This workshop covers the basics of perspective drawing specifically for pixel art. Participants will learn how to construct urban backgrounds, create a sense of depth, and navigate the unique challenges of applying perspective techniques to a pixel-based medium. This course is beginner-friendly and requires no prior artistic experience. Attendees are required to bring a laptop with Aseprite or Libresprite, or an iPad with Pixsquare. A mouse or drawing tablet is highly recommended for laptop users.
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Participants are invited to present a book that has made an impression, covering any genre or format such as fiction, manga, comics, or academic texts. Participants may choose to present a book they enjoyed or disliked. Participants will have dedicated time to present their book and engage in group discussions. The group welcomes individuals between 20 and 40 years old, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and those who identify as introverted or shy. Attendees are also invited to join an optional post-event visit to a local cafe or bookstore.
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A supportive space dedicated to neurodiversity, offering an opportunity to share insights, challenges, and experiences. Participants are encouraged to engage in open discussions within a relaxed, inclusive environment that celebrates individual strengths and differences, allowing attendees to interact authentically.
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This event offers an evening focused on board games and bubble tea. Participants can enjoy a wide selection of games, from casual party activities to strategic challenges, within a social atmosphere. Rules are provided for the games, making the event accessible to players of all experience levels. Food and beverages are available for purchase.
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This gathering provides an opportunity for intermediate and advanced speakers to practice conversational Spanish. Attendees are required to register in advance and purchase at least one item, such as coffee or a snack, during the meetup. The event is subject to cancellation if fewer than five people register, and the location may change in case of unforeseen circumstances.
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This event consists of a group walk involving approximately 8,000 to 10,000 steps. Participants should come prepared with appropriate hiking gear, such as a hat, sunscreen, water, and running shoes. The group cannot accommodate latecomers, and because the walk is continuous, it is not possible to join once the group has departed.
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Montréal Python hosts an outdoor social gathering for enthusiasts, families, and those interested in the Python community. The gathering includes a potluck meal, outdoor games, and opportunities for informal networking.
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This social gathering connects the Arab community in Montreal for a casual afternoon of walking and conversation. The activity includes meeting for coffee, walking along Wellington Street, and strolling by Verdun Beach to view the river. Participants are welcome to bring a blanket for relaxing in the park, and communication is open in English, Arabic, or French.
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A group hike followed by a social picnic and BBQ. Participants are encouraged to bring their own food and drinks to share. A charcoal grill is provided for use during the gathering.
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This dinner gathering organizes attendees into small groups of 4-6 people, utilizing conversation cards to facilitate social interaction. A beginner-level dance class is available as an optional activity afterward. Attendees are required to purchase food or drinks at the venue, which offers limited vegetarian and vegan options. Please note that photos and videos are recorded during the event, and participants are expected to maintain a respectful and safe environment.
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This community gathering is intended for Arabs in Montreal to connect and socialize. Participants meet to walk toward Mont Royal to observe the full moon. The event focuses on casual conversation and community building in a relaxed environment.
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This intermediate-level art session focuses on the technical construction of feet, shoes, and boots, alongside the creation of organic 3D blobs in perspective. The curriculum includes a dedicated segment for a concept art challenge and a discussion period covering philosophical themes related to art.
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A 45-minute Pilates session designed for all fitness levels. The class focuses on improving posture, core strength, mobility, and flexibility. Participants are required to bring a yoga or Pilates mat, water, and comfortable clothing.
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Restaurant Crescendo offers casual dining with both indoor and outdoor seating options. The venue features a covered patio with views of the river and is situated within a park.
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This gathering features a charcoal BBQ, potluck-style food sharing, and a variety of entertainment including music, karaoke, and games such as volleyball, football, boxing, and board games. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own snacks, beverages, and picnic supplies. The event aims to provide an environment for disconnecting from digital devices and fostering new friendships. Participants have the option to organize additional activities or bring extra equipment to enhance the social experience.
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This meetup provides a forum for enthusiasts, developers, and scientists to discuss Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Attendees share knowledge on topics such as natural language processing, image generation, computer vision, and audio processing. The event facilitates networking and discussions on current industry trends, research papers, and open-source projects.
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The Hash House Harriers is a non-competitive social running and walking club. Participants follow a trail marked by volunteers using materials like chalk or flour, with routes typically spanning 3 to 8 kilometers. The event emphasizes a casual atmosphere, including a social gathering with food and drinks afterward. Traditions include a closing circle, lighthearted recognition of minor infractions, and assigning nicknames to members. All skill levels and backgrounds are welcome, and the activity can be modified for shorter distances or walking. Participation in alcohol consumption is optional.
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This book club is designed for introverts and shy individuals between the ages of 20 and 40, welcoming members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Participants can present any literature, including fiction novels, manga, and comics. Each attendee has 15 minutes to introduce their chosen book and engage in discussion. Participation is restricted to those on the confirmed RSVP list, and a no-show policy is enforced to maintain group standards.
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A recreational pickleball session where equipment such as balls, rackets, and nets are provided. There is a fee to participate.
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A recreational pickup volleyball session. Participation is restricted to individuals with prior volleyball experience.
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This group provides an opportunity for French language practice and social interaction. Participants of all fluency levels are welcome to attend and engage in casual conversation. The session focuses on building connections and sharing cultural experiences. A minimum purchase of $7.00 at the establishment is required for all attendees.
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Recreational volleyball games are open to all participants. Players should wear comfortable clothing and appropriate running shoes. A participation fee is required.
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These badminton sessions offer opportunities to compete and socialize. Participants are required to bring their own equipment, as racquet rentals are not available. Shuttlecocks (Yonex Mavis 350) are provided. There is an entrance fee of $10. Attendance is voluntary, and participants assume full responsibility for any risks associated with the activity.
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Guests are required to order the fixed Brasserie Menu at the price of $32 plus tax. Reservations are binding, and cancellation or failure to attend will result in no refund and potential removal from the group. Should the event reach capacity, interested attendees may request a spot via the comment section, with priority given to the first person to book.
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This event focuses on themes of willingness, acceptance, and action. Participants explore the impact of self-criticism and social comparison while learning strategies for self-acceptance. The session includes a discussion on prioritizing personal goals followed by a meditative walk to apply these therapeutic techniques in a practical setting.
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This life drawing session focuses on simplifying anatomical information and improving drawing efficiency. It provides artists with the opportunity to practice drawing from professional models in a supportive community environment suitable for all skill levels.
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The Concordia Toastmasters Club provides a supportive environment for individuals to enhance their public speaking, communication, and leadership skills. Members from diverse backgrounds, including professionals, students, and retirees, meet to practice speaking, body language, and constructive feedback while building confidence and networking.
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This badminton session is open to players of all skill levels. Participants have access to three courts, with shuttlecocks provided for use during the session. Attendees are required to bring their own racquets. An entry fee applies.
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This organized badminton session facilitates doubles matches, offering a space for participants to compete, socialize, and enhance their playing abilities. Necessary equipment, including birdies and nets, is provided. A racket rental service is available for a nominal fee.
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This hybrid gathering for Linux enthusiasts fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing. The event includes informal networking followed by technical sessions covering the architecture of Quebec's community cloud, emphasizing sovereignty and open-source infrastructure. Additionally, the event explores the use of secure open-source tools to protect research projects, maintain intellectual property, and ensure data sovereignty.
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A creative gathering focused on artistic expression in mediums such as painting, drawing, sculpture, and crochet. Participants are encouraged to bring their own materials, though some are available on-site. This event provides a space to practice art and share creativity with others. A small admission fee supports the organizers, and attendees may bring their own food and beverages. Occasional specialized workshops may be held.
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Weekly badminton games are held to encourage competition, social interaction, and skill improvement. Attendees have access to equipment such as birdies and nets, as well as changing rooms and restrooms. An admission fee is required for participation.
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Coffee Circle with Creators provides a networking space for the creative community to connect and discuss ideas. The event aims to foster collaboration among professionals and hobbyists by facilitating conversations and building professional relationships.
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Mundo Lingo is a weekly social language exchange gathering where participants connect with others. Attendees identify their language proficiency by displaying flags on their clothing, which facilitates interaction. The event is open to individuals of all ages and language skill levels.
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A social meetup at Du Boucher À La Table. This venue is a butcher shop and restaurant specializing in local meats, Italian pasta, and seafood. It operates as a bring-your-own-bottle (BYOB) establishment.
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Participants engage in French conversation while learning fundamental sewing skills. The workshop focuses on repairing or transforming personal clothing, covering basic stitch types and techniques. Sewing machines are available on-site, and attendees are encouraged to bring garments for modification along with specific supplies. All skill levels are welcome.
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The French Circle is a recurring gathering designed for individuals to practice French conversation. Open to all proficiency levels, the group fosters a social environment where participants can engage in dialogue, meet new people, and improve their language skills at their own pace.
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This monthly networking event focuses on holistic healing, personal growth, and well-being. Participants explore strategies to address obstacles in their personal or professional lives. The gathering facilitates collaboration, idea sharing, and professional relationship building among individuals interested in the holistic field. The event operates on a pay-what-you-can donation model.
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Participants gather for a group writing session to mitigate the isolation often associated with writing. Individuals are welcome to work on any type of text, ranging from personal notes to creative projects. Sessions are structured with dedicated periods for writing, punctuated by breaks for social interaction. Conversations regarding writing processes or literary recommendations are encouraged within an atmosphere of mutual respect and inclusion.
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Participants can engage in friendly indoor soccer (futsal) matches. Attendees are required to wear comfortable clothing and appropriate running shoes. The participation fee for the activity is $13 per person.
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This badminton session is open to participants of all levels. Admission is $12. Players must bring their own rackets as rental options are not available, though Yonex Mavis 350 birdies are provided. Public transportation is recommended.
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This workshop explores the art of woodcarving, open to all ages and skill levels. Participants are introduced to various tools and techniques through prepared exercises or personal projects. No prior experience, materials, or tools are required.
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Participants engage in English conversation with a dedicated table for Spanish speakers. Attendees are required to purchase a minimum of $7.00 in food or beverages at the venue.
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Leaders en Action is a French-speaking Toastmasters club established 20 years ago, dedicated to helping members improve their public speaking and leadership skills. Part of the global Toastmasters International network, the club offers a supportive environment to practice and grow through the Pathways educational program. Members participate in structured meetings that feature prepared speeches and improvisational sessions.
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F*ck the Small Talk is a social experience designed to facilitate deep and meaningful connections between strangers by bypassing standard small talk. Participants engage in facilitated activities, group games, and structured conversation rounds guided by question cards and a host. The event aims to foster a comfortable environment for meeting new people through a curated selection process, prioritizing a balance in diversity among attendees.
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This social event is designed for women aged 20 to 45 to expand their social circle. Participants engage in 5-minute speed friending rounds supported by icebreaker questions, followed by an open mingling session. Snacks are provided, and the venue moves indoors in the event of rain. Attendees consent to being photographed for social media documentation.
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Participants engage in rotating doubles badminton matches. Shuttles are provided and locker facilities are available, though attendees must bring their own locks. Personal belongings are not permitted on the court. The event operates on a rotation system where players alternate games to accommodate others. The organizers enforce a strict cancellation policy: cancellations made within 24 hours of the event are subject to fees, and repeated no-shows or last-minute cancellations may result in being barred from future events.
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Participants engage in 5-on-5 futsal matches held in an indoor gymnasium. All players are required to wear appropriate athletic attire and suitable running shoes.
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Practical Philosophy is a recurring event series designed to bring individuals together for structured, open discussions on various topics. The goal is to cultivate critical thinking, effective communication, and community engagement in a non-academic and accessible environment. Participants do not need prior knowledge or preparation, as the focus is on personal perspectives rather than studying specific philosophical schools of thought. Each session involves selecting a topic to explore through group dialogue. To maintain a conversational flow, larger groups are divided into smaller cohorts, allowing for intimate interaction. The gatherings prioritize an open exchange of ideas, encouraging participants to share their own viewpoints and engage with diverse perspectives in a respectful, informal setting.
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A casual social gathering centered around playing board games. Participants are encouraged to bring their own games to share with others. The event includes icebreakers and introductions to facilitate interaction among attendees.
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This community event provides a platform for musicians and singers to perform during an open mic segment, followed by a collaborative jam session. Attendees can perform selected songs or participate in improvisational music creation. Equipment such as a keyboard, cajon, hand drums, and a sound system is available for use.
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Sahaja Yoga meditation workshops provide an opportunity to explore inner energy, enhance well-being, and achieve inner peace. Participants learn to balance energy through specific techniques and gain knowledge about energy centers and their connection to personal health. The sessions include guided meditation practices and live musical accompaniment to facilitate the experience. No prior knowledge or experience is required to participate.
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This event is a social gathering focused on community building and conversation, explicitly not a dating event. It includes a museum tour and is designed for individuals between the ages of 20 and 37. Participants are encouraged to follow a smart casual dress code and maintain a respectful, inclusive atmosphere. Attendees are expected to support the venue by purchasing food or beverages.
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This social gathering invites the Arab community in Montreal for a casual hike up Mount Royal. Participants will walk from the park base to the lookout to take in city views, followed by a coffee break at the Mount Royal Chalet and a relaxation session near Beaver Lake. The event provides an opportunity for attendees to connect and converse in a relaxed, outdoor environment.
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A social gathering for the Indian community in Montreal designed to foster connections and conversations. Participants meet to socialize and share stories over chai and light refreshments in a relaxed setting reminiscent of traditional social tea gatherings.
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Participants are seated at tables of four to six at a restaurant to facilitate socializing, supported by conversation cards as ice breakers. A food order is required, with limited vegetarian and vegan options available. An optional beginner-level dance class follows the meal. Photography and videography take place during the event.
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This Hawaiian-themed dance event features DJ Nitro playing a variety of music, including Top 40, line dancing, Latin, and hits from various eras. Attendees are encouraged to wear colourful shirts. The venue provides a large dance floor, a bar serving alcoholic and soft drinks, and parking. Admission is payable at the door.
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This social gathering uses bingo as a framework to foster community, conversation, and networking in a non-dating environment. The event is tailored for individuals aged 20 to 37. Participants are encouraged to maintain a smart casual dress code and exhibit respectful, inclusive behavior throughout the event. Guests are expected to support the venue by purchasing food or beverages.
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Yolks is a restaurant focused on breakfast, brunch, and lunch, known for dishes such as poached eggs, house-made hollandaise, and truffle lemon potatoes. This social meetup involves dining together. A small per-person contribution is requested at the table.
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This social gathering is designed for individuals aged 20-37. It is a ticketed event focused on networking and socializing, rather than dating. Attendees are expected to adhere to a smart casual dress code and follow basic social etiquette guidelines. Participants primarily converse in English, with some attendees also being bilingual in French and English.
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An experienced tarot reader with over 30 years of practice offers private card reading sessions. Participants may ask specific questions or receive a general reading. Sessions last 30 minutes at a cost of $40, payable on site.
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This social gathering involves dining at a restaurant specializing in dumplings and other Asian cuisine. The restaurant provides beer and sake, and attendees are permitted to bring their own wine.
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This virtual speed dating event connects Laval-based singles through structured, short private video rounds. Participants are matched based on age groups and personality profiles gathered during registration. A live host manages the event to facilitate transitions. Following the session, mutual match details are shared only when both parties express interest.
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This online speed dating event connects Montreal residents through structured one-on-one video rounds. Participants register based on their age group and complete a personality survey to facilitate compatible matching. A host manages the session via video conference, timing each interaction to ensure a smooth experience. Following the event, mutual matches are shared between participants who have expressed interest in one another.
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Participants engage in private one-on-one video rounds with local singles. A personality questionnaire completed during registration facilitates matches based on compatibility and age group. A live host moderates the session, and mutual matches are shared privately after the event concludes.
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This virtual speed dating event connects Gatineau residents through host-managed, age-grouped video rounds. Participants complete a personality questionnaire prior to the event to facilitate curated matches based on specific preferences. During the sessions, a host guides participants through one-on-one video interactions. After the event, mutual matches are shared privately, allowing individuals to decide if they wish to pursue further communication. The process focuses on immediate, moderated face-to-face conversations.
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This event facilitates online speed dating for local singles. Participants are matched based on age groups and personality quiz results. The experience consists of a series of short, host-guided, one-on-one video chat rounds. Mutual match results are shared privately after the event concludes, allowing participants to choose whether to follow up.
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This event provides personality-matched speed dating sessions for Sacramento residents conducted via Zoom. Participants are categorized by age groups and must complete a personality quiz during the registration process to facilitate matching. The session is facilitated by a host, and mutual matches are distributed to participants after the event concludes.
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This virtual speed dating event facilitates one-on-one connections through guided Zoom rounds. Participants are organized into age-appropriate groups and matched based on a personality assessment completed during registration. Mutual matches are provided to participants following the session.
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This event facilitates online speed dating for local singles through brief, one-on-one video rounds hosted on a virtual platform. Participants are paired based on age groups and pre-event personality survey results. A moderator manages the transition between rounds to ensure a structured experience. Mutual match details are shared between participants only when there is a reciprocal selection.
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This virtual speed dating service facilitates one-on-one interactions conducted via Zoom. Participants are grouped by age and matched based on personality quiz results. Mutual matches are shared after the session concludes.
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Participants engage in virtual one-on-one rounds via video conferencing. Attendees are organized into age-specific groups and paired based on personality quiz results. The structured process involves guided interaction rounds, followed by the delivery of mutual match results after the session concludes.
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This online speed dating event connects local singles through guided one-on-one sessions via Zoom. Participants are categorized by age group and matched based on personality quiz results. The event includes facilitated rounds and provides mutual match outcomes following the session.
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Online speed dating event for local residents. Participants are paired based on a personality quiz and interact through live video sessions. Mutual match information is provided after the event.
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This virtual speed dating event connects individuals in San Jose through structured one-on-one sessions on Zoom. Participants are organized into specific age groups and matched based on personality assessments. The process involves registration, completing a personality quiz, attending guided video rounds, and receiving mutual matches post-event.
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Participants engage in short, one-on-one video rounds hosted on Zoom. Attendees are matched based on age groups and personality assessments completed during registration. Following the event, mutual matches are calculated and provided to participants.
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This virtual speed dating event facilitates connections through guided one-on-one video rounds. Participants are categorized by age group and paired based on personality assessments completed during the registration process. After the session, participants receive information on mutual matches.
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Virtual speed dating event for singles in the Los Angeles area. Participants are matched based on age group and personality assessment. The process involves registering for a specific age bracket, completing a personality quiz, and attending hosted one-on-one rounds via video call. Mutual matches are shared after the event concludes.
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This online speed dating event utilizes Zoom for a series of short, structured rounds. Participants are grouped by age range and required to complete a personality quiz prior to the event to facilitate matchmaking. Mutual matches are determined and shared with participants after the session concludes.
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This event facilitates online speed dating for Fresno residents through live Zoom sessions. Participants register based on age groups and complete a personality assessment to facilitate matching. The event consists of hosted rounds, after which mutual matches are shared with participants.
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This casual meetup facilitates French conversation among participants of all skill levels. It aims to foster social connections and cultural exchange among individuals from diverse backgrounds rather than testing linguistic proficiency. Native speakers are encouraged to participate. A minimum purchase of $7.00 is required at the venue to attend.
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This moderated discussion explores cooperative enterprises and alternative organizational models outside of traditional capitalism. Participants are invited to express opinions and share reasoning regarding economic systems in an environment designed to ensure respectful dialogue. Attendees are expected to adhere to the organization's stated ideals.
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Authentic Relating Games are structured activities designed to facilitate the practice of authentic communication, vulnerability, and deep listening. Participants engage in relational exercises within a safe, respectful environment to explore new ways of interacting, break down unhelpful behavioral patterns, and cultivate genuine connections. The sessions are facilitated in English, though attendees are welcome to express themselves in any language.
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