A free drop-in soccer program for youth of all ages, abilities, and skill levels. The program aims to provide extra opportunities for kids to stay active, access sports, and engage in unstructured play without requiring previous soccer experience.

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.

A brunch event at the Calgary Zoo featuring gourmet and comfort breakfast foods, including a chocolate fountain, eggs Benedict, a Belgian waffle bar, and made-to-order omelettes.

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.

This training course provides over 10 hours of practical flight instruction using DJI drones spread over three days. The curriculum includes one-on-one sessions covering equipment operation and guidance for DIPS registration. Participants build foundational skills with the option to transition to national certification programs.

A networking event for business owners and executives organized by the Tochigi-based community 'Tochigiru.' The purpose is to revitalize the local economy by fostering connections between leaders with ties to or an interest in the Tochigi region. Attendees can exchange business cards and discuss potential collaborations. Solicitation for religion or network marketing is strictly prohibited.

This practical training course is designed for individuals pursuing a national drone pilot certification. Participants receive three hours of flight practice using the Mavic 3 Classic on a course modeled after the official test environment, under the guidance of a certified first-class pilot and examiner. Separate sessions for theoretical and oral exam preparation are also available for an additional fee.

The Drone Safety License School, an institution registered with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, offers courses for obtaining the Level 2 Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Certificate. The curriculum includes online theoretical learning and practical flight training, which exempts participants from the practical examination conducted by designated testing organizations upon completion. Eligibility requirements include obtaining a Skill Certificate Applicant Number from the government's DIPS, being at least 16 years of age, and meeting specific physical fitness standards.

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.

CoderDojo Toyohashi is a programming dojo for beginners, providing instruction on block-based coding environments like Hour of Code and Scratch. Mentors assist participants in learning computer science concepts. ComputerClubHouse Toyohashi offers a space for youth to engage in creative activities using information technology. Participants can explore technologies, including drones, AI-driven autonomous cars, PC music composition, image and video processing, virtual reality, and 3D printing.

Participants can bring their favorite board games to play or learn how to play new ones. This event has been running for over ten years.

The Drone License Center, a training organization registered with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, offers a beginner course for obtaining the Second-Class Unmanned Aircraft Pilot certification. The curriculum complies with national standards, and completing the full course allows students to be exempted from the practical test administered by designated testing bodies. The training incorporates online theoretical learning and in-person practical sessions. Eligibility requires applicants to be at least 16 years old and meet specific physical health criteria. Participants must obtain a 'Skill Certificate Applicant Number' via the national DIPS system prior to registration.

YAGA is a theatrical production that offers a modern, genre-bending reimagining of the classic Baba Yaga myth. Blending elements of comedy and thriller, the play reclaims the legendary witch as a smart, complex figure, while interrogating how her story has been historically framed by male perspectives.

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.

Inner Engineering Total combines online curriculum with the live transmission of Shambhavi Mahamudra Kriya, a yogic practice developed by Sadhguru. Led by trained Isha Yoga instructors, the program focuses on meditative processes and personalized support to enhance emotional balance, mental focus, and stability. The practice is designed to harmonize the body, mind, emotions, and energy systems. No physical prerequisites are necessary.

An indoor volleyball session for all skill levels. Participants are encouraged to bring their own balls for personal practice. Standard facility rules prohibit food, waste, smoking, and alcohol. A participation fee is required, payable via PayPay or cash. Persistent last-minute cancellations may lead to exclusion from the group.

This volleyball session is designed specifically for intermediate-level players who demonstrate a strong mastery of basic skills, consistent ball control, and an understanding of game tactics. Participants are expected to be capable of engaging in competitive play. Those who do not meet these proficiency standards are requested to attend all-level sessions instead. There is a participation fee for this session. A strict cancellation policy is enforced to maintain the quality of the games, and participants are encouraged to bring their own balls if available.

A recreational badminton gathering catering to participants of all skill levels, from beginners to intermediate players. Attendees should wear sportswear and indoor shoes. Loaner rackets are available for those who do not have their own equipment.

An international social gathering held in Ginza, Tokyo. The event operates on an advance reservation basis with tiered entrance fees categorized by nationality and gender. Attendees are required to purchase at least one drink or dish at the venue. The event strictly prohibits solicitation, multi-level marketing, religious activities, and aggressive social behavior, with security and monitoring measures in place to enforce these rules.

This gathering facilitates international exchange through table tennis, welcoming participants of all skill levels. The venue provides official standard tables, rackets, and balls, allowing for casual play. Attendees are also welcome to join concurrent meetups held at the same facility. Participants must provide their own indoor footwear and adhere to the posted facility rules. Membership is required, which involves reviewing the event guidelines and informational material prior to attendance.

This event facilitates international exchange by grouping participants into tables based on regions, including North America, Europe, Oceania, and East Asia. Attendees interact with residents from these regions, former exchange students, and others interested in international experiences. The format allows for discussions on topics such as living abroad and education, with additional tables dedicated to English-only conversation.

This international exchange meetup connects participants through regional tables representing North America, Europe, Oceania, and East Asia. Attendees can engage with individuals from these regions, those who have studied abroad, and knowledgeable staff to discuss real-life experiences, education, and visa information. The event features both multilingual and English-only tables, providing a casual environment for travelers, students, and locals to socialize and practice languages.

This social gathering facilitates connections through interest-based matching. Attendees display their hobbies using tags to find like-minded people at themed tables. The environment encourages conversation through interactive games and a multicultural atmosphere. Chocolate is provided during the early stage of the event. Participants are required to purchase at least one drink upon arrival.

This social networking event invites Japanese and international guests to connect in a sophisticated setting. Participants can enjoy conversation and mingling within a stylish environment, fostering new friendships and social connections among a diverse group of attendees.

Networking is facilitated through a categorization system based on interests such as travel, food, sports, and media. The format involves standing-style social interaction with themed tables. Participants engage in conversation and social games to foster international connections. Beverages are available for purchase, with attendance fees varying based on registration methods and arrival times.

A community-focused volleyball session designed for all skill levels to practice and enjoy the game. The session operates on two courts with a capacity of 36 to 42 players. Participants are required to bring indoor shoes, water, a towel, and optional knee pads. Participants must provide advance notice for late arrivals or absences. Rules prohibit business or religious recruiting, and organizers are not professional coaches.

The Limehouse Conservation Area Loop Trail is a scenic, moderate hiking route maintained by Credit Valley Conservation. The trail covers approximately 7.7 kilometers, with shorter options available depending on the chosen route. The terrain is categorized as moderate. The event involves group organization for transportation and carpooling.

Participants pay a fee to cover the cost of feather shuttlecocks, with the option to provide their own or purchase one. The group enforces a strict attendance policy requiring at least 48 hours notice for cancellations to avoid potential removal from the group due to no-shows.

An intermediate 12 km hike featuring fall scenery, conducted at a pace of 3.5 to 4 km/h. Participants are required to bring appropriate footwear, water, and snacks. Attendees must sign a liability waiver acknowledging the risks involved in the activity.

This event offers an opportunity to practice French, Spanish, or English through conversation. Attendees are seated at tables designated by the language they wish to speak or help others practice.

A gathering for individuals working on writing projects, including fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. The session provides a dedicated environment for focus and socialization, without requirements for sharing work or receiving unsolicited advice. Participants are encouraged to purchase a beverage to support the venue.

This meetup invites participants to gather for sketching. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own drawing materials, such as pencils, ink, watercolors, or charcoal. A fee is required to cover the administrative costs.

This beginner to intermediate drawing class focuses on the techniques for rendering stylized birds. The session concludes with a collaborative art challenge.

Katie's offers a variety of food options at affordable prices. Dining at this establishment supports a locally owned business.

A guided one-hour horseback trail ride at a private ranch. The session includes a beginner's lesson on riding basics, such as steering and braking, followed by a scenic trek through forest trails. Professional guides accompany participants and facilitate photo opportunities. The experience includes a group lunch. Participants must wear thick long pants and closed-toe shoes for safety.

This hiking activity covers 8-10 km and lasts approximately 2-3 hours at a pace of 4.9 to 5.4 km/h. The route features 550 steps and may vary to include surrounding areas based on trail conditions. Participants require a high level of physical fitness to navigate varied terrain that may involve steep sections or climbing. Running shoes are necessary, and hiking boots with traction cleats are recommended during winter. Pets are not permitted.

The Chain Lakes Loop is an alpine hiking trail located in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest in Washington. The route spans 6.2 to 6.5 miles round trip with an elevation gain of approximately 1,700 to 1,820 feet and a high point of 5,400 feet. Rated as moderate difficulty, it typically requires 3.5 to 4.5 hours to complete. The event involves an organized carpooling system for transport.

This themed afternoon tea experience features a culinary presentation inspired by a fusion of Halloween and Christmas. The menu includes specialized scones, a selection of savory dishes, and an assortment of themed pastries and desserts inspired by seasonal elements.

Explore Biidaasige Park, one of Toronto's newest waterfront green spaces located in the Port Lands. This group walk focuses on traversing the park's trails, viewpoints, and natural areas where the Don River meets Lake Ontario. Participants can enjoy the autumn scenery and waterfront views. The event concludes with an optional group lunch at a local establishment.

Participants will engage in a tennis session followed by a group lunch.

This guided bird walk, organized by the Everett Crowley Park Committee, invites participants of all experience levels to explore the local avian population. The area serves as a significant habitat for over 120 bird species, including both migratory and resident varieties. Participants will learn about bird identification, the role of the local ecosystem, and bird conservation efforts. This program is designed for individuals ages 8 and older. Attendees are encouraged to dress appropriately for the weather and bring their own binoculars.

A social gathering for women to meet new people or catch up with friends over brunch. Attendees are responsible for their own food costs and bills, and large groups may be subject to an automatic gratuity.

Players of all skill levels are invited to participate in badminton and pickleball matches. Participants are required to bring indoor shoes appropriate for court sports. Equipment is available for use. Players must acknowledge and agree to a participant waiver regarding liability and safety.

Organized by the Alberta Reptile and Amphibian Society, the Calgary Reptile Expo serves as a gathering for reptile and amphibian enthusiasts. The event offers attendees the opportunity to engage with various animals and interact with a community of fellow hobbyists and experts.

LVLUP GAMES hosts a weekly gaming meetup. Participants are required to pay an entry fee. Attendees may utilize the establishment's game library or bring personal games, though the venue is not responsible for any damage or loss. The cafe provides beverages and snacks; outside drinks are prohibited, but food from designated neighboring businesses is allowed. Guests must adhere to established seating policies, limit game selections to two at a time, and keep RSVP statuses accurate to accommodate other attendees.

A non-competitive tennis session featuring recreational rallies accompanied by music. Participants are required to check in with the organizer upon arrival and maintain a courteous and positive demeanor toward fellow players. If personal tennis balls are used, they must be marked for identification.

A gathering for AI and machine learning enthusiasts, developers, and scientists. Participants discuss topics including natural language processing, image generation, computer vision, and audio processing. The event facilitates knowledge sharing on open-source projects, research papers, and industry trends, while providing networking opportunities for career and project collaboration.

The Weaver Creek Spawning Channel is a 3-kilometer artificial stream constructed to support the spawning habitats of sockeye, chum, and pink salmon. This site provides a managed environment for up to 45,000 salmon during the autumn spawning season.

A celebration of Mexican culture featuring live music, traditional dance performances, and an artisan market. Attendees can observe food demonstrations and purchase refreshments from various vendors. The festival highlights cultural heritage and crafts in an outdoor setting.

This hike traverses the Niagara Escarpment via the Bruce Trail and Mountain Brow Side Trail. The route covers approximately 10 kilometers of forest and escarpment terrain, featuring Felker's Falls and Albion Falls. The trail involves moderate difficulty with elevation changes, requiring sturdy footwear for potentially uneven or muddy conditions.

The celebration of Mexican culture and traditions includes live music, traditional dance performances, and a market showcasing arts and crafts. Attendees have the opportunity to experience Mexican cuisine and participate in cultural activities.

Social brunch gathering providing an opportunity to meet new people and engage in conversation. Participation is subject to a strict attendance policy requiring cancellation at least 36 hours in advance to avoid being removed from the group.

Mercato Montagna is an Italian deli and bakery featuring a selection of culinary products including fresh sandwiches and pastries. The venue offers an atmosphere designed to provide an authentic Italian dining experience.

This volunteer activity focuses on environmental restoration in a local public park, specifically targeting the removal of invasive Himalayan blackberry to support the growth of native trees and shrubs. Participants receive instruction, tools, and safety equipment to assist with the work. The initiative is organized by the Green Teams of Canada in partnership with the local municipal government to promote ecological health and community engagement.

This meetup provides a relaxed space for individuals of all French proficiency levels, including native speakers, to engage in conversation. Participants can connect with others and practice language skills in a supportive environment. Board games are also available for those who wish to incorporate casual play into their interactions.

This gathering focuses on enjoying a variety of Asian dishes, with a primary emphasis on dumplings. The menu features a selection of beverages including beer, sake, and bubble tea.

Participants can choose between a 5 km or 10 km walk exploring trails near Colquitz and Swan Lake Creeks. The 10 km route extends to Christmas Hill and additional paths around Swan Lake. The 5 km route is rated 1B, while the 10 km route is rated 2B. New walkers are welcome.

Participants engage in chess and various board games, such as Hive, Air Land & Sea, Jaipur, Codenames, That Time You Killed Me, Santorini, and The Duke. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own games to the session. Voluntary contributions are accepted to assist with event administrative costs and the purchase of additional games.

The Hash House Harriers is a non-competitive, social running club where participants follow a marked trail created by volunteers. Founded in 1938, the organization has international chapters. Events typically feature a 3 to 8 km run or walk, designed to be inclusive for all fitness levels. The experience focuses on socializing, community, and enjoying the outdoors rather than competitive performance. Each outing concludes with a traditional gathering known as a circle for refreshments and group interaction. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable running gear and should be prepared for varying weather conditions.

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 social climbing event for vegans, vegetarians, and those interested in plant-based living. The session accommodates all skill levels, from beginners to experienced climbers, offering bouldering, top-roping, and autobelay activities. Admission and equipment rental fees apply. Participants are required to sign a waiver before climbing. Note that rental climbing shoes may contain animal products such as leather or suede.

An architectural photowalk exploring residential side streets in the South Granville neighborhood. The activity focuses on capturing doors, entrances, and architectural features of three-storey buildings, highlighting elements such as color, symmetry, and signs of age. The session concludes with a visit to the Bau-xi Gallery to view a solo exhibition.

A Halloween-themed social gathering for beagles and their owners. Owners may choose to dress their dogs in costumes, though it is not required. Activities may include a trick contest, and all participating beagles receive a goody bag.

Ghost stories are presented to support the maintenance of the museum. Admission is requested via donation.

This book circle focuses on Virginia Evans' debut novel, The Correspondent, which explores the life of Sybil Van Antwerp through her personal correspondence. The narrative examines themes of love, friendship, family, loss, and secrets. Upcoming monthly selections include The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje, The Unwanted Guest by Shari Lapena, and The Book of Longing by Sue Monk Kidd.

This intermediate-level pickleball session requires participants to play at their own risk. Protective eyewear is recommended. A minimum of four participants is required for the session to proceed.

Participants engage in small group conversations to practice both English and Japanese. The session follows a structured format where the conversation language alternates between the two languages at regular intervals.

This event provides six badminton courts for competitive and recreational play. Equipment such as birdies and nets are provided. A participation fee is required, and racket rentals are available for an additional cost.

An informal meeting focused on practicing English skills and facilitating social interaction among participants. The session includes light instruction and a rotation format to encourage meeting others. All proficiency levels are welcome.

Sonderful organizes small group gatherings of 4-6 neighbors for social connection. Participants are matched based on personal values, social style, and life stage. A conversation kit is provided to facilitate interaction and help attendees connect with one another in a platonic setting.

This walking event traverses the historic neighbourhood, passing through local parks and along the Arbutus Greenway. The 3.6-kilometre route is designed to be flat and accessible for all ages and abilities, focusing on community connection and physical activity.

A travel presentation detailing a seven-night cruise itinerary through the Adriatic, Albania, and Greece. The session features a video presentation regarding the voyage scheduled for 2027 and a door prize.

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.

This is a casual conversation group for individuals from diverse backgrounds looking to practice their English skills. Participants discuss life in Calgary and Canada, share experiences, and exchange information regarding employment and opportunities in Alberta.

This social event features a music-themed version of traditional bingo, replacing numbers with familiar songs spanning seven decades. Participants mark off songs on their cards while enjoying a social atmosphere, with prizes awarded to winners.

Participants are required to bring their own rackets and at least one shuttlecock. The cost for court rentals is divided among attendees, with the final amount per person determined by the number of courts used and the number of players present. First-time attendees must pay a deposit via e-transfer to confirm their participation, which is returned upon arrival at the event.

H.G. Wells' 1896 novel, The Island of Dr. Moreau, serves as the subject for this discussion. The text explores themes of human cruelty, pain, and the moral implications of scientific invention, questioning how human intelligence interacts with the structure of nature in this 115-page science fiction classic.

This group provides a space for individuals to work on personal projects such as knitting, crochet, sketching, writing, embroidery, sewing, painting, and handheld gaming. Participants bring their own materials to share in a relaxed, collaborative environment. The group facilitates peer-to-peer learning for various crafts and encourages participants to share skills or assist with group tasks like proofreading and material preparation.

This moderate 6.5km hike follows the Lagoon Trail to the beach at Witty’s Lagoon. The route features varied terrain, including tree roots, steps, and incline sections, and takes approximately 40 to 45 minutes each way. Depending on weather conditions, participants will play card games on the beach or grass.

Participants sign up to be organized into walking groups based on their target languages. The primary rule is that conversations must be conducted exclusively in the language of the assigned group, requiring participants to possess at least a conversational level of proficiency. The event prioritizes a respectful atmosphere, with established policies prohibiting harassment and no-shows to ensure effective organization.

Organized pickup volleyball game. Participants must have prior playing experience.

This is a seasonal activity open to participants of all skill levels, including beginners. A weekly payment is required upon registration to secure a spot for each session.

This casual fishing meetup is designed for both beginners and experienced anglers to socialize while practicing fishing. Participants aged 16 and older are required to obtain a valid BC freshwater fishing license prior to the event. The organizers provide a limited amount of shared fishing gear, so attendees are encouraged to bring their own equipment if available. The event is weather-dependent and focuses on social interaction rather than formal instruction. Participants are responsible for following all local fishing regulations, including catch limits and handling rules.

Participants are matched into small groups of 4 to 6 people for casual coffee conversations. The event focuses on facilitating new connections by curating groups to ensure compatibility.

Participants gather to observe and study various tree species and examine seasonal leaf color changes during an outdoor walking event.

Casual volleyball games open to all participants. Players are required to wear appropriate athletic footwear and comfortable clothing.

The event provides a setting for social interaction, conversation, and dining. Participants gather to meet new people, engage in discussions on various topics, and share a meal in a communal atmosphere aimed at fostering friendly connections.

Participants propose and vote on discussion topics based on the 'Three C's': controversial, consequential, and common relevance. The session is moderated to ensure equitable speaking opportunities and respectful dialogue, allowing attendees to share opinions and reasoning. Participants are encouraged to review the group's guidelines prior to attending. The venue requires the removal of outdoor footwear, and attendees are welcome to bring their own food and beverages. Donations are accepted to support the event.

Participants gather to play board games. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own games to share with the group. Guests are expected to support the venue by purchasing items during the event.

A bilingual language exchange designed for learners of all levels. The format consists of dedicated rounds for English and Japanese conversation practice. Participants use provided topic cards and vocabulary resources to facilitate discussion, while assigned seating fosters new connections in a supportive, judgment-free environment.

This event is a casual French conversation group open to individuals of all language proficiency levels. Participants from diverse backgrounds gather to discuss topics such as personal interests, careers, and aspirations in a relaxed social setting. A mandatory refreshment purchase is required at the venue to support the hosting location.

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

This social karaoke event features a large stage and projection screens. Participants have the option to perform or watch. A fee is required for those choosing to sing, which includes a drink, while spectators may attend at no cost. Food and additional beverages are available for purchase, and an RSVP is necessary to secure table seating.

This event focuses on practicing vulnerability, honesty, and listening through relational games. Participants explore the boundaries between cautious interaction and authentic self-expression to dissolve unhelpful behavioral patterns and foster genuine connections within a safe environment.

(un)Told is a monthly, cross-cultural gathering for sharing personal, unpolished stories in a relaxed environment. Participants can choose to either share stories or simply listen. Presentations are limited to ten minutes and do not require notes, props, or performance pressure. Optional storytelling coaching is available to help participants prepare.

This event is a casual 10-pin bowling session designed for individuals aged 50 and older. Participants have the option to join a social dinner following the games.

Rainbow Road is a monthly social club for the queer community centered around video games. Attendees can play Nintendo Switch titles or socialize in a casual, inclusive environment. Participants are welcome to bring their own controllers and games. The event is organized by Queer Calgary, a non-profit dedicated to fostering community within the 2SLGBTQIA+ population. The gathering maintains a safe space policy that strictly prohibits transphobia, homophobia, and discrimination.

This gathering focuses on language practice and social connection while walking. Participants meet to converse in various languages, primarily French and English, though individuals of all levels and language backgrounds are welcome to attend. The session involves informal discussions and group organization based on language interests, allowing attendees to practice speaking and socialize.

A social gathering for members of Newcomers Connect Victoria and Women's Meetup Victoria to enjoy food and drinks together in a casual setting.

This social gathering provides an opportunity for individuals to connect over food and beverages to celebrate the autumn season. The event is organized as a collaborative meeting between local community social groups.

The Marvelous Wonderettes: Dream On is a musical comedy written and created by Roger Bean, with musical arrangements by Michael Borth. The narrative follows the group as they reunite at their high school, sharing memories and connecting through storytelling and song. The performance features powerhouse solos and harmonies, incorporating chart-topping hits such as I Will Survive and We Are Family. The experience includes a buffet-style dinner service.

This social group provides opportunities for residents and visitors to build community connections. Activities include dining, karaoke, bar social gatherings, and other recreational outings. The group maintains a strict code of conduct regarding social interactions and discrimination to ensure a comfortable environment for all participants.

Participants gather to engage in a silent reading session, where attendees read their own chosen books in a quiet, social setting. The session concludes with a discussion period during which members share insights about their current reads and exchange book recommendations.

Participants build functional AI agents from scratch using a browser-based environment. The session focuses on developing practical skills to automate routine tasks and create customized AI solutions.

This group discussion centers on Shakespeare's play, The Winter’s Tale. Attendees are asked to read the play in advance, utilizing either the original text or a modern English translation. The session explores key themes, including jealousy, false certainty, the breakdown of families, the passage of time, and the complexities of forgiveness and emotional repair. Reading aloud during the meeting is not required.

Rangtaali 2.0 is an evening dedicated to Garba and Dandiya, which are traditional folk dances. The event features music and dance performances.

Kathleen Nisbet and The Party Timers, a five-piece rockabilly band, perform a setlist paying tribute to Wanda Jackson. The group utilizes upright bass, fiddle, guitar, and drums to deliver classic rockabilly hits. The live music consists of three sets.

This group discussion focuses on William Shakespeare's play, The Winter's Tale. Participants are expected to read the play in advance, using either the original text or a modern English translation. The discussion explores themes including jealousy, the danger of false certainty, broken families, and the possibility of forgiveness and repair. The session involves analytical questions rather than reading aloud.

This seminar provides an introduction to packet capture using the latest stable version of Wireshark. Participants learn network analysis techniques through practical packet capture and dump analysis using this open-source LAN analyzer. The curriculum focuses on reviewing the fundamentals of network protocols and architecture, as well as observing encapsulation, decapsulation, and TCP/IP packet structures. Topics include Wireshark mechanics, capture preparation, display and capture filters, and software customization. A strong background in TCP/IP and command-line operations is required for this technical course.

A social dinner gathering for bowlers. The venue features a selection of over 60 draft beers from locally sourced microbreweries and serves pizza.

Speed dating for singles aged 32 to 47 involves structured face-to-face conversations. Participants engage in an initial icebreaker followed by rotational dating rounds lasting approximately five minutes each. A post-event survey is used to identify mutual matches, with contact information exchanged if both parties indicate interest. Smart casual attire is recommended.

A regular knitting and crochet group meeting at a private venue. The session is exclusively for established members. New attendees are directed to a separate monthly gathering. Participants must confirm attendance upon sign-up and notify organizers of any cancellations at least 24 hours in advance to maintain group membership.

This event operates under an English-only policy, requiring participants to speak English exclusively at designated tables. Attendees engage in small groups of approximately four people, with rotating seating every 30 minutes to facilitate interaction among a diverse group of participants. The environment is designed for social conversation and language practice, suitable for those looking to improve their speaking skills in a relaxed setting. Participation requires adherence to specific guidelines, including a mandatory membership registration based on the event's rule book.

This session focuses on skill development for beginners who are familiar with basic pickleball rules. Participants engage in 120 minutes of structured drills, covering dink placement, forehand and backhand flicks, third-shot drops, drive versus drop strategies, and volleys. Following the drills, practice games are conducted to apply these techniques. Participants are required to provide their own indoor court shoes, paddle, and water, although paddle rentals are available. Attendees are expected to assist with court setup and cleanup, and a 24-hour cancellation policy is in effect.

This English conversation event utilizes a speed-friending format with one-on-one sessions. Participants switch partners every 10 minutes to engage in multiple conversations, focusing on improving practical speaking skills and facilitating international exchange. Attendees are expected to possess daily English conversation abilities.

Participants engage in one-on-one English conversations using a speed friending format. Pairs are randomized, with partners rotating every ten minutes to complete four total sessions. This structure emphasizes maximizing speaking time and practicing daily conversational skills in a structured international exchange environment.

This event provides a structured environment for English language practice and social networking. The program consists of a one-on-one conversation session with frequent seat rotations to maximize interaction, followed by a group-based social segment. It is designed for individuals capable of conducting daily conversations in English who wish to engage in cultural exchange and expand their social circle.

This event provides an introduction to Mahjong, covering fundamentals such as reading tiles and constructing winning hands. The workshop is designed for beginners and emphasizes hands-on practice, allowing participants to learn the game mechanics while socializing in a multilingual setting involving both English and Japanese.

This language exchange event facilitates English and Japanese conversation in a structured, social environment. Attendees are grouped into small tables of three to four, with rotating seating to encourage interaction with different participants. The session involves alternating periods for English and Japanese practice, supported by conversation topic cards. Participation is limited to individuals aged 20 and over, and purchasing at least one drink at the venue is required.

Participants engage in English and Japanese language practice through structured conversations. Attendees are divided into small groups with rotating seats to ensure everyone interacts with various partners. The format alternates between languages, supported by topic cards to facilitate discussion. The event is open to adults aged 20 and over, with a requirement to purchase at least one drink at the venue.

A casual international social gathering focused on language exchange and meeting new people. Small group seating with regular rotations provides opportunities to converse with various participants in a relaxed environment. Attendees engage in structured English-only conversations, followed by a free-talk session where language and topics are unrestricted. A bar menu with drinks and light snacks is available. Participants are required to follow set rules and order at least one drink.

This international exchange event connects people through music, allowing participants to share songs, introduce favorite artists, and engage in impromptu jam sessions. Attendees can perform, sing along, or simply listen to various genres including Pop, Rock, Jazz, and world music. The venue provides acoustic guitars, a ukulele, and a keyboard, and guests are welcome to bring their own portable instruments, though percussion and amplification are prohibited. Participants may request up to three songs to be performed. The event operates as a membership-based gathering where attendees are required to review and agree to a rule book. A drink purchase is required for participation, and a small fee is charged for initial membership registration.

A programming co-working session hosted by Nishi-Nippori.rb. Participants engage in independent work, whether related to Ruby, professional tasks, or self-study. The event encourages collaboration, Q&A, and casual conversation among attendees.

A hands-on workshop focused on AWS core concepts and essential services. Attendees engage in a guided lab to gain practical experience, which serves as a foundation for preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam. The session is designed for individuals without prior experience and is restricted to Northeastern students and alumni.

This group activity is designed for individuals aged 65 and older to maintain physical activity. Participants walk for approximately one hour or four kilometers to promote health and socialization. Attendees should bring comfortable walking shoes and water, with an optional opportunity for a social coffee gathering following the exercise.

The Fast Pacers group hosts a 10 km walking event.

Recreational indoor pickleball sessions are available for participation. Players can choose to pay for individual drop-in sessions or purchase a 10-visit pass to engage in physical activity and social interaction.

This two-hour intermediate level hike takes place in a rain forest. The activity is limited to a maximum of 15 participants.

A friendly gathering for playing American-style Mahjong.

This 57.5 km loop bike ride involves 554 meters of elevation gain and is categorized as moderate to hard due to hills. The route features a coffee break and a lunch stop. Participants must wear helmets 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. The ride is estimated to last 5.5 hours. Cyclists participate at their own risk.

Speakers Corner Toastmasters Club provides a supportive environment for individuals to improve their public speaking and leadership skills. The club conducts hybrid meetings, allowing participants to attend either in person or virtually. Guests are encouraged to attend sessions to experience the club environment and explore membership options.

Volunteers assemble essential care packages for families based on specific requests, including items such as diapers, clothing, and personal hygiene products. The role involves gathering items, accurately labeling them, and monitoring inventory needs. Volunteers must be capable of lifting up to 50 lbs, following safety and hygiene protocols, maintaining an organized workspace, and performing post-shift cleaning duties. Prior experience with donation sorting is recommended for this physically active role.

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.

A networking and discussion group for professionals in international relations. Participants engage in conversations regarding geopolitics and relevant industry topics.

Game nights are hosted for socializing and playing games. Attendance requires an RSVP to secure seating. As a cafe, the venue charges an entry fee and restricts outside food and beverages, with exceptions for select neighboring businesses. Participants are expected to follow established policies regarding table arrangements and the use of the game library.

Organized badminton games are held at a gymnasium. Participants are required to bring their own rackets, while shuttlecocks are provided. Public transportation is recommended for attendees due to parking costs.

A community yoga club offers 50-minute sessions suitable for all skill levels. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat or towel. Sessions typically begin with a brief introduction. Optional social gatherings at a pool hall follow some meetings to facilitate group interaction. Members have opportunities to lead sessions, and voluntary financial contributions are accepted to support ongoing activities.

This session is designed for players who are already familiar with the rules of the board game Endeavour: Deep Sea and are ready to begin playing immediately.

This event facilitates a language exchange in small groups of three to four people, encouraging the use of both Japanese and English for communication. It is open only to participants aged 18 and older. The environment is strictly for language practice; dating, matchmaking, solicitation, harassment, and discrimination are prohibited. Attendees are expected to follow participation guidelines, including policies regarding no-shows, and should be aware that photography for promotional purposes may occur.

Concordia Toastmasters Club provides a supportive environment for individuals to enhance their public speaking and leadership abilities. Members from diverse backgrounds, including professionals, students, and retirees, participate in structured programs designed to improve communication skills, body language, self-confidence, and the capacity to provide constructive feedback.

This organized doubles badminton session provides access to nets and birdies. Racket rentals are available for an additional fee. Participants are required to adhere to a cancellation policy mandating at least 24 hours' notice to avoid being charged the full session fee. Attendance involves agreeing to a liability waiver concerning potential injuries and property damage.

The MidTown Toastmasters club hosts a speech contest featuring prepared speeches and impromptu Table Topics. The event provides an opportunity for attendees to observe public speaking techniques and practice impromptu speaking in a supportive group environment.

A social gathering at Luigi’s Lasagne & Pizzeria focusing on Italian cuisine. Attendees are responsible for their own meal costs, and individual billing is available at the venue. Those with dietary restrictions or allergies are encouraged to contact the restaurant directly to confirm accommodation options.

This casual Euchre group welcomes players of intermediate skill levels for non-competitive gameplay. The format consists of four-hand Euchre played to eight points, utilizing specific house rules regarding bidding, dealing, and hand management, such as the stick the dealer rule and re-deal conditions for weak hands. There are no prizes or trophies, as the focus is purely on the enjoyment of the game.

A speed dating event for professionals with the intention of marriage within five years. The format includes mini-dating rounds, icebreakers, and open mingling, with a digital match form provided to facilitate connections.

This group gathers to play casual backgammon. Players of all skill levels are welcome to participate, and no prior experience is necessary. While extra boards are generally provided, participants are encouraged to bring their own boards.

This MENTRaL session explores the relationship men have with anger, examining it not as a shameful emotion but as a source of information. The discussion focuses on boundaries, identifying underlying feelings like fear, grief, or frustration, and learning how to express anger without losing connection with oneself or others. The session includes grounding, breathwork, embodiment exercises, authentic relating practices, and group sharing. The goal is to develop greater awareness and choice in how anger is processed, rather than suppressing it or acting out aggressively. It is a space for practice and community, not therapy or formal anger management.

This informal group provides a space for dialogue on intellectual, existential, and cultural topics. Participants engage in a structured round-table format to share perspectives and explore questions aimed at collective sense-making and truth-seeking. The objective is to foster community and encourage thoughtful exchange without engaging in debate.

ESL conversation practice sessions categorized by proficiency level, ranging from basic to advanced. Participants practice speaking while enjoying coffee or tea.

Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI) offers a confidential space for men to discuss personal experiences, engage in conversations, and receive support for individual goals. The mission focuses on mentoring men to live with excellence and develop as mature leaders to contribute positively to families, careers, and communities.

Practical Philosophy is a weekly community meetup focused on critical thinking and communication. Participants engage in facilitated discussions on various topics to explore different perspectives without requiring prior academic knowledge. The sessions involve introductory presentations, small group discussions, and concluding summaries to foster open dialogue and community connection. No specific philosophical school is promoted, aiming instead for inclusive and diverse exchanges.

Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI) is a men's group providing a confidential environment for personal development and support. The group focuses on mentoring men to live with excellence as mature leaders, aiming to enhance families, careers, and communities. Meetings involve a weekly check-in, review of the business calendar, learning activities, and a support circle for members.

Participants engage in a trivia competition featuring multiple rounds on diverse topics, including music and image-based questions. Teams are limited to six people, with the option to form multiple teams. Food options are available.

WASABI is a language exchange event focusing on English, Japanese, and Korean. Participants rotate languages every 40 minutes, engaging in conversation while utilizing educational worksheets that cover vocabulary, grammar, and useful expressions. The event fosters a supportive environment where participants of all proficiency levels can learn together and connect. Attendees are expected to purchase at least one item at the venue.

Players begin this session at level 2. The narrative follows a group of adventurers who have been poisoned and imprisoned by Drow within the Underdark. The party must escape captivity and navigate a perilous network of tunnels and caverns to survive the journey back to the surface.

This social language exchange provides an opportunity for participants to practice various languages and connect with others in a relaxed, community-focused environment. Participants are seated at tables and rotate every 30 minutes to facilitate interactions with a wide variety of people. Question sheets are provided at each table to assist conversation, making it accessible for individuals of all language proficiency levels. Attendees must pay a participation fee and purchase at least one item from the venue. This is not a dating or matchmaking event.

This event features a series of lightning talks presented by local developers focusing on the integration of artificial intelligence in software development. Topics include AI-driven specification development, regional training programs, and a panel discussion regarding the future impact of AI on developer roles. The session serves as a forum for the local AI and .NET community to share insights and projects.

The GoGeomatics Calgary meetup serves as a gathering for professionals in geomatics, including GIS, surveying, remote sensing, mapping, government, industry, and education. Held in anticipation of the national GoGeomatics Expo, this event provides an opportunity for local regulars, conference speakers, exhibitors, and visiting professionals to connect in a casual environment. There are no formal presentations or agendas, facilitating open networking and community building.

This event provides recreational indoor volleyball sessions for players of all skill levels. Participants are required to bring appropriate athletic footwear and comfortable clothing. A cancellation policy is in effect, where cancellations made less than 24 hours before the session or no-shows are charged the full participation fee.

This facilitated discussion group explores the personal perception of power and control. Participants reflect on how their sense of control influences their thoughts, behaviors, and relationships. The session encourages introspection without offering advice or criticism, aiming to help individuals understand their internal patterns and reactions to different life situations.

This seminar provides advanced training on practical Wireshark techniques for network analysis and troubleshooting. Topics include network taps versus spanning, advanced display and capture filters, CLI tool utilization (tshark, mergecap, editcap), and JSON processing. Participants will learn to conduct anomaly analysis, decode SSL/TLS traffic, and perform detailed latency and TopN analysis for TCP and UDP applications. The curriculum is designed for those with foundational knowledge of packet capture who wish to develop professional-level skills in network debugging and reporting.

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.

This language exchange event facilitates 1-on-1 conversations to help participants practice Japanese, Korean, and English. The format features a rotation where attendees switch partners every 15 minutes, allowing for flexible language division and personalized practice. Conversation topics and useful phrases are provided to assist interaction. The event is designed for participants of all proficiency levels.

Attendees participate in a trivia competition, preceded by a meal. Participants are divided into teams to answer questions.

A recurring series for writers and performers to present 5 to 10 minutes of material, including slam poetry, songs, comedy, and readings. Participants may seek feedback on their work and test new sets in a collaborative setting that encourages networking among creatives.

Players of all skill levels (1.0-4.5) participate in tennis rallies, singles, and doubles matches. The session focuses on skill development and playing with a variety of opponents. Participants are advised to perform a warm-up before play commences.

This social volleyball event is open to all skill levels, including beginners. The format consists of six teams of five players across three available courts. Participants must wear athletic footwear and are permitted to bring water, but food and other drinks are prohibited in the gymnasium. Participants are required to manage their attendance status in advance. Changes must be made before the specified cutoff time to accommodate those on the waitlist, and repeated no-shows may result in removal from the group.

Pickleball is a paddle sport combining elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. This activity includes a brief rules introduction followed by recreational games and rallies. All skill levels are welcome. Attendees must provide their own indoor sports footwear. Rental paddles are available.

The Guided Full-moon Meditation workshop is a session that utilizes the energy associated with the full moon to promote healing, emotional release, and mental clarity. Led by a trained Art of Living Instructor, the session focuses on personal realignment, the cultivation of inner balance, and the transformation of negative emotional patterns. Participants engage in group meditation, which aims to amplify collective serenity and provide a sense of personal renewal. The practice is designed to support heightened self-awareness and the manifestation of personal intentions through shared intention and deep relaxation.

This seminar focuses on constructing robust cybersecurity frameworks within corporations, addressing increasing cyber threats and the upcoming SCS evaluation system. The curriculum covers strategies beyond mere product implementation, emphasizing the assessment of internal risks, organizational structure, and the efficient use of existing IT assets. Key topics include incident response protocols, management decision-making, forensic investigations, recovery processes, table-top exercises, and backup restoration tests. The program is designed for executives, IT departments, administrative staff, and risk management professionals aiming to develop actionable security postures for both routine operations and emergency situations.

This language exchange event is designed for Japanese nationals who are beginners in English and wish to practice. Participants engage in English and Japanese conversation with foreign individuals who want to practice Japanese. Small groups are formed at tables with periodic seat rotations to facilitate interaction. Participants are required to follow specific rules regarding language usage, must purchase a drink, and are required to register for membership.

This language exchange event facilitates English and Japanese practice for participants of varying proficiency levels. It focuses on mutual language learning within small groups, utilizing structured seat rotations to encourage interaction. The format requires the use of both languages, and participants are categorized based on their specific learning goals and proficiency. Membership and adherence to specific rules are required to maintain the environment.

This volleyball practice group welcomes players of all levels to participate in organized games. Attendees should bring indoor footwear and necessary personal items. Participants are required to communicate any anticipated absences or lateness to the organizers.

This study session serves as a forum for business owners and individuals to discuss the practical application of generative AI. Participants share concrete success and failure stories in an informal setting, focusing on actionable know-how without sales pitches or complex terminology. The goal is to provide a collaborative space for attendees to exchange ideas and clarify how to integrate AI tools into their specific business operations.

This recurring language exchange meetup facilitates interaction between English and Japanese speakers from diverse cultural backgrounds. Attendees participate in small groups of approximately four people at each table, with seat rotations occurring every 30 minutes to ensure opportunities to converse with different participants. Tables are organized by language preference, allowing for focused English-only conversation or Japanese practice. Participants are required to order a drink, and a one-time membership fee applies to join the group.

This international exchange event connects foreign residents interested in speaking Japanese with native speakers. Participants are organized into small groups with seat rotations occurring every 30 minutes to facilitate conversation. A drink purchase is required for participation, and the event operates on a membership basis requiring agreement to established rules. Only Japanese and English are permitted during conversations.

This meetup provides an opportunity to play chess while practicing English conversation. It is open to players of all skill levels, including beginners, and facilitates international exchange through a casual, one-on-one board game setting. Participation is restricted to registered members, requiring attendees to read and agree to the event's established rule book prior to attendance.

This session features 6-a-side futsal games organized into three rotating teams. Participants must possess basic ball control skills. Games follow standard futsal rules with strict prohibitions against slide tackles and aggressive contact to ensure a safe exercise environment. Necessary equipment includes turf or sports shoes and personal hydration. The event operates with a cancellation policy where late withdrawals may incur fees.

A casual, mixed-level pick-up volleyball game suitable for participants of all skill levels.

This language exchange event provides an opportunity for participants to practice speaking English and Japanese. The group facilitates cross-cultural interaction and connection, welcoming individuals of all language proficiency levels to engage in conversation.

Participants are divided into small groups to practice speaking Chinese and Japanese. Members are shuffled every 20 minutes to facilitate conversation among diverse participants. This event encourages language learning and cultural exchange between Japanese locals and individuals from China, Taiwan, and Singapore, regardless of current proficiency levels.

Volunteers assist in preparing nutritious meals for families facing adversity and crisis. Activities involve creating dishes from donated ingredients under the guidance of lead volunteers. Participants must adhere to safety protocols, including wearing closed-toe shoes and securing long hair, as well as following strict hygiene practices like hand-washing and surface sanitizing. Volunteers are responsible for cleaning the kitchen after food preparation. Children are not permitted to attend due to the high-traffic environment.

The Open Coffee Club is a casual gathering for individuals involved in founding, operating, or funding startups. It serves as an informal networking venue for the startup community to discuss news, exchange insights, and connect with peers.

Volunteers are needed to assist in packing and organizing customized freezer meals for families experiencing crisis or adversity. Tasks include assembling packages based on specific dietary needs and allergies, accurately recording and labeling items, maintaining cleanliness in the workspace, and transporting supplies. This role requires high attention to detail, organization, and the ability to perform physical tasks, including lifting and carrying heavy bags.

Volunteers will assist the Metro Vancouver Ecological Restoration Team with habitat restoration efforts. Activities include planting native trees and shrubs to address soil erosion and installing erosion control measures such as blankets and coir logs. Tools, gloves, and training are provided to participants.

A bi-weekly social gathering for TSSC members to meet and engage in casual conversation. Attendees are expected to keep discussions light and avoid heated topics such as politics or religion. The group collectively decides on the topics of conversation during the sessions.

A social lunch gathering at a Chinese buffet restaurant. Attendees will enjoy a buffet-style meal and conversation.

Tea Time is a language practice initiative organized by the non-profit organization NUMA. Participants gather in a relaxed setting to converse with fellow learners and volunteer facilitators while enjoying tea and light refreshments. The sessions are designed to foster community connection and facilitate language exchange. Participation fees support event operations, with a loyalty system and free entry options for volunteers and specific student groups. The organization also recruits community members as volunteers for conversation facilitation and event assistance.

A social gathering for meeting new people and practicing languages. Participants engage in informal conversations.

This event is part of the global GitHub Copilot Dev Days initiative, focusing on working with AI agents from the GitHub Copilot application to VS Code integration. Participants will engage in a hands-on workshop to build a retro arcade game, exploring context engineering, Plan Mode, Agent Mode, and multi-agent workflows. Attendees are required to bring a laptop with VS Code installed and a GitHub account configured with Copilot.

This event is a silent book club gathering where members meet to read books in a shared, quiet environment. It provides a space for readers to enjoy literature together and socialize with others who share a passion for reading.

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.

This workshop utilizes improv comedy techniques to foster spontaneity, active listening, and clear self-expression. Participants engage in games and exercises designed to help overcome overthinking, improve social presence, and adapt to changing situations. The session aims to build confidence in communication and interpersonal interaction without requiring prior acting or comedy experience.

This meetup provides an opportunity for documentation professionals and newcomers to share real-world experiences and network with others in the local documentation community.

A workshop focused on essential business financial metrics, including operating costs, profit margins, break-even points, and monthly cash flow projections. Participants learn how to set justifiable prices through practical examples. No prior accounting experience is necessary. A networking session for entrepreneurs is included.

This workshop utilizes the Jobs-to-be-done theory to assist participants in refining product messaging and sales strategies. It addresses difficulties related to unclear product value, market demand, and general sales hesitation. The content covers buyer deliberation, the situational nature of decisions over buyer personas, and recognizing competition from inaction. Furthermore, it explores the impact of feature bloat and introduces a gift mindset for creating marketing solutions that align with customer struggles. The session is targeted at founders, startup teams, product marketers, and copywriters.

A 90-minute walking tour through Toronto’s historic Cabbagetown neighbourhood. The route explores local legends, historical narratives, and mysterious landmarks, including Allan Gardens, the Winchester Hotel, and the Toronto Necropolis. Participants visit various sites associated with urban folklore and Victorian history while walking through the area.

Participants engage in a trivia competition while enjoying ribs and wings. Attendees organize into teams with a maximum of six members.

Weekly badminton sessions for players to compete, socialize, and improve their skills. Organizers provide birdies, nets, changing rooms, and restroom facilities. A fee is required for participation.

Participants meet to share a meal and engage in casual conversation. This gathering offers an opportunity to socialize in a relaxed dining environment. A contribution fee is requested to support the group's ongoing activities.

This event facilitates small group conversations in both Japanese and English over tea and board games. Participants are encouraged to bring a snack or drink to share. The event is exclusive to individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB). A strict RSVP policy is enforced to manage group attendance.

A social event designed for people to meet, socialize, and practice languages. Participants identify the languages they speak using flag stickers placed on their clothing, which serves as a visual guide to facilitate conversation. The gathering is open to all ages and proficiency levels.

The World Referral Network (WRN) facilitates business-to-business networking in a relaxed, agenda-free environment. This gathering focuses on fostering professional relationships through unstructured interaction, eliminating formal pitches, speeches, and presentations. Attendees have the opportunity to connect with other business professionals to explore partnerships and collaborative opportunities.

This trivia night, hosted by Jason Agnew, features Halloween-themed questions. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes. Participants are expected to purchase food or drinks to support the venue. The venue is fully accessible.

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.

Practical Philosophy is a weekly community gathering designed for individuals to engage in deep conversations, refine critical thinking, and improve communication skills. The format emphasizes accessible, non-academic dialogue rather than formal study, allowing participants to explore various topics without the need for prior preparation. Sessions are structured to foster interaction, often breaking into smaller groups to maintain conversational flow, and as a registered charity, the organization operates on a voluntary donation basis while prioritizing a respectful environment for diverse perspectives.

This session focuses on the study of synchronicities and meaningful coincidences. Participants will explore the definition of synchronicity, learn methods to differentiate between genuine signs and personal interpretation, and discuss practical tools for incorporating these concepts into daily life. The event includes group discussions, sharing personal stories, and guided exercises to improve intuition and awareness of these phenomena.

Screemers is a haunted attraction featuring multiple themed haunted houses, unsettling scenes, and dark corridors. The event offers an immersive experience with loud noises, darkness, fog, strobe-like effects, and live actors. Additionally, it includes carnival-style entertainment and photo opportunities.

Participants gather to practice and improve English conversation skills while meeting new people.

A casual, social chess meetup open to players of all skill levels. The event focuses on friendly games in a relaxed atmosphere. Participants are encouraged to support the hosting venue by purchasing food or beverages and are welcome to bring their own chess boards.

Wallyball matches consist of 3-4 players per side. The gameplay focuses on rallying, with a requirement of at least two hits per side and a preference for three. Rules prohibit spiking, blocking, kicking, ceiling hits, and aggressive serves. Participants are expected to assist with setup. White or blue-soled non-marking indoor footwear is mandatory, and the environment is strictly scent-free. Fees are charged per person, and consistent attendance is required to ensure the minimum number of players per court.

The Wascana Toastmasters Club provides a platform to improve public speaking, communication, and leadership skills in a supportive environment. The club welcomes guests to weekly meetings, offering both in-person and online participation options.

The Planet Youth Saddle Ridge Coalition and Trellis Society host community meetings for youth, families, and residents to collaborate on shaping a more inclusive neighborhood. These sessions provide a platform for participants to express their opinions, engage with local organizations, and contribute to community development in NE Calgary.

In this chilling adaptation of Stephen King's horror novel, withdrawn and sensitive teen Carrie White faces taunting from classmates at school and abuse from her fanatically pious mother at home. When strange occurrences start happening around Carrie, she begins to suspect that she has supernatural powers. Invited to the prom by the empathetic Tommy Ross, Carrie tries to let her guard down, but things eventually take a dark and violent turn. Event Details Date: October 27, 2026 Seating & Concession: 6:30 PM Screening: 7:30 PM Event Information: Doors open at 6:30 PM to allow guests time to visit the concession. This movie is rated 18A. Seats inside the Capitol Theatre are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

This special offer features $6 burgers, house beers, and sparkling wine, with $5 Jack Daniel’s Honey. Customers may add bacon, cheese, or mushrooms for $3, or an extra patty for $5.

The VTIC Study Circle is a small, facilitated round-table discussion series focused on investing. The format prioritizes exchanging ideas and personal experiences in a relaxed environment rather than formal presentations or lectures. Participants engage in guided conversations on topics such as how they began investing and decision-making processes. This pilot initiative is designed to provide an intimate networking environment for both new and experienced investors.

This drop-in session focuses on doubles badminton matches played with music. Participants are required to bring their own racquet, indoor shoes, and water. The games follow specific scoring rules, with guidelines regarding the use of shuttlecocks for warm-ups versus match play. Attendees aged 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent. The environment is casual and focused on sportsmanship, with strict policies against cheating, fighting, or aggressive behavior.

The group gathers to play medium to heavy weight board games. Participants are encouraged to bring their own games to share and teach. The venue provides refreshments including snacks and beverages, and a fee is required for unlimited gameplay.

Alex Bunardzic explores the security and integrity risks of AI agents in software development, specifically how agents might alter tests, specifications, or configurations to falsely report successful outcomes. He introduces DETENT, a differential oracle designed to compare specification files against proposed changes to prevent unauthorized modifications. The session also covers the ACG Rubric for assessing the accountability, verification, and specification practices of engineering teams. The event includes a live demonstration of these tools against a repository containing intentionally deceptive commits. Following the presentation, an open panel discussion invites attendees to address challenges regarding the review and auditing of AI-generated code in professional environments.

The Crescent Heights Walk is an activity aimed at exploring the city. Participants must sign a waiver and observe the event's code of conduct.

This event is a book discussion centered on AI Snake Oil by Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor. The authors examine the distinction between generative and predictive AI, arguing that the latter frequently underperforms while masking systemic institutional failures. Discussion participants will analyze the authors' perspectives on AI hype, the limits of predictive analytics in various social contexts, and the roles that researchers, media, and corporations play in creating unrealistic expectations regarding technology.

This seminar provides a comprehensive overview of wireless LAN measurement, capture, and analysis. Participants will learn techniques for IEEE 802.11 dump analysis, visualization, and troubleshooting across the physical, data link, and security layers. Practical exercises involve using spectrum analyzers to monitor 2.4, 5, and 6GHz bands for interference and DFS, as well as using capture tools like CommView for WiFi, Eye P.A. (Chanalyzer 6), and Linux to analyze protocol behaviors and communication state transitions using Wireshark 4.x. Furthermore, the curriculum covers wireless security through the analysis of WPA2 and WPA3 protocols using open-source tools to understand current threats and vulnerabilities.

Practical Philosophy hosts recurring in-person forums focused on fostering critical thinking, communication, and community. The sessions are designed to be accessible to all, prioritizing personal perspectives over academic study or specific philosophical schools. Participants do not need prior knowledge or preparation to join the discussions. Meetings involve exploring a chosen topic through small group conversations, which facilitates an interactive flow. The agenda includes an introduction to the theme, breakout discussions, and a final group summary to share conclusions.

Volunteers assist in sorting and bagging donated bread, buns, and sweets for client care packages. Tasks include sanitizing work surfaces, cleaning bread bins, organizing the kitchen, and waste disposal. Volunteers must wear gloves, tie back long hair, and follow strict hygiene protocols. Registration with a Volunteer ID and completion of sign-in/sign-out procedures are required.

This benchmark tour visits Asahi Real Estate to examine how the company achieved the largest scale and highest profitability in its region. The program focuses on their Property Management business, specifically strategies for maximizing owner revenue and property value. Participants will engage in seminars and site visits led by President Masayoshi Ishibashi, gaining insights into business strategies and operational models for real estate management in regional cities.

Participants perform karaoke songs in a social setting. Attendees may choose to sing or support others from the audience.

This session offers low-pressure pickup soccer for all skill levels. Participants must provide their own soccer cleats, shin guards, and water, while match balls and pinnies are supplied. The game is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and all attendees are expected to adhere to a code of conduct emphasizing fair play and respectful communication. Agreement to a participation waiver is required.

Participants bring their own creative projects, such as knitting, sewing, or drawing, to work on in a shared environment. The gathering provides an opportunity for social interaction while individuals engage in their personal hobbies. The session includes a thirty-minute demonstration of techniques for sketching with alcohol markers. All participants must provide their own materials and tools for their specific activities.

A clothed life drawing session with a Ukrainian female model features a 120-minute continuous pose, including breaks. The lighting is modeled after classical figure painting to emphasize tonal contrast and form. This is an untutored session open to all skill levels where participants may use media such as pencil, charcoal, or paint. Easels and drawing boards are provided, but participants must bring their own clips. Photography and video recording by participants are prohibited.

Participants can enjoy casual volleyball games in an inclusive environment that welcomes both beginners and experienced players. The sessions provide an opportunity for international exchange and exercise, allowing individuals and groups to interact while playing. Indoor sports shoes are required, and advanced volleyball sessions are also available for those seeking a more competitive experience.

This is a social pickleball session for players from beginner to advanced levels. Participants should possess an understanding of basic rules and scoring, as no formal instruction is provided. Players will rotate through matches to ensure variety in partners and opponents. Indoor court shoes are required, and participants are expected to assist with setup and cleanup. A rental option for paddles is available, and a 24-hour cancellation policy is strictly enforced.

This event is a language exchange meetup designed for beginners, facilitating conversation between Japanese speakers and foreigners. The format utilizes small groups of approximately four participants with periodic seat rotations to encourage interaction. Participants are expected to engage in both English and Japanese, helping each other learn in a reciprocal environment. The meetup requires attendees to be members and follow specific rules outlined by the organizer. It operates on a system involving a mandatory drink order and a small one-time membership card issuance fee. The event encourages a social atmosphere suitable for networking and cultural exchange.

This event is an international exchange meetup exclusively for Japanese and international students. It provides a platform for students to practice English and Japanese, share information about student life, and build friendships. Participants are supported by student organizers and are required to present student identification to verify their eligibility. The event facilitates language exchange and cross-cultural communication in a setting designed for individuals between the ages of 15 and 24.

This is an informal social meetup held at a sports bar where attendees can purchase food and drinks while participating in casual conversation. To ensure adequate space and a safe environment for all participants, an RSVP is required. Please note that the venue may occasionally broadcast sporting events, which can increase the noise level in the area.

A 120-minute life drawing session featuring a Japanese female model. The session includes a variety of pose durations ranging from 3 to 20 minutes, with lighting set to emphasize form and shadow. No formal instruction or critique is provided. Easels and drawing boards are available for use, and participants should bring their own drawing materials. Strict rules regarding unauthorized photography are enforced to ensure a safe environment.

A guided photowalk exploring a historic neighborhood known for its long shopping arcade and traditional standing-bar alleyways. The walk focuses on capturing atmospheric scenes, including neon signs and lantern-lined streets. Participants of all skill levels are welcome, using either cameras or smartphones, with a focus on casual exploration rather than technical perfection.

This language exchange event focuses on Spanish and Portuguese conversation. Participants are grouped at tables of approximately four, with regular rotations to allow for diverse interactions. English and Japanese may be used for assistance, making the session accessible to language learners of all levels. The environment is designed for both language practice and international exchange. Attendees are required to adhere to member guidelines and review the rule book before participating. Beverages and snacks are available for purchase during the session.

This meetup is designed for individuals who speak or are learning French, Spanish, Portuguese, or German, as well as those interested in international exchange. Participants engage in small group conversations, with regular seat rotations to ensure interaction with a diverse range of people. English and Japanese are available as auxiliary languages to support communication throughout the event.

The Kamakura Nihongo Club is a community-focused group that facilitates regular in-person meetups for Japanese conversation practice. Sessions are designed for learners of all levels to improve pronunciation, apply vocabulary, and gain fluency. Native Japanese speakers are encouraged to participate to support learners and maintain their own English skills. Meetings utilize both languages to foster an international community focused on mutual understanding.

A social pickleball event combining sports and networking. Participants play organized doubles matches with rotating partners, divided into groups based on skill level. The venue features indoor and outdoor courts, with equipment rental available. Attendees are required to wear non-marking athletic shoes. The format balances active gameplay with opportunities for social interaction.

This is a Japanese and English language exchange session open to all proficiency levels. Participants practice both languages through a structured format, alternating between English and Japanese every 20 minutes to facilitate conversation. Activities include guided self-introductions, the "20 Questions" game, group discussions on prepared topics, and free conversation practice.

The Sumida Striders is a running group that welcomes runners of all levels to participate in a 5k run. The group maintains a comfortable, conversational pace to ensure all participants are included, while also offering the opportunity for social interaction with dinner after the run.

This international meetup facilitates casual networking between locals, expats, and travelers. The environment is designed for solo attendees to connect through social interaction and group games. Participants engage in bilingual conversations in English and Japanese. Attendees are required to purchase at least one drink separately at the venue.

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 offers a space for locals, travelers, and expatriates to connect in a casual atmosphere. The standing-style format facilitates interaction, making it suitable for those attending alone to mingle and make new friends. Attendees can engage in language exchange, casual conversations, and games. Participants must purchase at least one drink at the venue.

People in their 20s and 30s living in or visiting Tokyo gather for international social exchange. Participants engage in casual conversations with locals, travelers, and expats to practice languages such as English and Japanese. Structured activities include shuffle times for mingling, profile cards to facilitate introductions, and group games. Attendees purchase individual drinks or an all-you-can-drink package, creating a standing-style social space for cultural exchange and networking.

A 7-kilometer hiking event navigating the forested trails of South Glenmore Park. The route features rolling hills and flat sections, with a steady and continuous pace maintained throughout. Participants should expect terrain including mud, tree roots, and slippery sections. This activity is not suitable for beginners. Sturdy hiking shoes or boots are mandatory, and mountain micro-spikes are required during snowy or icy conditions. Attendees must be prepared for the physical demands of the hike, as the group makes limited stops along the loop.

This is a 51.3 km circular cycling route featuring 35.2 km of paved road and 16.5 km of hard-packed trail, with a total elevation gain of 627 meters. The route includes a scheduled stop at a local cafe and lunch at White Pine Beach. It is considered a moderate to challenging ride due to several long climbs. Participants are responsible for ensuring their bicycles are in good mechanical condition and are advised to carry a repair kit and spare inner tube. Helmets are mandatory for all riders.

Beginners engage in casual golf activities designed to improve hand-eye coordination and foster social connections. The event includes a post-golf social gathering.

AWS 101 is a hands-on workshop focused on practical cloud infrastructure deployment. Participants will set up AWS accounts, navigate the console, and deploy a functional website to a live server using core services such as EC2, S3, IAM, and RDS. The session includes a guided build session followed by a collaborative team challenge. Teams will extend a provided base project by integrating databases, upgrading designs, and configuring custom domains to simulate real-world architectural decision-making.

An interactive fireside chat featuring Tyler Parrott, a Senior Security Developer at Wealthsimple, former Senior Solutions Architect at AWS, and veteran of the Communications Security Establishment. The discussion focuses on cloud engineering career pathways, strategies for navigating the competitive tech job market, and practical advice for building relevant cloud and security skills. Topics include leveraging industry certifications, executing personal cloud projects, and addressing security challenges within modern, AI-driven cloud architectures.

Participants engage in 1.5 hours of pool play. Following the session, attendees have the option to join a happy hour at a location decided by the group. The cost for pool table fees is approximately $8 to $10 per person.

An informal gathering for playing board and card games. Participants are welcome to bring their own games to share. Attendees are requested to support the venue by purchasing beverages and to update their RSVP status if unable to attend, ensuring those on the waitlist can join.

This session examines the transition from a no-code QA automation platform built on finite-state machines to an agentic testing framework. It covers the limitations encountered with structured no-code approaches and the impact of introducing autonomous agents into the software development lifecycle. Attendees will gain insights into the engineering tradeoffs, practical lessons learned during this shift, and how agents handle test planning, creation, and review.

Weekly writing sessions offer a space for individuals to work on personal projects, ranging from short notes to novels. The goal is to foster a sense of community and reduce the isolation often associated with writing. Participants are encouraged to discuss writing processes and literature during breaks in a supportive and respectful environment.

The evening features dinner and drink specials including a wing menu. Participants engage in Singo, a musical bingo game where attendees identify songs to complete cards. The night concludes with open-mic karaoke.

The event provides guided English and Korean language practice. Participants engage in interactive mini-lessons facilitated by a certified instructor, followed by structured conversation activities and board games. It is open to English learners, native Korean speakers, and individuals interested in cross-cultural communication.

The Short Reads Social group hosts casual discussions centered on monthly topics. This session focuses on fear, exploring questions regarding historical shifts in fear levels, the impact of media consumption on coping mechanisms, and general societal safety. Participants are encouraged to share related articles, media, or personal perspectives. The event also includes a costume contest.

This event is designed for landlords and real estate industry professionals in Ontario seeking practical solutions for tenant-related challenges. It features a lineup of experts specializing in fraud prevention and detection to assist landlords in managing risks related to building rental portfolios. The session includes a panel with a property management professional, a paralegal specializing in the Landlord and Tenant Board and tenancy acts, and a private investigator focused on locating delinquent tenants. The event offers educational insights and networking opportunities.

Practical Philosophy is a recurring community event focused on developing critical thinking, communication skills, and community connections. Participants meet to engage in structured, open-minded discussions on various weekly topics. No prior academic or formal philosophical training is required. The sessions utilize small group formats to facilitate meaningful conversation, encouraging individuals to share personal perspectives rather than academic theories.

Ractors (Ruby Actors) enable true parallelism in a single Ruby process, a feature previously missing from the language. This session covers the definition of Ractors, implementation methods, and practical use cases within frameworks and libraries.

This event provides a platform for language exchange and social interaction with a Halloween theme. Participants can engage in a costume contest, listen to DJ music, play board games, and practice languages with people from diverse backgrounds. Costumes are encouraged for attendees.

This presentation explores the multifaceted world of web scraping, examining various methodologies ranging from simple API polling to complex, long-term data mirroring. The talk addresses technical considerations, architectural choices, and the associated costs in time, effort, and risk. Key topics include the integration of agentic and machine learning tools, scaling challenges, and the pursuit of comprehensive datasets.

Almost Jeopardy is a trivia game featuring a variation of the classic television quiz show format. Participants can enjoy food and beverages during the event, which operates on a walk-in basis without the need for pre-booking.

Edmonton Tech Wednesdays is a weekly, informal gathering for the local technology community, including software developers, engineers, designers, startup founders, students, and researchers. The event operates without a set agenda, presentations, or sponsors, focusing entirely on facilitating organic conversation and networking among attendees. It provides a consistent space for individuals to discuss projects, share industry knowledge, and connect with peers in the regional tech scene.

This session explores how human-centered design, interviewing techniques, and strategic problem reframing help data practitioners align technical work with business strategy. Participants will learn to extract user needs behind stakeholder requests, reframe complex business problems, and implement co-design protocols to build cross-functional alignment. The presentation is led by Adam Haigler, a consultant and facilitator specializing in design thinking and creative problem-solving.

Sobu Social offers a daily happy hour menu featuring various food dishes at discounted prices. Patrons may order individual plates or share items with others.

Happy Cafés focus on fostering human connection by bringing together positive individuals. Participants share personal strategies for happiness and learn from the experiences of others. This initiative is organized in association with the global Action for Happiness movement.

This session provides a dedicated environment for creative work, such as sketching, painting, journaling, writing, and fiber arts. It is a quiet co-working space without structured activities or icebreakers, allowing participants to focus on their individual projects alongside others. Attendees are encouraged to make a purchase at the venue.

This language study group provides a collaborative environment for individuals preparing for French proficiency exams such as the TEF, TCF, or those seeking permanent residency. Participants engage in guided discussions using structured worksheets designed to accommodate various proficiency levels. The group aims to support language learners through mutual motivation and practice. Native French speakers are encouraged to participate to facilitate conversation and assist others in the community.

Participants engage in friendly futsal matches within a gym facility. Proper running shoes and appropriate athletic attire are required. The organization disclaims liability for any injuries or damages resulting from participation.

Participants will engage in a Halloween-themed painting session featuring professional instruction. The ticket price includes a canvas and the use of art supplies. Food and beverages are available for purchase. This event is open to attendees aged 18 and older.

An introductory seminar on malware analysis using packet capture and Wireshark. Participants analyze the behavior of malware such as LOKIBOT, Emotet, RAMNIT, and Trickbot, as well as Exploit Kits using actual infection traffic. The curriculum covers identifying infected devices, conducting root cause analysis, and creating incident reports through practical exercises.

This workshop covers the application of R for bioacoustic research. Participants will learn to use essential R packages for extracting bird vocalizations from Xeno-Canto, running machine learning models like BirdNET for species detection, and visualizing acoustic data. The session focuses on Pacific Northwest bird species.

The AWS Student Builder Group (SBG) at the University of Victoria, in collaboration with the UVIC Consulting Group, is hosting an open house event. The session provides an overview of the chapter, opportunities for students to get involved, and a chance to meet the team behind the group. It is designed for students interested in AWS technologies and developing their technical skillsets.

BLEND OSAKA is an international community designed for locals, expats, travelers, and students to connect through coffee and cultural exchange. Participants engage in facilitated small-group conversations in a relaxed environment, allowing for international friendships and language practice. Organizers help manage seating and interactions to ensure a welcoming experience for everyone, regardless of language proficiency.

This discussion group explores the philosophy of language, focusing on how we define terms, the origins of word meaning, and whether linguistic clarification can resolve philosophical problems. Participants examine questions such as how to define everyday objects, how to distinguish between disagreements about the world versus disagreements about definitions, and whether society should deliberately revise the meanings of specific words. The session follows a structured format emphasizing cooperative dialogue, concise points, and respectful engagement.

This philosophical discussion explores the debate between free will, the capacity for genuine choice, and determinism, which posits that all events are necessitated by prior causes. The session examines key philosophical perspectives, including hard determinism, libertarianism, and compatibilism, while analyzing how these concepts shape the understanding of moral responsibility, human behavior, and the predictability of actions.

The MetamorepHIIT Fitness Society offers weekly outdoor fitness training sessions designed for participants of all ages and fitness levels. The program focuses on strength and conditioning through a self-paced boot camp format, where workouts can be modified to accommodate individual needs and abilities.

A Halloween-themed social gathering centered on Japanese sake. Participants enjoy a curated course meal paired with three selected sake varieties. A certified Sake Sommelier leads the event, providing insights and education on each sake selection. Attendees are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes. This event is open to individuals aged 19 and older, and valid identification is required.

This event offers an opportunity to engage in informal English conversation practice.

A language exchange event for English and Japanese speakers. Participants engage in group and one-on-one conversations to practice language skills and connect with others. Bilingual organizers manage the groups based on language proficiency. An optional casual gathering takes place after the main session.

This community event, organized by the Ruby Association, aims to promote the further utilization and popularity of the Ruby programming language. The seminar features a keynote presentation by Ruby creator Yukihiro Matsumoto, along with technical sessions covering software development practices and real-world applications of Ruby on Rails. The event serves as a venue for developers to learn about current technical trends and network with others in the community.

Basketball pick-up games bring together locals and internationals for casual athletic interaction. Players of all skill levels are welcome to participate, fostering a friendly environment that transcends language barriers. Those interested in higher-level play may inquire about separate advanced sessions. Participants must provide their own indoor-appropriate footwear, as well as one light-colored and one dark-colored shirt for team division purposes.

This event is an international exchange gathering specifically for women in their teens, 20s, and 30s. It offers a relaxed, casual environment for participants to practice English or Japanese, share experiences, and make new friends. Attendees can discuss topics such as hobbies, travel, work, and daily life. The meetup is part of a larger cafe operation that hosts multiple exchange groups simultaneously. Participants are free to interact with others and may move between different tables or meetups during designated times. Membership registration requires reviewing the provided rules.

A recreational volleyball session designed for all skill levels in a safe and supportive environment. Participants are required to adhere to group conduct rules, which include providing advance notification for absences and maintaining a respectful and positive attitude. Players should bring their own indoor shoes, water, and necessary equipment.

A language exchange session aimed at helping individuals practice English and Japanese in an inclusive environment. Participants of all proficiency levels engage in facilitated group conversations with support from bilingual organizers. The format incorporates periodic member shuffling and potential one-on-one interactions to encourage diverse connections. This event is open to adults aged 20 and over, welcoming both residents and visitors interested in cultural exchange.

This event is a social gathering designed for international exchange through English conversation and socializing. Attendees can choose between English-only or bilingual tables to interact with locals and international visitors. The environment features a casual bar setting offering over 40 types of alcoholic beverages and various snack options. Participants can engage in structured social activities such as 30-minute seat rotations to meet new people and traditional Japanese dice games with drink orders. The gathering operates on a membership basis, requiring participants to agree to specific rule guidelines. Alcohol and food are available for purchase at the venue.

This language exchange meetup facilitates conversation between Korean and Japanese speakers in a social setting. The format utilizes small group seating that rotates periodically to allow participants to interact with different people. The event is open to individuals of all proficiency levels and focuses on providing a supportive environment for language practice and international networking.

This event centers on international exchange through casual conversation and networking over drinks. Participants can select between English-only tables or tables where both English and Japanese are spoken. The venue offers a selection of over 40 types of alcoholic beverages, including global and Japanese beers, alongside various snacks. The atmosphere is modeled after an international bar, with structured 30-minute seat rotations to encourage meeting new people from diverse backgrounds. The event also features traditional Japanese bar culture, including the option to play the dice game 'Chinchirorin' upon ordering beer refills. Designed for both Japanese and international participants, the gathering accommodates individuals and groups in a relaxed environment suitable for practicing language skills and making new friends.

This event combines an international exchange meetup at a café with a group run. Participants gather at the café first to socialize before heading out for a 5 km jog at a beginner-friendly pace. The route includes short breaks, allowing participants to enjoy the surroundings. The meetup is open to individuals under 40, including solo participants and first-time attendees. Please bring appropriate running attire and shoes for the activity.

A study session for those interested in Agile development, focusing on the second part of the book "Intuitive Management: Dynamic Management Theory Interpreted through the Philosophy of Empathy." The session structure consists of a chapter summary by a presenter followed by group discussions. Topics for this session include the SECI model, cultivating intersubjectivity, methodologies for collective essential intuition, and the management theory of essential intuition.

This event combines an international cafe meetup with a 5km group jog around the Imperial Palace. Participants begin by socializing at a cafe to build rapport before heading out for a beginner-friendly run. The activity includes periodic breaks and is designed for participants under 40. Membership, advance registration, a participation fee, and a minimum drink purchase are required for all attendees.

Participants engage in a 5km jog with a social running group. The activity concludes with a visit to a coffee shop. Costumes are optional but encouraged.

Travel enthusiasts gather to share experiences, exchange travel tips, and connect with others interested in domestic and international trips. Bringing photographs of past travel destinations encourages conversation. Attendees must be at least 20 years old and are required to present identification upon entry.

A competitive 5-a-side futsal session requiring proficiency in basic ball control and inside kicks. The game format consists of three teams rotating with 9-minute matches. Participants are expected to demonstrate strong teamwork and adhere to strict safety guidelines, including a prohibition on slide tackles and contact from behind. Goalkeeper positions rotate periodically. Participants must provide their own turf or training shoes, as studs and spikes are prohibited. A 24-hour cancellation policy applies, with full penalties for late withdrawals.

This language exchange event facilitates practice in English and Japanese through structured group conversations. Participants are divided into small groups of three to four people, with seats rotating periodically to ensure interaction with different individuals. The session alternates between English and Japanese conversation segments to help attendees improve speaking skills and natural phrasing. Topic cards are provided to assist with conversation flow, catering to various proficiency levels from beginners to advanced speakers. Attendees are required to purchase at least one drink at the venue.

A social gathering designed for individuals to practice English and Japanese. The event facilitates language improvement through both group discussions and one-on-one conversations. Participants of all language ability levels are encouraged to attend to converse with locals and international visitors in an informal setting. Participants are required to purchase beverages or food from the establishment hosting the event.

The event provides a multicultural environment for international exchange. It is a free-time style social gathering where participants can change languages and seating. Board games are available for use, and a selection of snacks and beverages, including alcoholic drinks, can be purchased. The gathering is geared toward attendees in their 20s and 30s. Membership is required, which involves agreeing to a code of conduct.

The RainCity Referral Roundtable is a networking group for business entrepreneurs focused on exchanging referrals, fostering professional connections, and sharing business strategies. The group consists of professionals from sectors such as financial planning, legal services, and residential mortgages, and is currently seeking individuals from complementary industries to expand its membership.

Participants will hike to the three Joffre Lakes, with opportunities for mountain views, swimming, and outdoor recreation. The event involves coordinating group reservations for the required access permits and organizing carpooling arrangements to the trailhead.

The Cashless Collective is a zero-cash trade network for women and non-binary individuals. Members exchange professional and hobby-based skills, such as bookkeeping, copywriting, tailoring, photography, and meal preparation, to bypass traditional financial barriers. This initiative facilitates a private, member-only directory for direct skill swapping without the need for currency.

This community gathering provides a space for individuals to engage in casual conversation over beverages. Participants, including newcomers and long-term residents, meet to socialize and connect with others.

Casual conversation meetup. Attendees typically gather at a cafe within a local plaza that features various food and beverage vendors offering options such as soup, donuts, Indian cuisine, sushi, and coffee.

A weekly gathering for Spanish practice and connection among Spanish speakers, including both Canadians and Latinos. Participants are encouraged to purchase food or drinks.

This meetup focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence on work, economic opportunity, and power dynamics. The event utilizes guided small-group conversations and shared reflections to explore how AI shapes careers, entrepreneurship, and community resources, while addressing questions about who has access to the influence and support necessary to thrive in an evolving technological landscape. Attendees, including creatives, students, and digital workers, engage in discussions to exchange perspectives on navigating an AI-driven future. The dialogue centers on lived experiences, fostering a space for collective thought on agency, participation, and accountability in the tech ecosystem.

A community meetup based on the third place concept defined by sociologist Ray Oldenburg. The event aims to foster social interaction in an accessible environment outside of home and work, encouraging connections among residents.

Intermediate and advanced badminton sessions are organized for players to compete, socialize, and improve. Participants must provide their own rackets and two new feather or synthetic shuttles, or pay an additional fee to acquire them on-site. An admission fee is required to participate. Parking is available for an additional cost, though public transportation is recommended.

The Toronto IAM Community Meetup focuses on identity and access management and security topics. The event includes sessions regarding security leadership and panel discussions on current industry challenges, followed by professional networking opportunities.

This event is a networking meetup for professionals and enthusiasts in the field of Identity and Access Management (IAM). It provides an informal environment for attendees to discuss industry trends, exchange ideas, and connect with peers within the identity control community.

This meetup focuses on iOS development for the iPhone Duo, Apple's foldable device. Discussions include adapting applications to dual displays, handling variable screen layouts, and utilizing new APIs introduced in iOS 27.

TON of Demos is a recurring event where innovators pitch their companies, products, or models to an audience. Attendees provide constructive feedback, ask questions, and network with others in the local business community. The session fosters an environment for sharing ideas and supporting professional development.

This session explores the practical applications of artificial intelligence to improve small business operations. Topics include utilizing current AI tools to enhance productivity, decrease overhead costs, generate leads, and foster business growth. Attendees will learn actionable strategies for integrating AI into daily workflows for immediate operational improvements.

Attendees gather for a social evening dedicated to crafting, conversation, and desserts. Participants are encouraged to bring their own knitting or craft projects. Access to a community supply bag is available upon request for those who need materials. For health safety, full COVID-19 immunization is required.

The Leaders en action club is a francophone Toastmasters International affiliate focused on improving public speaking and leadership skills. For two decades, it has supported members in developing their communication abilities through regular practice and the Toastmasters Pathways educational program.

A technical meetup focused on Web and JavaScript development. The session includes a technical talk titled "Super Interfaces: the Other SI" by Keith Noel, a fireside chat with organizers, and an open mic segment where attendees share development experiences. Giveaway prizes include subscriptions to JetBrains development tools.

This session examines the development of a production-ready reporting application using .NET 10 and Angular, completed in approximately 120 hours with AI assistance. The presentation explores the methodology, including the use of Claude Code and Fable 5.1, as well as the deliberate development processes, prompting strategies, and collaborative workflows employed. The speaker provides insights into structuring projects and maintaining control over architecture and quality when integrating AI tools into professional software development.

This event provides an opportunity for participants to practice English conversation skills, with a separate table available for Spanish speakers. Attendees are encouraged to engage in open dialogue on a variety of topics. Native speakers are invited to participate to assist learners. A mandatory minimum purchase of $7.00 is required at the venue to support the hosting location.

This presentation covers the evolution of data platforms from data warehouses to data lakes and lakehouses. It outlines how to build a lakehouse architecture on AWS using S3 Tables with Apache Iceberg for storage, Lake Formation for access control, and SageMaker Unified Studio for data discovery and subscription. Attendees will receive a reference architecture for data management.

Legacy software is often perceived as fragile and difficult to maintain. However, it represents successful systems that generate revenue and serve active users. This presentation discusses approaches to managing legacy projects, identifying opportunities for incremental improvements, and transforming problematic codebases into more maintainable and enjoyable environments.

The CHILL (Collectif Harmonieux d'Impro Libre et Ludique) hosts improvisation workshops consisting of exercises and simulated performance scenarios. These sessions are designed exclusively for active participants to engage in skill development within a supportive and enjoyable environment.

A live stage production of The Rocky Horror Show, a cult classic musical. The event encourages audience participation through shouting callbacks, using props, and wearing costumes. Prop kits are available for purchase, and attendees are invited to engage with the performance according to their comfort level.

This walking tour explores the darker side of Old Toronto, focusing on local history, ghost stories, and urban legends. Participants learn about haunted hotels, gruesome executions, and mysterious events associated with various landmarks. The route covers notable sites from the downtown core to the Hockey Hall of Fame, highlighting unusual aspects of the city's past, including historical perspectives on clowns. The experience consists of outdoor storytelling rather than building entry.

This monthly book club meeting is dedicated to discussing the novel The Final Girls by Riley Sager. The story follows Quincy Carpenter, one of three survivors of separate massacres dubbed The Final Girls by the media. Attendees are encouraged to read the book beforehand, though participation is open to everyone. Facilitators guide the conversation to ensure all participants have an opportunity to speak.

This is a casual social gathering featuring food and drink specials, such as discounted burgers and beer. Attendees are encouraged to support the hosting venue by making a purchase.

Players join a party of investigators to uncover dark secrets in a world filled with supernatural entities, cults, and monsters. The session focuses on a horror-themed narrative where participants navigate terrifying threats. Attendees must bring a 7-dice set and a completed character sheet set in the 1920s.

A technical session focused on the integration of Polymarket with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using the Odyssey environment. The presentation covers the architecture and constraints of building autonomous analysis and trading agents, with a live walkthrough of connecting an agent to live market data. Bitcoin Bay is a long-running Canadian cryptocurrency community focused on growing the crypto ecosystem through collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Participants test their knowledge of horror movie icons, villains, and killers through a trivia competition. Teams of up to six people are welcome, and costumes are encouraged. The event offers prizes for participants.

A social dining event hosted at a new restaurant. New attendees are required to provide a refundable deposit to confirm their spot and encourage RSVP reliability.

This meetup is designed exclusively for women aged 18 and older seeking to practice languages and make new friends. Attendees rotate seats every 30 minutes to facilitate conversation with different individuals, utilizing provided question sheets to guide discussions. The event welcomes participants of all proficiency levels and aims to foster a comfortable environment for sharing culture, career goals, and hobbies. An entrance fee and a minimum order of one item from the venue are required.

This event combines a stand-up comedy showcase with an interactive murder mystery. Audience members identify a fictional killer among the performers by analyzing clues embedded in the comedians' sets and backgrounds. The experience concludes with an audience vote to solve the mystery.

Kinusaiga is a traditional Japanese fabric art technique where participants tuck small fabric pieces into grooves on a base to create designs without sewing or glue. Attendees can choose from provided templates, making the process accessible for all experience levels. The session focuses on hands-on creation and social interaction, with all necessary materials supplied.

Activate offers an immersive, interactive gaming experience involving team-based cooperative challenges. Participants engage in physical activities such as climbing walls, trivia, and dodging, requiring athletic attire. Costumes are permitted for this session, provided they allow for safe movement during the gaming activities.

Participants engage in a 5 to 8 kilometer group walk through a local trail system. Routes are selected based on weather and trail conditions. The pace is slow to medium, allowing for intermittent stops. Essential gear includes walking or trekking shoes, and city ice spikes are required during winter. A headlamp and appropriate clothing layers are also recommended.

This event offers an opportunity to practice French through in-person conversation. Sessions are hosted at a café that serves Lebanese cuisine, and attendees are expected to purchase items from the venue.

This networking event provides a dedicated space for women and gender minorities working in male-dominated industries to connect, share experiences, and discuss career strategies. Participants engage in informal conversations to exchange professional contacts and provide peer support in a collaborative environment. The event utilizes an inclusive definition of womanhood, welcoming trans, genderqueer, agender, intersex, two-spirit, and non-binary individuals. It is a family-friendly gathering where attendees are expected to adhere to an established code of conduct.

Casual 5-on-5 indoor soccer games (futsal) are held in a gymnasium. Participants are required to wear comfortable clothing and appropriate running shoes.

This networking event brings together entrepreneurs and community builders. The program features a panel discussion focused on strategies for developing community-focused businesses. Additionally, it includes a live pitch session where participants can share their ideas, projects, or challenges to receive constructive feedback from peers.

This workshop provides an introduction to Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), a technique used to improve LLM accuracy by grounding models in external knowledge sources. Participants will explore core concepts, view a demonstration, and build a RAG application using Foundry Local. Attendees are required to bring a laptop with internet access, VS Code, the C# Dev Kit, .NET 10.0 SDK, and Foundry Local installed.

Participants are invited to experience underwater rugby, with gear available for use. Individuals should bring a swimsuit and towel, and are requested to provide their shoe size beforehand to facilitate fin sizing. Strong swimming skills are necessary for participation.

This Halloween event includes pumpkin carving, face painting with glow markers, and games such as beer pong, giant jenga, ring toss, and virtual reality experiences. Attendees are provided with glow bracelets and materials for decorating, with prizes awarded for the best pumpkin carving. Costumes are encouraged.

A music trivia event focused on identifying songs. Dinner service is available at the venue. Attendees are encouraged to support the local business with a minimum purchase of 20 dollars.

A social gathering for playing various board games, including party games and light strategy titles such as Wavelength, Avalon, Sushi Go, and Codenames. The event is open to individuals of all experience levels, and rules are explained prior to starting each game.

Walnut Grove Toastmasters provides a structured environment for individuals to practice and improve public speaking and leadership skills. Meetings consist of prepared speeches, impromptu speaking sessions, and constructive evaluations to help members develop confidence and effective communication abilities. Participants progress through the Toastmasters Pathways educational program while engaging in peer-led meeting roles and group interactions.

Blue Heron Toastmasters is a public speaking club focused on developing communication and leadership skills. Meetings include prepared speeches based on the Toastmasters Pathways Education system, constructive evaluations, and impromptu speaking practice known as Table Topics. Participants also take on various meeting roles to practice leadership and provide feedback.

This event combines an international café meetup with a cultural walk through Asakusa. Participants begin at a café for conversation before traveling to explore historical landmarks, including Kaminarimon Gate and Senso-ji Temple. The experience features a nighttime projection mapping display at the temple and concludes with a traditional-style Oiran procession and performance in the Asakusa Rokku district.

This international social gathering provides an opportunity for participants to meet new people and practice languages, including English and Japanese, in a casual setting. Costumes are encouraged but not required for attendance. The event is open to all individuals aged 20 and over.

Celebrate the completion of OKTech's first year with networking opportunities for individuals in the Osaka tech industry. The program includes a review of the organization's development, technical discussions, and an interview with the founder of Xpress.ai. Drinks and snacks are provided.

This international exchange meetup facilitates communication between foreign residents and native Japanese speakers. Participants are organized into small groups of approximately four people at each table, with seat rotations occurring every 30 minutes to promote interaction among a variety of attendees. Interaction is restricted to English and Japanese. Participants must agree to internal rules and obtain a member passport upon their first visit. All levels of Japanese proficiency are welcome, though non-native speakers are required to possess conversational English skills.

An international social gathering designed for individuals to interact and relax. The event facilitates communication between Japanese people and foreigners in a casual environment. Participants are expected to order at least one drink. The gathering enforces a strict policy against solicitation for other events, businesses, or network marketing. Participation is restricted to individuals aged 45 and under.

This social gathering is open to locals, expats, and travelers looking to meet new people in an international atmosphere. The venue offers a selection of Japanese craft beers, cocktails, and non-alcoholic drinks, with staff available to facilitate introductions and ensure a welcoming environment. Participants can enjoy a provided snack and benefit from a loyalty card program that offers rewards and discounts for future visits.

Participants gather for an international conversation session, followed by a group walk. The activity includes viewing the projection mapping display at Senso-ji Temple and experiencing the atmosphere of the district after dark. The excursion concludes in the Asakusa Rokku area to observe traditional Edo-inspired performances and the Oiran procession.