is a team sport that combines volleyball rules with play within an enclosed space involving four walls and a ceiling. Sessions are structured for experienced players requiring a solid foundation in volleying, bumping, and setting, as well as the ability to serve consistently. Participants should be prepared for spiking, blocking, and a game level where three hits per side are standard. Matches are played in 3-on-3 or 4-on-4 formats, depending on attendance and court availability, and follow official Wallyball Canada guidelines.

This facilitated group conversation explores the role of regret in personal life. Participants examine why regret persists, how it impacts self-perception, and the influence it exerts on current decision-making. The session provides a non-judgmental space for individuals to reflect on their experiences and gain perspective through shared insights, without the pressure of seeking advice or forced closure.

Participants engage in recreational indoor volleyball games. Appropriate athletic footwear and comfortable clothing are required. A 24-hour cancellation policy is in effect, where late cancellations or no-shows incur a full session charge. All participants must agree to a liability waiver.

Tenants at the Paradiso Palms apartments must fight to survive a deadly spider invasion, with the building's cunning manager serving as their only hope. The film stars Matilda Lutz and Gary Anthony Stennette.

This is a social indoor volleyball session open to all skill levels, rather than a competitive league. Participants are organized into teams of five to play across available courts. Athletic footwear is required for all players, and only water is permitted inside the gymnasium. Attendees are expected to manage their RSVPs, as failing to attend after the designated cutoff time may result in being banned from the group.

This beginner-friendly No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu class is held at the Advantage & Yamato Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy. It is designed for individuals with no prior experience in martial arts or grappling, focusing on basic body movements, techniques, and safe partner drills. Participants are integrated into existing sessions alongside established members, providing an opportunity to experience the training environment firsthand. Athletic clothing is required, and the session emphasizes safety and respectful practice in a welcoming setting.

This seminar explores practical applications of causal data analysis using no-code tools, co-hosted by the AIST Artificial Intelligence Technology Consortium's Data and Knowledge Fusion WG and Data Mining WG. The event covers an introduction to Bayesian networks, hands-on workshops for causal analysis and survey design, and case studies on AI-driven operational reform in the railway industry. It is designed for engineers, data analysts, educators, and those interested in advancing their data science capabilities beyond basic statistical methods, providing opportunities for discussion and practical insights into problem-solving through data.

This four-part study series is designed to help small and medium-sized enterprises and organizations effectively implement AI. Targeted at business owners, managers, and IT/DX staff, the curriculum covers identifying business processes suitable for AI, optimizing workflows, preparing necessary data, and establishing internal security rules. Each session includes case studies and practical exercises to enable participants to formulate actionable plans for AI integration within their own organizations.

This seminar examines the challenges facing the real estate market during the second phase of global inflation. Key topics include the impacts of rising interest rates, demographic shifts identified in the 2025 census, and the financial pressures on regional institutions. The discussion focuses on identifying new revenue-generating real estate models and strategies for adapting to macroeconomic changes. Masato Shida provides analysis on market trends based on historical data and current fiscal policies.

Monthly social gatherings designed for foreign women living in Japan to network, exchange cultural insights, and build a support system. These meetings are conducted in both English and Japanese, offering a platform for women and non-binary individuals to connect and share experiences.

Participants engage in one-on-one chess games while practicing English conversation. The event facilitates international exchange in a casual environment where attendees can connect with people from around the world. The setting is designed for language learners and chess enthusiasts to improve their communication skills.

Weekly football sessions feature structured skill training followed by a 7-a-side match. The sessions are open to all genders and skill levels and are led by an experienced coach. The environment is international, allowing participants to improve football skills while engaging in multicultural interaction.

This badminton session is designed for intermediate to advanced players, specifically those at Japanese Level 4 or higher. Participants should be proficient in basic badminton shots, including clears, drives, smashes, drops, hairpin shots, and pushes, and have an understanding of doubles rotation and positioning. Attendees are expected to maintain rallies at an intermediate pace. Participants must bring their own rackets, indoor sports shoes, a water bottle, and a towel. The session capacity is 21 participants across 3 courts. Participation fees are 800 JPY for women and 1000 JPY for men, payable by cash or PayPay.

This event is a language exchange gathering designed to help participants practice English and Japanese in a relaxed environment. Attendees are divided into small groups of three to four, with seats rotated periodically to facilitate conversation with various participants. Topic cards are provided to assist in initiating discussions, and the session structure alternates between periods of English and Japanese conversation. Participation is open to individuals aged 20 and over. Attendees are required to purchase at least one drink. Various pricing options are available depending on booking method and payment timing.

Volunteers assist in preparing nutritious meals for families facing adversity using donated ingredients. Lead volunteers provide guidance, and no prior professional culinary experience is necessary. Participants are required to adhere to safety protocols, including wearing closed-toe shoes, tying back hair, maintaining proper hygiene, and cleaning the kitchen facilities after use. Volunteers must sign in and out, and child attendance is not permitted. Valid registration with a Volunteer ID is required.

The Open Coffee Club serves as a casual gathering for individuals involved in founding, operating, or funding startups. The event offers a space for the startup community to engage in networking, discuss industry news, share insights, and connect with peers outside of formal business settings.

This community of practice event focuses on the development, governance, and deployment of reliable and secure agentic AI systems. It connects academic researchers, industry experts, and practitioners to share insights and best practices. The session includes an expert presentation on AI agents and a panel discussion featuring representatives from Mila, ServiceNow, and Cohere regarding their practical integration in professional and academic environments. Attendees will also review key needs identified in previous roundtables and participate in a networking session. This gathering is intended for researchers, developers, architects, and machine learning engineers interested in the advancement of agentic systems.

This meetup brings together real estate investors, agents, and entrepreneurs to discuss industry topics including mortgages, property management, and investment strategies. Participants can exchange insights and build professional connections within the local real estate community.

The TEAM program supports youth with academic schoolwork and post-secondary education goals. Through a partnership with the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary, preservice teachers provide group tutoring and mentorship to help students with their studies and future academic planning.

Lightning talks cover artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computer vision. A hands-on workshop explores building physical AI applications with FiftyOne, ranging from curating robotics and sensor datasets to evaluating vision models on real-world data. Participants must bring a laptop and register using a company, university, or government email address.

This meetup provides a space for intermediate ESL learners to practice English conversation. The session involves group discussions and English quiz games designed to improve speaking skills and encourage socializing.

The Independent Women In Leadership annual event facilitates networking opportunities for businesswomen. The event includes a shopping segment featuring products and services from members, followed by dinner and cocktails.

This workshop focuses on developing spontaneity, self-expression, and social connection through improv-based games and exercises. Participants practice skills such as active listening, presence, clear self-expression, and adaptability in social interactions. No prior acting or comedy experience is required. The session provides a supportive environment to practice making decisions and interacting authentically.

The Canadian Real Estate Investor Podcast's Peel Meetup facilitates networking and education for real estate investors of all experience levels. Industry professionals and investors share insights on mortgages, property management, and investment strategies. Attendees can connect with local experts and peers to discuss market trends and business development.

This philosophical discussion explores the nature of hate, examining its personal, social, and moral dimensions. Participants will investigate their individual experiences with hate, its role in moral reasoning, and its relationship to love. The session aims to facilitate a thoughtful dialogue on understanding hate as a feeling, its interpersonal consequences, and the capacity for its expression, within a structured, guided setting.

Led by Dr. Moire Stevenson, this guided outdoor experience focuses on mindfulness and sensory engagement with the natural environment. Participants engage in a slow-paced walk designed to reduce stress and foster a deeper connection to nature. The session provides an opportunity to ask questions about the Ecotherapy Program and enjoy a quiet, reflective space.

This trivia event held at Bulwark Cider House involves a competition based on general knowledge. Participants have the opportunity to compete for a gift card prize.

This session covers essential tools for new business owners to manage routine operations, including bookkeeping, invoicing, scheduling, payment processing, customer record management, and marketing. It evaluates the effective use of AI tools for time management and provides guidance on identifying valuable resources while avoiding unnecessary subscriptions. Participants receive a curated list of tools suited for new ventures and have the opportunity to engage in a networking component.

Trellis Society organizes a recreational badminton program for youth aged 13 to 18. Participants are encouraged to bring their own rackets to the sessions. Registration is required to secure a spot in this community program.

Attendees participate in informal French language conversations while enjoying beverages. Participants are requested to register via Meetup.com to facilitate table arrangements.

This peer workshop assists entrepreneurs in transitioning from handling every operational task to effective leadership. Participants examine the challenges of delegation and identify the reasons behind their hesitation to relinquish control. Through guided reflection and group discussions, attendees analyze their current business habits, determine tasks to delegate or simplify, and create actionable plans to foster organizational growth.

The Edmonton Real Estate Meetup is a networking event for investors of all experience levels to connect with industry professionals, including real estate agents and entrepreneurs. Discussions focus on key areas such as mortgages, property management, and investment strategies to help participants enhance their portfolios.

Weekly sessions for competitive and social badminton. Facilities include nets, shuttlecocks, changing rooms, and restrooms. Participation requires an entrance fee.

An arcade-focused social gathering for women to play games and meet new people. The event takes place at a venue where arcade games are available at a discount. Participants can engage in group play and socializing, with optional food and drinks available for purchase. A group membership or guest fee is required.

Participants engage in organized Wallyball games, requiring three to four players per side. Gameplay emphasizes cooperative rallies, with rules prohibiting spiking, blocking, kicking, and high-force serves. A minimum of two hits per side is required, with three preferred. The event is strictly scent-free. Attendees must wear white or blue-soled non-marking indoor footwear and are expected to assist with court setup. A minimum of six players is required to hold the event.

This is a social gathering for female participants to practice English and Japanese through small group conversations. The event involves shared refreshments and board games. Participation is limited to individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB).

A social gathering designed for language practice and cultural exchange. Participants display flag stickers representing the languages they speak to facilitate interaction with others. The event focuses on casual conversation and mingling, welcoming individuals of all proficiency levels to interact with locals and international visitors.

Lot 88 Steakhouse offers a promotional dining package for two people, which includes one shared appetizer, two entrées, and one shared dessert. Guests also have the option to order from the regular menu.

The Wascana Toastmasters Club provides a supportive environment for individuals to enhance their communication and leadership skills while building self-confidence. Members from diverse backgrounds gather to practice public speaking in a friendly and inclusive setting.

Practical Philosophy is a weekly community event designed to facilitate deep discussion on selected topics, fostering critical thinking and communication skills. It is open to everyone, regardless of academic background, and aims to provide an accessible environment for diverse perspectives. Participants engage in small group conversations to explore different viewpoints, exchange ideas, and build community. No prior study or preparation is required, as the focus is on personal perspectives rather than historical or academic theories.

JS-Montreal is a community gathering focused on JavaScript-related topics. The group holds regular meetings for developers and enthusiasts to share knowledge and discuss programming experiences. The organizers actively invite presenters to contribute by speaking on a variety of subjects within the JavaScript ecosystem.

A social gathering for Francophones and Francophiles. Participants of all proficiency levels are invited to practice speaking French and meet new people in a friendly environment. A small fee is collected at each event to cover the costs associated with hosting the group on the Meetup platform.

This curated speed dating event connects accomplished older men with younger women through a series of short, structured dates. Participants must create a profile on a specific web application before the event to facilitate the matching process. Using their mobile devices during the event, attendees indicate their interest in potential matches, with mutual matches receiving the ability to communicate the following day. The experience includes a drink and takes place in a sophisticated setting.

This networking event connects startup founders, investors, and tech professionals. Participants engage in structured networking to discuss startup challenges and explore collaboration opportunities. It facilitates connections between founders and investors, while allowing engineers and operators to share their expertise and discuss growth and product development.

This session features a steampunk western-style tabletop role-playing game set on the continent of Amisia. Participants will explore and map the wild, unclaimed lands of North and South Amisia on behalf of the West Amisia Trading Company and the United Empires. Participants are expected to provide their own 7-dice set. This game is restricted to individuals aged 18 and older, and characters must be level 3 or lower.

Participants engage in English conversation to practice and improve language skills. The sessions facilitate social interaction and networking among attendees.

This event is an urban group hike around the Glenmore Reservoir, designed for fitness training. Participants will walk approximately 6 to 9 kilometers on dirt trails with an elevation gain of about 200 meters, maintaining a moderate pace of 4 to 4.5 km/hr. Proper footwear for dirt trails and weather-appropriate clothing are required. Depending on the season, participants are advised to bring gear such as microspikes, a light source, sun protection, bug spray, or bear spray. All participants must stay with the group and are responsible for their own safety and physical preparedness.

This restaurant promotion offers discounted pricing on burgers, house beers, sparkling wine, and whiskey. Customers can customize their orders with various toppings or additional patties. Reservations are recommended.

This urban hiking group facilitates mid-week exercise through group walks. Participants engage in a trek lasting approximately 1.5 to 2 hours at a slow and steady pace suitable for all fitness levels. Attendees are required to sign a liability waiver and provide emergency contact information prior to participating.

This networking event facilitates connections among entrepreneurs and business professionals. Attendees exchange ideas, discuss potential collaborations, and build their professional networks. The agenda includes structured self-introductions followed by opportunities for casual conversation and relationship building.

This event is a social board game meetup designed for beginners and casual players looking to meet new people and practice English. Participants engage in a variety of easy games with table rotations to facilitate interaction. The event features a stamp card system for frequent attendees and a referral bonus for bringing friends. There is a participation fee, and attendees are requested to purchase at least one item from the venue.

This psychological memoir chronicles Viktor E. Frankl's experiences during the Holocaust and introduces the principles of logotherapy. It examines the human capacity to find meaning in existence even under the most traumatic circumstances, identifying this search as a primary motivational force.

A social mixer held to facilitate community building and conversation. Attendees have access to karaoke facilities. The gathering includes a post-event transition to an additional venue.

A social mixer focused on autumn-themed conversation and connection. The event includes optional karaoke at the brewery and an informal gathering downtown afterwards. The event is subject to cancellation based on participant turnout.

This event features a nude life drawing session with a Japanese female model, centered around a 120-minute fixed pose. It is an untutored session, open to all skill levels, allowing artists to work with materials such as pencil, charcoal, watercolor, or oil. Easels and drawing boards are provided. Attendance requires registration and advance payment. Photography is strictly prohibited; violators will be subject to immediate removal and a permanent ban. Participants are responsible for bringing their own clips and removing large trash.

The 113th Grey Cup is the championship game of the Canadian Football League, accompanied by a multi-day festival. The event celebrates sport, community, and Canadian culture, featuring fan experiences, live entertainment, and the final football match.

This language exchange event is designed for individuals seeking to practice English or Japanese in a supportive, social environment. Participants are organized into small groups, with regular seat rotations to facilitate conversation with various attendees. The format encourages a reciprocal exchange, where participants assist each other with language skills, and both English and Japanese are utilized during discussions. The event includes specific language proficiency requirements for different tables to maintain the intended learning environment. A drink purchase is mandatory for all participants, and attendees are required to register as members by agreeing to the venue's rules.

This indoor volleyball session is open to players of all skill levels. Participants should note that the net height is 2.3 meters. While a limited number of volleyballs are provided, attendees are encouraged to bring their own equipment for additional practice. The venue strictly prohibits food, trash, smoking, and alcoholic beverages.

This meetup provides a platform for students aged 15 to 24 to engage in language and cultural exchange. Participants interact using English and Japanese to practice language skills and share experiences regarding life in Japan, studying abroad, or future study plans. The event aims to foster friendships among local Japanese students, international students, and those with interest in international education. Attendees must be full-time students at recognized educational institutions and provide valid student identification.

This 120-minute life drawing session features a female contemporary dancer as a model. The session includes a variety of pose durations ranging from 3 to 20 minutes, with lighting arranged to highlight form and shadow. Participants are free to use various mediums, such as pencil, charcoal, or paint. The session is open to all skill levels and includes no formal instruction or critique. Easels and drawing boards are provided, though participants must bring their own clips. A brief, optional viewing session is held at the end of the event. To ensure a safe environment, strict rules against unauthorized photography are enforced.

This language exchange event connects individuals interested in French, Spanish, Portuguese, or German. Attendees participate in small, rotating discussion groups with approximately four people per table. English and Japanese are available as auxiliary languages to support conversation, fostering an environment for international exchange and language practice.

This event involves enjoying Pocky and Pretz, two types of stick-shaped snacks, while engaging in social and language exchange activities. It provides a casual setting for participants to connect and communicate under the themes of enjoyment and sharing.

This meetup provides an opportunity for individuals to practice Spanish and Portuguese in a conversational setting. Participants are organized into small groups of approximately four people, with regular seat rotations to facilitate interaction with diverse attendees. The environment permits the use of English or Japanese as supplementary languages, making it accessible for beginners interested in language learning and international exchange.

This language exchange event facilitates practice in both Japanese and English. Participants alternate between the two languages every 20 minutes, engaging in activities such as self-introductions, 20 questions, and thematic discussions. The session includes seat rotations to encourage interaction among all attendees, regardless of their language proficiency.

Tokyo dbt Meetup #22 focuses on the theme "How will data engineers live in the AI era?" The event explores how generative AI is transforming data engineering workflows and the evolving roles and skills required for practitioners. Attendees will engage in lightning talks and networking sessions, covering topics such as the future of analytics engineering, the role of dbt in the context of generative AI, and real-world data infrastructure development. This meetup serves as a platform for professionals to discuss challenges and share experiences in modern data engineering.

This event consists of a 5 km run along the Minatomirai waterfront, accompanied by 2010s EDM music. Participants gather to run while listening to artists such as The Chainsmokers, Zedd, Avicii, and Calvin Harris. There is an optional group dinner scheduled afterward at a restaurant near the meeting point.

Jean-Noël Renard, a consultant for Richelieu International in Japan and Asia, presents a lecture on financial investments. With over 20 years of experience in market trading and financial product structuring, he specializes in equity, interest rate, and currency markets. Having spent 18 years in Asia, primarily Japan, he also brings over 5 years of experience in alternative management, 10 years in wealth management, and serves as a lecturer at IAE de Paris-Sorbonne. He holds an engineering degree from the Ecole Centrale de Lille and a DEA in quantitative finance from the University of Lille II.

This matchmaking event facilitates face-to-face connections for singles, including local residents and expats. Participants engage in structured activities, including icebreakers, shuffle talk sessions, and a secret match selection process. The format is designed to help individuals find potential partners within a specific age range, with professional assistance provided for connecting interested parties after the event. The event maintains a smart casual dress code and requires participants to meet specific eligibility criteria.

This international meetup provides a structured environment for language practice and social interaction. Participants are organized into small groups of approximately four people per table, with periodic seating changes to encourage conversation with a diverse range of attendees. The event format features an English-only requirement at designated tables until 9 PM, followed by a free-talk period allowing any language or topic. Participants are required to adhere to a established set of rules and are expected to purchase at least one drink upon entry.

Girls Goals is an after-school soccer program organized by All Sport One Community and Sport Calgary. The initiative provides weekly sessions designed for girls aged 6 to 15 of all skill levels, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. No prior soccer experience is required to participate.

This social gathering is designed for individuals in their 20s and 30s, including locals, travelers, and expats, to network and practice languages. Participants engage in structured activities such as conversation shuffle times, profile card sharing, and casual games to facilitate interaction. The event offers a standing-style atmosphere intended to encourage mingling and cultural exchange among diverse attendees.

International exchange event designed for solo attendees, locals, and travelers to connect in a social atmosphere. Participants engage in conversations, play games such as Jenga and UNO, and practice various languages. The standing-style party format encourages interaction among all attendees. Beverages are available for purchase at the venue.

Participants will complete a hike covering 12 to 15 kilometers, traversing forest and river terrain. If conditions include significant snow, snowshoes will be utilized. The activity includes a post-hike brunch at a local establishment. Participants should dress appropriately for cold, windy weather and bring personal snacks and warm beverages. Priority for participation is granted to those attending both the hike and the meal. An annual membership fee is required.

The ProFusion Expo is a large-scale event dedicated to the photo, video, and cinema industries, featuring the latest imaging technology, equipment, and professional seminars. The West Toronto Photography Group will host a booth at the event, offering workshops and contests for attendees. The expo serves as a gathering for industry professionals, content creators, and enthusiasts to explore new gear and share expertise.

This walking event explores a historic downtown area, a local park, city hall, a war memorial, and a river waterfront. The route features heritage homes and scenic views. Participants can choose between 5km or 10km walking routes.

The 53.4 km loop consists of 51.8 km of paved paths and 1.6 km of hard-packed trails. The route includes a coffee stop at Purebread Bakery and a lunch stop on Granville Island. This ride is classified as moderate for regular cyclists and takes approximately 5.5 hours. Bicycle helmets are mandatory for all participants. Participants are responsible for their own safety and must ensure their bicycles are in good mechanical condition with inflated tires and functional brakes. Carrying a repair kit, extra inner tubes, and safety equipment such as a bell, lights, and a mirror is recommended.

A breakfast gathering where attendees can purchase food items at a set price with the purchase of a regular-priced beverage.

This social gathering provides a space for individuals to meet, share experiences, and enjoy casual conversation over coffee. The event aims to foster community connections and friendships among participants.

Participants engage in 90 minutes of pool play. Following the game, there is an optional happy hour at a location determined by the group. The estimated cost for table fees is $8 to $10 per person.

The 1-on-1 speed rotation format facilitates practice in Japanese, Korean, and English. Participants are paired with a new partner every 15 minutes, allowing for flexible and personalized conversation practice. Conversation topics and useful phrases are provided at each table to support learners of all skill levels, ensuring individual opportunities to speak without the challenges of large group settings.

Participants will hike through forest trails, observing the Cleveland Dam, Capilano Lake, and the river canyon. The route includes scenic stops at the Second Canyon Viewpoint and the Capilano Salmon Hatchery, with opportunities for English and Japanese language exchange. This event is a social gathering rather than a professional tour, focusing on outdoor recreation and community interaction. After the hike, there is an optional group dinner at a local Japanese restaurant where attendees can continue conversations. Participants are responsible for their own gear, safety, and expenses, and should be prepared for varying trail conditions and weather.

This workshop and meetup, co-presented by Nebius and Voxel51, focuses on practical applications of physical AI. Participants will engage in hands-on activities using the DROID robotics dataset and the FiftyOne platform to work with multimodal MCAP recordings. The session covers data curation, similarity search using embeddings, and the auto-labeling and fine-tuning of YOLO11n detectors via Nebius Serverless AI Jobs. Additionally, attendees will explore token factory services including chat and vision model capabilities.

This social meetup includes a happy hour at Birroteca followed by a visit to the Gardiner Ceramic Museum. Attendees will view the exhibition 'After the Island: Caribbean Canadian Ceramics' along with historical collections including ancestral Abiayala ceramics, Italian Renaissance maiolica, English delftware, and 18th-century European porcelain figures.

This event focuses on technical sessions covering Azure IoT updates presented by a panel of Microsoft MVPs. The program includes an exploration of enterprise data and AI implementation using Snowflake and Databricks on Azure, alongside a presentation on leveraging real-time intelligence for airport data streams.

This group provides a supportive environment for students and young professionals to practice public speaking and enhance communication skills. Weekly meetings feature prepared speeches, impromptu speaking sessions, and constructive feedback to help members build confidence.

Creative Code Toronto hosts gatherings for coders to connect and share work. The event focuses on projects using code as an artistic medium, welcoming artists, designers, animators, and researchers to discuss processes, showcase past projects, or share inspirations. The gathering is held in partnership with InterAccess, an organization dedicated to new media art and technology.

A local chapter of the international Toastmasters organization dedicated to developing public speaking and leadership skills. Members work together to overcome communication anxiety and build confidence through structured meetings and constructive feedback.

This is a social gathering centered around conversation among participants.

A community writing session designed to break the isolation often associated with the writing process. Participants are welcome to work on any project, ranging from lists to novels, within a respectful and supportive environment. The session consists of dedicated writing periods interspersed with breaks for discussion regarding writing methods and book recommendations.

Another Round Trivia involves a challenging trivia game where participants compete for prizes. The event is centered around food and trivia, operating on a first-come, first-served basis, and is noted to be cash-only.

Participants will gather at Hyderabad Cafe to share authentic Hyderabadi cuisine, such as aromatic biryanis and various traditional Indian dishes. This social dining event is intended for those interested in exploring regional culinary specialties in a group setting. Attendees are responsible for their own meal expenses, with separate billing available.

This meetup facilitates group discussions on the evolving nature of nightlife, examining themes such as gentrification, the impact of technology on social habits, and shifting cultural trends. Participants are encouraged to share personal experiences and related media, engaging in casual and respectful dialogue.

A trivia competition focused on music knowledge.

This event facilitates language practice through a structured mini-lesson led by a certified teacher, followed by interactive board games and conversation activities. Participants focus on practicing either English or Korean and can select from various proficiency levels. The session is designed to connect native speakers, language learners, and international students to improve communication skills and foster social connections.

The discussion explores the Netflix documentary 'The One About Matthew Perry,' examining the life, career, and legacy of the actor best known for his role as Chandler Bing in 'Friends.' Participants analyze his comedic talent, personal struggles with addiction, the impact of fame, and the circumstances of his passing. The session also addresses the enduring appeal of the Chandler Bing character, providing a space for followers to share their impressions and reflections on his story.

This is a casual social gathering centered on eating chicken wings. Attendees are responsible for the cost of their own food and beverages.

The Cut is a drama following an expectant couple as they navigate conflicts regarding faith, identity, and personal beliefs while preparing for their first child. The performance examines the challenges of reconciling differences in upbringing and family values. A post-show talkback session is included.

Multi Lingo Montreal is a weekly social gathering where people from diverse backgrounds meet to converse in various languages. Attendees use flag stickers to indicate the languages they speak and their fluency levels, facilitating connections in a relaxed setting. All language proficiency levels are welcome.

Toronto Babel hosts a social evening focused on language practice and cultural exchange. Participants can practice various languages, engage in board games, and participate in arts and crafts activities. The event aims to foster new connections and facilitate cultural sharing in a communal environment.

Volleyball sessions are open to individuals of all skill levels. Participants can engage in casual games and socialize, with separate options available for advanced level play. Indoor sports shoes are required for all participants.

This dinner features a shared meal package at a fine dining establishment. The menu includes cheese toast, Caesar salad, a 20-ounce ribeye, two sides, and cheesecake, with drinks billed separately. A business casual dress code is enforced, prohibiting hats, sandals, ripped jeans, hoodies, and shorts. Attendees should be aware of a 48-hour cancellation policy that incurs a per-person fee. Payment for the group will be centralized, with participants responsible for calculating and reimbursing their individual share of drinks and extra orders.

Brandon Hans and Graham Barr of Barr LLP discuss lessons learned from legal disputes in real estate transactions. The program includes updates on the real estate market, economics, and mortgages, alongside networking opportunities and vendor presentations.

A management training program that uses business simulation games to teach essential financial concepts and accounting principles. Participants learn to make business decisions in a simulated environment, gaining practical skills in generating profits and understanding how to read and prepare corporate financial statements. The curriculum is designed for a broad audience ranging from students to business owners, focusing on developing fundamental business acumen and quantitative decision-making abilities.

Participants engage in personal creative projects such as sketching, painting, journaling, writing, or needlework within a quiet, shared environment. The event offers a focused space for individuals to work alongside others without structured activities or social icebreakers.

BLEND OSAKA serves as an international community platform where residents, travelers, and students engage in cultural and language exchange. Activities focus on small-group conversations held at a cafe setting, facilitated by organizers to ensure inclusive participation across different language proficiency levels. The community maintains a structured environment designed for social connection and networking, with optional group lunches available after the sessions to encourage further interaction. The event enforces policies against business solicitation and inappropriate behavior to preserve the integrity of the social gathering.

Participants engage in friendly indoor soccer games in a gym environment. Attendees are required to wear comfortable athletic clothing and running shoes.

The philosophy of love examines the nature, definition, and meaning of love, moving beyond biological or emotional perspectives to explore it as a moral duty, intentional practice, and psychological union. The discussion covers the Ancient Greek categorization of love into Eros, Philia, and Agape, alongside major philosophical frameworks including the Union View, the Robust Concern View, and the idea of love as an active, conscious choice. Key debates are addressed, such as whether love is rational or irrational, the problem of fungibility, and the conflict between partiality toward loved ones and impartial universal care.

A social lunch gathering for mothers designed to provide a mid-week break and an opportunity to connect with others in the community. Participants can attend with their children or enjoy a solo lunch to network and socialize in a relaxed atmosphere. The event facilitates new connections through small group seating arrangements.

Participants compete in a trivia competition. Teams are limited to eight people, and attendees are encouraged to support the venue by purchasing items, though it is optional.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. The session includes an introduction to the rules and gameplay, followed by matches suitable for various skill levels. Participants are required to bring indoor-specific sports shoes. Paddle rentals are available for an additional fee.

This language exchange event allows participants to practice English and Japanese in a relaxed environment. Organizers assist by assessing language levels and arranging both group and individual conversations to facilitate cultural exchange and social interaction. An optional post-event social gathering is also available.

This seminar provides guidance for companies looking to implement vulnerability assessments but lacking specialized internal expertise. It covers the comparison of seven major vulnerability assessment tools, focusing on key selection criteria such as pricing, usability, and detection accuracy. Participants will engage in a hands-on session using an AI-powered cloud vulnerability scanner to understand how to streamline security operations. The session also addresses emerging threats like A2B attacks (Android-to-Backend attacks) and offers a Q&A segment with security experts to help organizations build effective, sustainable diagnostic workflows.

This practical workshop focuses on the methods for creating management plans, a core element of CPM training. Participants will learn how to analyze current real estate conditions and compare multiple improvement strategies using quantitative data to determine the optimal approach. Using Excel, the session reinforces the logic and analytical techniques required for property management improvements. The content is specifically designed for professionals who wish to review management analysis or those who have not previously experienced the manual creation of management plans. Participation is restricted to members of IREM JAPAN or CCIM JAPAN.