This exhibition is part of the AFA's Travelling Exhibitions (TREX) program, focusing on Alberta art. The first show in the series features the collection Montageries.

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.

This retrospective exhibition examines the 60-year career of Alberta artist John Will, showcasing a diverse collection of prints, paintings, photography, video, and works on paper. The exhibition highlights his satirical approach, which uses fragments of language from news, popular media, and photography to explore themes of truth and personal identity.

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.

Wounded in Three Acts explores the human condition and sociopolitical realities through dramaturgic and narrative strategies. Using diverse media, the exhibition features an audio installation, a film, graphic prints, and a live performance. The works engage with themes of power, solidarity, and resistance, utilizing the languages of theatre and contemporary fiction to examine how individuals negotiate living alongside others with differing beliefs and worldviews. Specific projects include Unmade Films, a series of posters for imaginary motion pictures; The Characters, an audio installation based on archetypes from Theophrastus; Frictions, a moving image work reflecting on the psychological toll of polarization and social anxiety; and A Long Dramatic Pause, a live performance exploring resistance against ultranationalism. Together, these works use narrative as a constructive device to prompt reflection on personal agency and collective presence.

This exhibition by Quebec-based artist duo Richard Ibghy and Marilou Lemmens examines the human and nonhuman body as sites of measurement, performance, and value. Utilizing the visual language of modern science, including diagrams, charts, and schematics, the artists translate bodily labour and lived experience into abstract models and data. Through video pieces and sculptures, the works explore the tension between quantified behaviour and the irreducible nature of the body. The exhibition features works such as Taming Chance and Anthology of Performance Pieces for Animals, which challenge the notions of human exceptionalism and the limits of epistemological control. By presenting models of non-productivity and granting agency to material and animal bodies, the artists critique the systems that reduce bodies to data, variables, and units of labour, highlighting the ethical stakes of how bodies are instrumentalized as resources to be optimized.

This five-part course focuses on macrobiotic cooking, rooted in traditional Japanese dietary practices. Participants learn how to integrate these principles into daily life to support health goals such as weight management, detoxification, and physical improvement. The curriculum includes practical techniques for preparing seasonal ingredients and creating fermented staples like salted koji, soy sauce koji, ginger koji, onion koji, and amazake.

A unique Calgary brunch experience located within the zoo, featuring gourmet and comfort breakfast items. The menu includes a chocolate fountain with fresh fruit, eggs Benedict with Canadian bacon, a Belgian waffle bar, and made-to-order omelettes.

Attendees receive exclusive early access to the Wild Canada zone, featuring an educational presentation on polar bear biology and conservation status. The event includes a buffet breakfast and admission for the remainder of the day.

Zadie Xa creates immersive installations using materials including painting, textiles, sculpture, light, and sound, which explore spiritual practices and intergenerational storytelling. Her work integrates her Korean heritage and West Coast upbringing with themes of interspecies communication, mythology, shamanism, and folklore to examine diasporic identity and marine ecology. Developed in collaboration with Benito Mayor Vallejo, this exhibition continues the project previously showcased at the Sharjah Biennial 16. It marks the artist's first major solo exhibition.

The Farmers' & Makers Market features local growers, artisans, and small businesses. It offers a variety of farm-fresh produce and handcrafted goods throughout the season, emphasizing community support and sustainable products.

This exhibition presents the work of Inuk artist Shirley Moorhouse, highlighting an art practice spanning over 30 years. The collection features wall hangings created with embroidery, beading, smoke-tanned caribou hide, and found objects. Her work addresses complex themes including environmental stewardship, resource extraction, geopolitics, spirituality, and cultural continuity. The exhibition is a collaboration between the artist and guest curator Rose Bouthillier, and is circulated by The Rooms.

The U/D Night Market Series features a curated selection of local artisans, live musical performances, and various entertainment offerings. This event series is held monthly from May through September.

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 History Keepers Tour offers an intimate, small-group guided experience through the Village before public hours. Participants can explore restoration areas, observe historic costumes and artifacts, and interact with the artisans, interpreters, and curators responsible for maintaining the site. This tour provides an in-depth perspective on the daily operations and preservation efforts behind the historical exhibits.

This drone flight training course is designed for beginners and utilizes the latest DJI aircraft for instruction. The curriculum includes over 10 hours of hands-on practical flight training conducted on a one-on-one basis. The program also covers an aircraft explanation session and provides guidance on registering for flight permits and approvals through the Drone Information Platform System (DIPS).

A recurring street activation series featuring live music, local artists, and patio activities. The event highlights local businesses and provides city programming, encouraging community engagement and support for local vendors.

This training course focuses on preparing participants for the national drone license exam. Using the Mavic 3 Classic aircraft, the curriculum includes a three-hour practical flight session designed to mirror actual test conditions. The course is led by a qualified first-class drone pilot and examiner.

The Drone Safety License School offers a Level 2 National Qualification course for drone pilots. As an MLIT-registered training institution, completing this curriculum qualifies students for an exemption from the practical examination conducted by designated testing bodies. The program is open to both beginners and experienced pilots. Prerequisites for enrollment include obtaining a skill certificate applicant number through the DIPS system, being at least 16 years old, and meeting physical fitness requirements verified by a driver's license or medical certificate. The course combines online theoretical training with practical sessions leading to a final assessment.

Learn aerial photography techniques directly from a professional drone pilot responsible for filming programs such as NHK's Nippon Hyakumeizan and various commercial broadcasting stations. Gain practical knowledge and professional insights used in actual television production.

CoderDojo Toyohashi offers beginner-friendly programming lessons for children aged 7 to 17 using tools such as Hour of Code and Scratch, with guidance provided by university student mentors. ComputerClubHouse Toyohashi serves as a creative space for children and youth to explore computer science and information technology beyond the classroom. Activities include hands-on experience with drones, AI-driven cars, music composition, image and video editing, VR, and 3D printing to support self-directed creative projects.

Participants gather monthly to play board games. Attendees are welcome to bring their own games or learn how to play new ones from others.

The Tony Award–winning musical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is a celebration of words, competition, and the challenges of adolescence. In a high-stakes spelling bee, six awkward champions navigate personal emotions and mounting pressure as they vie for the title. Featuring clever wordplay and songs, the musical captures the humor and growth experienced by the competitors. Music and lyrics are by William Finn with a book by Rachel Sheinken. It was conceived by Rebecca Feldman with additional material by Jay Reiss, originally directed on Broadway by James Lapine, and directed for this production by Mieko Ouchi.

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 program offers an introduction to Yoga for children ages 7-13 through life-transforming practices. The curriculum includes Upa Yoga to activate joints and muscles, AUMkar Meditation to enhance focus, and Nadi Shuddhi to balance the system. These practices support the development of the body and brain and act as a preventative measure for various ailments. Attendance at all sessions is mandatory.

This intensive short-term course is designed for drone beginners, taught directly by a professional aerial photographer and first-class national qualification instructor with experience in broadcasting. The curriculum focuses on acquiring the 10 hours of flight experience required for flight permit applications under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Upon completion, participants receive a flight record certificate, which facilitates the flight permission application process. The course provides necessary safety management and training environments, serving as a solid foundation for aspiring pilots and a stepping stone toward obtaining future national drone certifications.

A comprehensive training course for the 2nd Grade Unmanned Aircraft Pilot national qualification, provided by a Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism registered training institution. Participants who complete the curriculum and pass the final assessment are exempted from the practical examination conducted by designated testing institutions. The program is designed for beginners and includes a combination of online academic learning and practical flight training. Prerequisites include being at least 16 years old and meeting physical fitness standards as defined by aviation regulations.

This program is designed for beginners aiming to obtain a second-class national unmanned aircraft pilot qualification. As a registered training institution under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the curriculum allows participants to be exempt from practical tests conducted by designated examination bodies. The course includes theoretical e-learning modules and practical flight training, requiring applicants to obtain a skill certificate applicant number via the official national registration system.

A group hike to Joffre Lakes. Participants need to secure a day pass reservation for access to the trail. The trip involves a carpool system to coordinate transportation, with a round trip duration of approximately six hours. Attendees should bring their own lunch, water, and swimming gear if they intend to swim.

Join us for Exhibition Weekend at Fort Edmonton Park and learn about the history of Edmonton Exhibitions through fun and immersive programming!

The Stawamus Chief trail, commonly known as "The Chief," is a challenging and technical route recommended for experienced hikers. The path involves significant elevation gain through large stair-like structures, and higher sections require navigating chains and ladders. The connection between the first and second peaks involves climbing, making it suitable only for those with climbing experience. Successful hikers are rewarded with expansive views of the sea, the provincial park, and surrounding trails. All participants are responsible for their own safety and must sign a liability waiver.

The Northern Heat Rib Series features a variety of barbecue ribs from multiple vendors. The festival includes a beer market serving beer, wine, and other alcoholic beverages, alongside live music performances throughout the event.

Participants engage in a group-based social game of Family Feud. Players are divided into teams to compete in multiple rounds, with rewards provided to winners. The event focuses on social interaction and meeting new people. Attendees are expected to purchase at least one beverage or appetizer to support the venue.

The band 'Sons of Arthritis,' featuring Eddie, will perform a jam session. The event offers food and drink specials and access to a dance floor. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis without prior reservations.

Participants gather to play board games at the Gamers Emporium store. The venue provides a selection of games to borrow and offers games for sale. Attendees are invited to bring their own games to play with others.

The Trinidad & Tobago Cultural Society of BC hosts an annual festival celebrating Caribbean culture. The event features tropical rhythms, traditional cuisine, carnival-style parades, and dance performances. It is a large-scale outdoor cultural event open to all ages, utilizing public grounds for gatherings and community socialization.

Participants gather to practice French conversation. All proficiency levels are welcome, and the event focuses on social connection through discussions about hobbies, professions, and interests. A minimum purchase requirement applies at the venue.

A birthday celebration for Shane. The event is intended for guests who have previously met the birthday honoree.

Hike leaders convene to plan upcoming hikes, trips, and outdoor adventures. The meeting focuses on organizing group activities and fostering community connection through nature-based experiences.

This English conversation event facilitates meaningful interactions through structured worksheets. Designed to move beyond surface-level small talk, the format guides participants through progressively deeper topics to help practice English and build genuine connections. Attendees engage in a mix of casual conversation and structured dialogue sessions, providing an opportunity to practice language skills and meet new people in a supportive environment.

This language exchange event facilitates practice of English and Japanese in a casual setting. It welcomes learners of all proficiency levels, including beginners and individuals attending alone. The event prioritizes connection and communication over technical perfection, encouraging participants to enjoy conversation in a relaxed, social atmosphere. Support for topics is available to assist those who may be shy or unsure of what to discuss.

This session focuses on digital marketing strategies to enhance brand visibility and business growth. Participants engage in business referral networking to exchange ideas, collaborate, and identify potential partnership opportunities for self-employed individuals and business owners.

Participants bring a summer horror-themed novel to share and exchange with others. The meeting involves attendees sitting in a circle to discuss their selected books before proceeding to the swap. The focus is on horror literature set during the summer, including settings such as campgrounds, beaches, and psychological thrillers.

Participants engage in pool games, followed by a meal or drinks at a local establishment.

Steve Flemming performs a selection of original music, blending genres such as country, folk, rock, and singer-songwriter styles. The evening features live performances ranging from heartfelt ballads to upbeat tracks, accompanied by stories behind the creative process. Attendees can meet other music enthusiasts in a social setting while enjoying dinner.

Circling is a form of relational meditation designed to foster presence and connection among participants. The practice involves skills such as active listening, noticing, inquiring, and sharing, with the goal of understanding others' perspectives while deepening self-awareness through vulnerable interaction. Participants are expected to have prior experience with specific introductory sessions to ensure familiarity with the practice.

(un)Told is a monthly event centered on personal storytelling. Participants are invited to share real, personal experiences live on stage in ten minutes or less without notes, sets, or props. The event emphasizes an open and supportive environment where audience members can simply listen or choose to share their own stories. Coaching is available for those interested in preparing their narratives, with a focus on ordinary, everyday experiences rather than advocacy or speeches.

A casual gathering designed for participants to practice and improve Chinese and English language skills. The environment facilitates conversation and social interaction among language enthusiasts. It is recommended that participants possess native or professional proficiency in one of the languages. A minimum purchase of one food or drink item from the venue is required.

Participants gather to enjoy a selection of craft beers, ordering flights or pints at a brewery. The establishment does not offer a food menu, and outdoor patio seating may or may not be available. A small event fee is charged to cover the organization's annual operating expenses.

A monthly social gathering for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community focused on video games. Participants can play titles like Mario Kart 8, Smash Brothers Ultimate, and Mario Party Superstars on the Nintendo Switch. Attendees are invited to bring their own controllers or games, or simply socialize in a supportive environment.

A social gathering designed for introverts featuring beginner-friendly board games and icebreaker activities. The event offers a structured environment to meet new people without the pressure of typical social situations. Participants engage in conversation prompts and a guided board game session to facilitate interaction at a comfortable pace. Attendees are expected to adhere to a code of conduct to maintain a respectful atmosphere. A minimum spend on food or drinks is required.

A social gathering for individuals interested in MBTI and intuitive personality types. Participants engage in casual discussions in an environment designed to be suitable for both introverts and extroverts. Attendees are encouraged to support the hosting venue with food or drink purchases.

When Shadows Lie: The Next Chapter of Where Dark Things Dwell Today, Fort Edmonton Park serves as a vibrant living history museum, bringing Edmonton’s past to life for guests exploring its historic streets. But within the shadowy streets of 1885, whispers still remain of an ancient curse that once gripped the town many years ago… Over time, the truth behind those terrifying events has become distorted through rumours, conflicting stories, and whispered lies. Now, as strange occurrences begin surfacing once again throughout the village, guests are called back to uncover what really happened and help stop the darkness from spreading once more. Guided by lantern light, travellers will follow unfolding paths through the village, each revealing different pieces of the town’s haunted history. Along the way, guests will solve puzzles, uncover hidden relics, decipher occult writings, encounter unsettling characters, confront chilling foes, and piece together the truth hidden deep within the shadows of 1885. One question still remains… was the curse ever truly defeated?

This weekly social group facilitates community connection among locals and visitors in Vancouver. The gatherings offer a platform for individuals to meet and socialize through various activities, including outdoor meetings, restaurant outings, karaoke, and bar social events. The group maintains strict behavioral guidelines to ensure a comfortable environment, explicitly stating it is not intended for dating purposes.

This beginner-friendly Pilates class is designed for international residents and visitors. Sessions are led by an experienced instructor with a focus on small group sizes in a studio setting. Participants are expected to provide the class fee in cash on-site.

A community gathering focused on socializing and sharing vegan snacks. Participants are encouraged to bring blankets or towels and contribute vegan food items. Attendees are invited to bring guitars for live music, while electronic sound systems are prohibited. The event is weather-dependent and subject to postponement if the sand is wet.

This event facilitates face-to-face social interaction for singles aged 40 and older. Participants engage in short, five-minute rotations to meet other attendees, beginning with an icebreaker activity. Participants have the option to exchange contact information through written notes at the conclusion of the event.

A tennis practice session held on artificial grass courts with sand. The event is open to players of all skill levels. Optional services, such as racket rental, string replacement, and grip tape changes, are available for an additional fee.

This language exchange event enforces an English-only policy at designated tables. Participants engage in small group conversations with approximately four people, featuring scheduled seat rotations every 30 minutes to encourage interaction with diverse attendees. The event operates on a membership basis, requiring review and agreement to a rule book. Participants are required to purchase a drink, and the structure allows for flexible arrival and departure times.

This event serves as a language exchange platform designed for beginners to practice English and Japanese in a social setting. Participants are organized into small groups of approximately four people, with frequent seat rotations to ensure diverse interaction. The format emphasizes mutual learning, encouraging participants to teach and practice both languages with one another. The environment is structured to be accessible for those with limited language proficiency, fostering a relaxed atmosphere for cultural exchange. Attendees engage in conversations that facilitate skill development and community building, aimed at those looking to improve their language abilities while meeting new people.

This international language exchange event provides a structured environment for participants to practice Japanese and English. It utilizes a small-group format with periodic seat rotations to facilitate networking and conversation among attendees. Participants are encouraged to engage in bilingual dialogue, and the event welcomes individuals of varying language proficiency levels to foster a relaxed, collaborative learning atmosphere.

Participants celebrate a third anniversary by forming small groups to run a loop. Attendees may run multiple laps or socialize with others before gathering for a group photo.

This international exchange meetup connects foreign residents and Japanese speakers. Attendees are organized into small groups of about four people, with rotations every 30 minutes to facilitate conversation. Participants may use Japanese or English. Membership registration, which includes reviewing specific rules, is required for attendance. The event requires a beverage purchase and a one-time membership card fee.

This event is a language exchange meetup focused on English and Japanese conversation. Participants are divided into small groups of approximately four people, with seat rotations scheduled every 30 minutes to facilitate interaction among diverse attendees. The event maintains a balanced mix of native Japanese speakers and international participants, fostering an environment for practicing languages and making new friends. To participate, attendees must adhere to specific language rules, using only English or Japanese during the sessions. The event operates on a membership system, requiring attendees to review and agree to a set of rules before participating. While event entry is complimentary, participants are required to purchase at least one drink and pay a one-time membership card issuance fee.

One-on-one English conversation sessions facilitate language practice and social connection among participants. Attendees are randomly paired, with partners rotating every ten minutes in a speed-friending format. Participants are expected to have basic daily conversation skills in English. The event operates under a membership system that requires adherence to specific rules, and a beverage purchase is required on-site.

This volleyball session is for intermediate to advanced players proficient in 5-1 and 6-2 rotation systems, basic serve receive positioning, and game play. No coaching or instruction is provided, so participants are expected to be familiar with rotations and match procedures. Necessary equipment includes indoor shoes, water, and towels; knee pads are optional. The net is set to a height of 2.43m.

This social event is designed for individuals to practice English and connect with others in an international setting. The program features a structured format that begins with one-on-one conversations and rotating partners, followed by group social time to encourage networking. It is tailored for those looking to improve their speaking skills and meet new people in a friendly, conversational environment.

This structured language exchange provides opportunities for participants to practice English and Japanese in a group setting. Attendees are divided into small groups of 3–4 people, with seats rotating periodically to facilitate interaction. The sessions alternate between English and Japanese conversation segments, supported by topic cards to encourage discussion. Participants are required to purchase a drink at the venue.

This event facilitates language practice and international networking through organized social interactions. Participants are seated at tables of approximately four people, with frequent rotations to ensure engagement. The session includes a structured language practice period followed by open conversation. The venue offers a bar menu, and a drink purchase is required.

A fitness bootcamp offering full-body workouts including strength, cardio, and endurance training. Professional instructors guide participants through fitness drills, stretches, and recovery techniques. The session is open to individuals of all fitness levels, from beginners to experienced athletes.

This event is a study session where participants work independently on their own projects. Topics can be related to Ruby or anything else, including personal study or professional work. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions and engage in casual conversation to support each other's progress. After the event, an optional social gathering is available for those interested.

Recreational indoor pickleball sessions are available for participants. Players can join by paying a single session drop-in fee or by purchasing a ten-visit pass.

This is an intermediate-level hike conducted in a rain forest environment.

A social game session centered on American Mahjong.

This moderate-level 62 km cycling route features 58.6 km of paved bikeways and 3.4 km of hard-packed trails, with an accumulated elevation gain of 605 meters. The ride travels west to Breka Bakery on Main Street for a coffee stop, followed by a route through False Creek and Beach Avenue to 2nd Beach for lunch. The return path passes through Gastown and Chinatown, with a historical stop at Pender and Carrall, before proceeding east past the PNE, through Burnaby Heights and Kensington Park, and concluding at the starting point. Participants are required to wear bicycle helmets and ensure their equipment is in good working order. It is recommended to carry a repair kit and spare inner tube, as well as safety gear such as bells, lights, and reflectors.

The Speaker’s Corner Toastmasters Club provides an environment for individuals to overcome their fear of public speaking and develop communication skills. Meetings are held in a hybrid format, allowing for both online and in-person participation. Prospective members are encouraged to attend as guests before committing to membership.

Art therapy is a form of expressive therapy that utilizes art materials to help participants explore feelings that are difficult to articulate through words. Sessions focus on self-care, creative expression, and stress reduction under the guidance of a certified therapist.

Volunteers assist in creating baby and family essential care packages tailored to specific family needs. Responsibilities include gathering items such as diapers, food, clothing, and hygiene products, accurately recording and labeling packages, maintaining inventory records, and organizing donation areas. The role requires the ability to work independently, follow team direction, and perform physical tasks such as lifting boxes and baby equipment up to 50 lbs. Post-shift duties involve cleaning the workspace. Prior experience in sorting donations is recommended.

This meetup group provides a space for intermediate-level English as a Second Language learners to practice speaking and build connections. The event consists of small group chat sessions and English-based quiz games. Attendees are encouraged to maintain an open mind to facilitate comfortable and engaging conversations.

A recurring board game gathering where attendees can play games and socialize. The venue requires RSVPs to manage seating capacity. Attendees may bring their own games or select from the provided library. Guests are subject to cafe policies, including a per-person entry fee which increases for late registrations. The cafe sells food and beverages, and outside items are generally prohibited.

Badminton sessions are organized for players of all levels. Admission fees are required, and racquet rentals are not available, so participants must bring their own equipment. Shuttlecocks are provided.

This session covers exposure management and practical cloud security skills. Participants engage in a hands-on Cloud Capture the Flag (CTF) competition designed to test readiness in securing cloud infrastructure. The program focuses on continuous threat exposure management (CTEM), vulnerability prioritization, and frameworks for enhancing security posture against sophisticated threats.

This community yoga gathering consists of a 50-minute session preceded by an informal meet and greet. Participants are required to bring their own yoga mat or towel. The event encourages social interaction following the yoga, with optional group activities such as lawn games or frisbee. Members are welcome to volunteer to lead sessions, and the club accepts voluntary donations to cover operational costs.

Participants are invited to bring and teach board games of their choosing. Attendees are expected to adhere to the established code of conduct and social contract.

This collaborative problem-solving session focuses on redesigning the experience of waiting in contexts such as transit stops, phone queues, and service interactions. Participants engage in a structured sprint to brainstorm, prototype, and research humane and meaningful solutions. The workshop environment encourages experimentation and cross-disciplinary collaboration among designers, developers, researchers, and students to explore potential improvements for universal waiting experiences.

This mini-golf facility has recently undergone renovations. The estimated cost is approximately $15 per person.

This event facilitates Japanese and English language exchange through small group discussions of 3–4 people. It is restricted to participants aged 18 and over. The format involves group rotations. The event is not intended for dating or matchmaking, and specific partner requests cannot be guaranteed. A code of conduct regarding harassment and behavior is strictly enforced, and photos may be taken for promotional purposes.

Doubles badminton session focused on competition and socialization. Equipment such as nets and birdies is provided.

MidTown Toastmasters is a public speaking club that provides a supportive environment for members to practice communication and leadership skills. Meetings consist of prepared speeches, impromptu speaking sessions known as Table Topics, and constructive feedback to aid improvement. Guests are welcome to attend meetings to observe and gain experience before committing to membership.

Recreational badminton sessions featuring three courts are open to all skill levels. Participants must bring their own racquets as rentals are not available. Birdies, nets, and facility amenities are provided. An entry fee is required for participation.

This is a recurring social Euchre group that plays at an intermediate, non-competitive level. Participants follow specific house rules, including the 'stick the dealer' rule and a re-deal option for hands containing no aces, face cards, or trump suits. The game is played in a four-hand format to eight points.

A gathering for Ubuntu users to discuss the operating system and explore the latest version. Attendees can share their favorite applications, desktop customizations, and questions. New members will receive a commemorative Ubuntu case badge.

This casual group welcomes players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced professionals. Extra boards are provided for those who do not have their own equipment.

A philosophical discussion exploring the concept of authenticity in contemporary society. The session examines the tension between modern pressures for individuality and the inherent performance required by social roles, careers, and public personas. Key questions include whether a true self exists beneath social identities, how constant self-presentation affects our perception of authenticity, and whether the societal demand to be yourself acts as a form of control. Participants will analyze whether authenticity is a lifelong developmental process or a static destination and how it influences personal happiness, responsibility, and moral life.

This group, affiliated with Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI), provides a confidential setting for men to discuss personal goals and engage in structured conversations. The organization focuses on mentoring men to achieve excellence and foster leadership skills that contribute to successful families, careers, and communities.

Practical Philosophy hosts weekly meetups for critical thinking and discussion, aimed at developing communication skills and fostering community. Participants engage in structured small group conversations on various topics without requiring prior academic knowledge. The goal is to encourage diverse perspectives and open dialogue rather than dogmatic study.

This men's support group conducts weekly check-ins to facilitate connections among attendees. The agenda includes a review of upcoming business events, a collective learning experience, and a discussion circle dedicated to mutual support.

This event facilitates language practice for Japanese, Korean, and English learners through a structured 1-on-1 rotation system. Participants switch conversation partners every 15 minutes, ensuring a consistent opportunity for focused speaking and real-world language practice. Conversation aids, such as suggested topics and useful phrases, are provided at each table to assist participants. The event is designed for all skill levels and emphasizes a supportive environment, making it suitable for those who prefer individual interactions over large group settings.

This event provides an opportunity to play volleyball in a casual setting suitable for all skill levels. Participants can enjoy games and rallies while meeting new people from diverse backgrounds. Indoor sports shoes are required for participation. Advanced volleyball sessions are also available for experienced players.

Participants engage in casual beach volleyball games. Players are encouraged to bring personal supplies such as drinks, sunglasses, sunscreen, music, and insect repellent. The event requires a small per-person fee paid in advance.

Participants engage in unstructured drawing, sketching, coloring, and painting in a communal setting. The gathering welcomes individuals of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced artists, and offers a relaxed environment without a formal agenda. Additional art supplies are available for attendees who require them.

Bill Frances Story and Song will perform.

AI Jam is a technical session for developers, IT professionals, and system administrators focused on integrating AI into daily workflows. The event provides an introduction to Vibe Coding using GitHub Copilot CLI, demonstrating how natural language processing and terminal-driven AI tools can accelerate development, scripting, and infrastructure tasks. Participants engage in a technical presentation followed by a collaborative, peer-to-peer discussion to exchange practical strategies for utilizing AI to enhance productivity.

This meetup provides a venue for informal discussions regarding life's major questions, focusing on personal perspectives rather than academic theory. Participants gather at small tables, each facilitated by a moderator to ensure organized turn-taking and an inclusive environment. The discussions center on practical themes like justice, discipline, and power, and no prior preparation or background knowledge is required. The format is designed to foster genuine conversation and social connection among attendees.

This beginner-level Kizomba dance class is part of a summer series. Instruction is followed by a period for social dancing and practice. Participants may attend individually as partner rotation is encouraged, or with their own partner. The class is held in a public outdoor space and is suitable for all ages.

This event is an informal gathering for men to share experiences and provide mutual support regarding mental health. Participants are encouraged to bring personal items that help create a comfortable atmosphere, such as a mat or musical instrument.

This recreational volleyball gathering welcomes players of all skill levels. Teams are formed by assigning numbers one through six, with rotations occurring every 15-20 minutes to ensure participants have the opportunity to play against all teams. Participants are expected to update their RSVP status promptly if they cannot attend to accommodate those on the waiting list. Consistent no-shows or late cancellations may result in removal from the group.

A recurring performance series for writers, performers, and creatives. Participants are invited to present five to ten minutes of material, including slam poetry, songs, stand-up comedy, or read-alouds. The event encourages artistic experimentation and provides an optional forum for peer feedback. Proceeds support the venue and special guest performers, though the fee may be waived upon request.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. Utilizing a perforated plastic ball, the game is accessible to players of all skill levels. Participants receive a brief introduction to the rules before engaging in matches with a mix of Japanese and international players. Indoor athletic shoes are required, and paddle rentals are available for those without equipment.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. The session includes a basic introduction to the rules and gameplay suitable for all skill levels. Attendees should wear indoor sports shoes. Paddle rentals are available for an additional fee.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis using a perforated plastic ball. This event offers an introduction to the sport, covering basic rules and gameplay, followed by opportunities to play matches with local participants. Attendees should bring indoor-appropriate sports shoes. Rental paddles are available for those who do not have their own equipment.

This indoor volleyball session is open to players of all skill levels. The net height is set at 2.3 meters. Participants are encouraged to bring their own volleyballs for practice as the organizers provide limited equipment. Strict rules apply: no food, trash, smoking, or alcohol are permitted within the gymnasium, and attendees are expected to leave the premises clean. The participation fee is 1000 yen, payable via cash or PayPay. Consistent last-minute cancellations are not permitted and may result in removal from the group.

This event involves joining a group to attend the annual fireworks festival to watch the large-scale display. The organizer coordinates attendees via a messaging app. A participation fee is required, and in the case of a cancellation, a social party will be held as an alternative.

The "Snack AI" study group provides a casual environment for business owners and entrepreneurs to discuss practical generative AI applications. Participants share real-world success stories and challenges in an open, relaxed setting, fostering knowledge exchange without formal presentations or sales pitches.

This event facilitates language exchange and cultural interaction between Korean and Japanese speakers. Participants engage in conversations in both languages to improve their skills and meet new people in a friendly, social setting. The event is structured around small group discussions with regular table rotations to encourage interaction with various attendees. The environment is designed to be accessible for learners of all levels, with membership and adherence to a set of rules required for participation.

This event is designed for intermediate and advanced badminton players. Participants are required to bring their own rackets, indoor sports shoes, water, and towels. The session utilizes 3 courts with a capacity of 20 players. Participation fees are accepted on-site via cash or PayPay.

This study group focuses on reading 'Philosophy of Sense.' The session consists of chapter summaries provided by designated presenters, followed by group discussions to explore how the concepts relate to agile development and professional work. Attendees are expected to prepare the book in advance. This session covers chapters six and seven.

This language exchange event provides an environment for participants to practice English and Japanese conversation. Attendees are organized into small groups, utilizing topic cards to facilitate discussion. To encourage interaction with different participants, groups are rotated throughout the session. Participants are required to purchase beverages at the venue, and entry fees vary based on booking method and age eligibility.

This event provides a German practice environment with two distinct tracks. The Beginner's Course involves volunteer-led instruction using standardized textbooks to establish language foundations. The Free Talk Course features rotating small group conversations supported by theme cards, encouraging peer-to-peer assistance. Communication is open to both German and Japanese.

This study group, hosted by Okinawa.rb, is designed for individuals interested in learning Ruby and Ruby on Rails. It is a community-based event open to all skill levels, from beginners to active engineers. Participants work at their own pace on personal development or tutorials while having the opportunity to ask questions and discuss technical challenges with peers in a collaborative environment. The session fosters a culture of mutual support rather than traditional instruction.

This language exchange event facilitates conversation between Japanese speakers and individuals from Chinese-speaking regions such as China, Taiwan, and Singapore. Participants are organized into small groups, with members rotating periodically to encourage diverse interactions. The event provides a space for individuals to practice Chinese or Japanese, share interests, and connect with people from different cultural backgrounds. Participants do not need to be fluent in Chinese to attend.

Language exchange gatherings offer a platform for residents, travelers, and locals to practice English and Japanese in a social environment. Participants are organized into small groups with rotational seating, utilizing provided topic cards to facilitate natural conversation and cross-cultural interaction. The sessions cater to various proficiency levels and encourage a relaxed atmosphere for networking. Attendees are expected to purchase drinks separately at the venue, with registration options available to manage participation.

This language exchange event provides an opportunity for locals, travelers, and expats to practice English and Japanese in a casual setting. Participants are organized into small groups with rotating seating arrangements to facilitate interaction. Conversation is guided by specific language segments, supported by topic cards to encourage engagement. Drinks are available for purchase at the venue but are not included in the participation fee. Attendees are encouraged to register through the official website to secure entry and access discounted pricing options.

This language exchange event facilitates conversation practice for both Japanese and English learners. Participants are grouped in small teams of three to four people, with rotating seating arrangements to maximize interaction. The sessions alternate between English and Japanese, utilizing conversation topic cards to encourage discussion. Attendees are expected to purchase at least one drink at the venue. This gathering is designed for various proficiency levels, from beginners to advanced, focusing on cultural exchange and networking in a casual setting.

WRN Downtown Connectors is a networking event for entrepreneurs, professionals, and business owners. The gathering focuses on building professional relationships, exchanging business referrals, and sharing insights and strategies for growth within a collaborative setting.

Volunteers prepare nutritious meals for families facing adversity and crisis using donated ingredients. Led by volunteer coordinators, participants engage in cooking and subsequent kitchen cleaning. The activity requires adherence to food safety and hygiene protocols, including closed-toe shoes and hair management, as well as signing in and out for volunteer tracking purposes.

A support program designed to help elementary school students with their summer book reports. The workshop provides guidance on how to select appropriate books and offers techniques for structuring and writing reports, with sessions tailored to different elementary school grade levels. Some sessions require parental accompaniment.

Participants gather for coffee and pastries to engage in casual conversation. The discussion covers local and global events, recent personal experiences, and upcoming activities.

Tea Time is a language practice initiative organized by the non-profit organization NUMA. Participants meet to engage in conversation and share ideas in a relaxed environment over tea and light snacks. Sessions are available for English, French, and Japanese practice. A participation fee is required, though volunteers, students, and staff of EQIP-NUMA may attend at no cost.

A recurring co-working session for game developers. Attendees work on their projects, whether in the prototyping, polishing, or shipping phase, in a supportive environment. The event facilitates progress, feedback, and community networking for developers of all skill levels interested in the latest Unity developments.

This gathering provides a space for data enthusiasts to connect in a casual environment. Hosted by R-Ladies+, the event supports the organization's mission to increase gender diversity within the R community. It serves as a safe space for women and gender minorities, and male allies are requested to attend only when accompanied by a woman or gender minority.

The Women in Machine Learning and Data Science (WiMLDS) meetup fosters an inclusive community for individuals interested in AI, machine learning, and data analytics. Sessions cover technical innovation, predictive analytics, and ethical AI development, emphasizing the role of inclusive leadership in addressing environmental and social challenges. Attendees connect with peers to exchange tools, experiences, and insights relevant to various skill levels.

Participants meet to socialize, converse, and practice languages in a casual setting. Attendees are encouraged to connect with others while dining.

This guided nature therapy walk is led by certified mental health professionals and mindfulness guides. The experience emphasizes slow, mindful movement, sensory engagement with the natural environment, and opportunities for quiet reflection. The session is designed to promote stress relief and improved well-being, accessible to individuals of all fitness levels.

The Ottawa Women's Social Group organizes a relaxed evening gathering by the water. Participants are invited to bring their own dinner, snacks, and picnic supplies, along with items for personal comfort such as chairs or blankets. The event focuses on casual conversation and unwinding in an outdoor setting. The activity is weather-dependent and may be subject to cancellation or postponement based on conditions.

The Short Reads Social event series facilitates open discussion on monthly themes. The session focusing on 'The Tyranny of Expectations' explores whether the ability to measure and quantify outcomes has distorted perspectives on the world. Participants are invited to engage in casual, philosophical conversation, share relevant content, and exchange ideas in a respectful environment.

This advanced meditation session requires prior understanding of Dr. Joe Dispenza's work and experience with extended meditation. The session includes three tracks: 'Life, Love and the Mystical,' focusing on balancing energy between the first, fourth, and sixth centers; 'Count Your Blessings VIII,' which targets the eighth energy center to connect with creative insights and the unified field; and 'Coherence Healing,' a group practice designed to facilitate healing by connecting to the quantum field through brain and heart coherence.

Participants gather to play trivia in teams of up to six people. The event features menu items such as ribs and wings.

Participants engage in a fast-paced walk along the river to a local park. Following the exercise, the group gathers at local establishments on a pedestrianized street to socialize and enjoy refreshments. Participants are advised to wear suitable athletic attire and bring water for the roughly three-hour outing.

A weekly language exchange event where participants identify their language fluency by wearing flag stickers. Attendees engage in social interaction with local and international people of all ages and proficiency levels.

A trivia night hosted by Jason Agnew, featuring a fast-paced game where participants compete for prizes. Attendees are expected to purchase food or beverages to support the venue. The facility provides full accessibility, including elevators and wheelchair-accessible restrooms.

The Toronto Midtown MDI Men's Team is a group operating under the Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI) organization, which focuses on mentoring men to live with excellence. Meetings provide a confidential environment for participants to engage in personal discussions, receive support for individual goals, and cultivate masculine leadership skills. The group emphasizes creating successful families, careers, and communities through mature mentorship.

Participants engage in English conversation practice while enjoying beverages. Weekly discussions cover various topics, including Canadian culture and life in the Greater Toronto area.

Players participate in rotating badminton doubles matches. Participants are required to use locker facilities for personal belongings and provide their own locks. Games follow a rotation system where players yield courts to others after completing a set. There is a strict policy regarding no-shows and last-minute cancellations, which includes potential payment requirements for withdrawals made within 24 hours of the event start.

Participants play recreational wallyball, a variation of volleyball played on a racquetball court. The game format involves three to four players per side, with an emphasis on rallies rather than competitive spiking or blocking. Rules prohibit spiking, blocking, kicking, hitting the ceiling, and forceful serves. Players must wear non-marking indoor footwear with white or blue soles. The event follows a scent-free policy, and attendees are expected to assist with court setup.

Participants will receive paddling instruction while on the water. Kayaks, paddles, life jackets, and bailing buckets are provided. Participants must carry their own kayaks to the water, paddle independently, and assist with packing equipment. Individuals must be 18 years or older, wear appropriate footwear, and provide their own sun protection and hydration. A voluntary cash contribution is requested to cover maintenance and operational expenses. Individual registration is mandatory to accept the liability waiver.

Yatta!Girls is a language exchange meetup exclusively for women aged 18 and older. The gathering focuses on casual conversation and cultural exchange in a friendly, supportive environment. Participants rotate seats every 30 minutes, with question sheets provided at each table to facilitate discussion for all language skill levels. The event offers a space to share interests like hobbies, career goals, and beauty while meeting new friends.

The Wascana Toastmasters Club provides an environment for individuals to improve communication and leadership skills. Members of various ages and backgrounds participate in weekly sessions designed to help attendees build self-confidence and develop public speaking abilities. The club offers a hybrid meeting format, allowing participants to attend in person or via video conference.

The event features a live performance by the local band Let’s Panic.

A local artist from Start Me Up Music & Art provides guided instruction on acrylic painting techniques. Participants receive a stretched canvas and necessary supplies, including aprons, to create their own artwork.

This Dungeons & Dragons session features a role-playing setting at a modern university where magic is hidden from the public. Participants must prepare a second-level character adhering to 2014 D&D rules, suitable for an American college environment. This session is restricted to individuals aged 18 and older.

This group facilitates casual conversational French practice for individuals at all proficiency levels. Participants meet to engage in dialogue in a relaxed setting.

This community yoga class is held in an open space overlooking the water. It is open to all skill levels for stretching, flowing, and finding stillness. Participants should bring their own yoga mat, water, and sunscreen.

A walking event taking place in the Crescent Heights area. Despite previous reports stating the event was cancelled, it is proceeding as scheduled.

This speed dating event is designed for straight singles between the ages of 27 and 36. Participants engage in a series of eight-minute one-on-one conversations with potential matches to get to know each other. After meeting with all participants, attendees fill out a scorecard to indicate their interests. The organizers process the results and contact participants via email with match notifications within 48 hours. The event requires advance ticket purchase and offers additional dating coaching and matchmaking services.

A recurring board gaming community event centered on modern and popular titles. Attendees can select from an existing collection or bring their own games to share. The environment is designed to be inclusive, fostering social interaction through a variety of gaming experiences ranging from light social games to complex tabletop role-playing sessions.

This speed dating event is designed for straight singles between the ages of 42 and 57. The format includes an initial icebreaker activity followed by 8-minute rounds of conversation with potential matches. Participants complete a scorecard to indicate their preferences, and results are provided within 48 hours. Attendees are encouraged to dress in attire that makes them feel confident.

This event marks the fifth season of organized spikeball play, open to players of all skill levels. Attendees are encouraged to review the provided rules video before playing. Equipment is available to accommodate up to 32 people, though participants are encouraged to bring their own nets. Teams are rotated between games, and cancellation notices due to weather are provided six hours before the event.

A language exchange event for English and Japanese learners of all proficiency levels. The session facilitates conversation through curated topic cards, provided vocabulary lists, and structured seating arrangements to encourage new connections. Participants spend one hour practicing in English and one hour in Japanese, with the option to participate in one or both sessions.

Tactical Lasertag session featuring metal rifles and various game modes, including Deathmatch, Zones capture, King of the Hill, and Snipers. Participants engage in intense gameplay for 90 minutes. Participants must be at least 5'2" tall and are encouraged to wear athletic clothing and running shoes due to the physical nature of the activity.

This event addresses the current state of urban planning in Victoria, critiquing recent architectural trends and infrastructure projects. The discussion focuses on the city's development trajectory, comparing it to other urban centers to highlight a perceived lack of long-term vision. Participants will explore strategies to move beyond current planning limitations and promote authentic innovation for a more thriving city.

Volunteers assist in bagging donated bread for weekly client deliveries. Duties include sanitizing work surfaces, handling bread products with gloves, maintaining hair safety standards, cleaning bins, and organizing the workspace. Additional responsibilities involve sweeping, taking out garbage, and maintaining general kitchen cleanliness after the shift. This role ensures donated goods are prepared for distribution in client care packages.

This event focuses on the cybersecurity challenges posed by the rapid adoption of generative AI in corporate environments. Industry experts and guest speakers will discuss strategies for implementing AI safely, including topics such as AI governance, decision-making, and sovereign AI infrastructure. The program features technical sessions on network AI operations, workspace security, and exposure management.

This indoor volleyball session caters to all skill levels. The net is set at 2.30m, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own volleyballs for side practice in an inclusive environment. Facility rules prohibit food, trash, smoking, and alcoholic beverages, and participants must remove all personal items before leaving. A participation fee of 1000 yen is required via cash or Paypay, and excessive last-minute cancellations may lead to removal from the group.

This event is an international exchange meetup designed exclusively for students under the age of 25. Participants engage in language practice by using English and Japanese to interact and foster cross-cultural understanding. The meetup facilitates networking between Japanese students and international students, including those who have studied abroad or aspire to do so. University student organizers facilitate the sessions to assist attendees. The format involves designated seating and requires a valid student ID for entry.

This event provides a space for attendees to play Nintendo Switch games such as Super Smash Bros and Mario Kart, as well as a variety of board games. It focuses on facilitating international and language exchange, offering an opportunity to connect with new people while playing. Participants of all skill levels are welcome, and staff are available to support communication.

This meetup offers a space for Spanish and Portuguese speakers and learners to practice languages and engage in international exchange. Beginners are welcome, and English or Japanese may be used for assistance. Participants are seated at small tables of approximately four people with periodic seat changes to encourage interaction. The event is member-only, requiring adherence to specific guidelines and a minimum beverage order.

This meetup facilitates language practice and international exchange for French, Spanish, Portuguese, and German speakers or learners. Participants rotate between small tables to interact with a diverse group. English and Japanese are available as auxiliary languages to support conversation.

Participants will grill takoyaki and engage in Japanese conversation. This event serves as a farewell for the departing organizer who is transitioning to a diplomatic career, while confirming that the club will continue under new leadership. A fee is required for ingredient preparation provided by a local shop.

A language exchange event for English and Japanese speakers, focused on practicing conversational skills in a structured setting. Sessions alternate between languages every 20 minutes, incorporating specific discussion topics, self-introductions, and games to encourage interaction. Participants rotate seats throughout the event to engage with various partners, making it suitable for all proficiency levels.

This is a recurring futsal session. The event proceeds based on a minimum participant threshold. The participation fee is tiered according to the total number of players, and cancellations within 24 hours of the session are charged unless a replacement is secured. Participants must maintain their own insurance for injury risks and must wear molded futsal shoes; spikes, studs, or cleats are strictly prohibited.

This international meetup is designed for solo attendees, locals, expats, and travelers to connect and practice languages. Participants engage in casual conversation and social games like Jenga and UNO in a cafe setting. The event offers optional all-you-can-drink packages and features various participation fee options depending on the booking method.

This event provides an opportunity for international exchange and language practice in a social setting. Participants engage in structured English-only conversations in small groups before transitioning into a free-talk session. The environment is designed for socializing and meeting new people, with seat rotations to ensure interactions with a variety of participants. Beverages and light meals are available for purchase, and a membership process involving a rule book review is required for participation.

This international networking event facilitates social interaction among locals, travelers, and expats. Participants can engage in casual conversation, play games such as Jenga and UNO, and practice various languages in a standing-style environment. The event is structured to accommodate individuals attending alone, fostering a casual atmosphere for making new connections. Attendees are required to purchase at least one drink from the venue. Participation fees vary based on whether attendees book through the official website or arrive without a reservation.

This social gathering is designed for individuals in their 20s and 30s living in or visiting Tokyo to facilitate cross-cultural connection. Attendees can practice languages, engage in casual conversation, and meet a diverse group of locals, travelers, and expats. The event structure includes organized activities and networking opportunities intended to foster interaction in a relaxed environment.

This activity features a modern, tech-driven twist on classic pub darts. The lanes include interactive games with automatic scoring, digital leaderboards, and instant replay features.

The Tech Talk Atlantic Summer Social serves as a networking gathering for Atlantic Canada's technology community. Attendees, including developers, entrepreneurs, students, and IT professionals, have the opportunity to engage in casual conversation, exchange ideas, and build professional relationships within the regional tech ecosystem. The event features no formal presentations or agenda, focusing instead on fostering connections in a relaxed environment.

The HRM Real Estate Investor Group hosts a session featuring two local experts. Nick Harvey-Pearson covers tenant screening strategies based on 17 years of experience in property management, focusing on identifying high-quality tenants and reducing vacancies. Andrey Kulakevich, founder of Kulak Construction & Developments, discusses his experience in residential and commercial real estate, including strategic renovations, land assemblies, and the transition into larger multi-family developments. The event offers insights into scaling investment portfolios and provides an opportunity for networking with other real estate professionals.

Attendees are invited to an outdoor screening of the film Fantastic Four, where the superhero team defends Earth against Galactus and the Silver Surfer. The gathering includes optional social opportunities for dinner and ice cream. Participants are encouraged to bring their own seating, such as blankets or lawn chairs. Attendees may also participate in a raffle by providing receipts from neighborhood businesses.

This weekly writing group provides a space for participants to work on personal projects, ranging from casual notes to novels. The goal is to reduce the isolation associated with solitary writing. Sessions include dedicated writing time balanced with breaks for conversation about writing processes and literature in a respectful, inclusive environment.

A community screening of the 2025 Fantastic Four film takes place at an outdoor venue. The plot follows the heroes as they balance family bonds while defending Earth from Galactus and the Silver Surfer. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating, such as blankets or lawn chairs, and prepare for outdoor conditions. Pre-show activities include trivia, games, and a raffle for those with receipts from local businesses. Picnics and takeout are permitted.

This gathering features authentic Syrian cuisine, known for its use of fragrant herbs, garlic, lemon, grilled meats, and appetizers such as hummus, muhammara, and tabbouleh. Attendees are responsible for their own meal costs, with separate billing available.

Participants gather for a trivia competition at a local craft beer bar. Attendees form teams to compete in a social setting. The venue offers craft beer and comfort food, and early arrival is recommended to secure sufficient seating for the group.

Players of all experience levels are welcome to participate in a friendly game of volleyball. Participation is subject to favorable weather conditions.

Participants play a music-themed version of bingo. The game involves identifying songs played during the session to fill out bingo cards.

This introductory session provides an opportunity for couples to learn the fundamentals of lawn bowling in a social environment. Participants receive instruction from club members and use provided equipment to engage in the sport, which emphasizes strategy and lighthearted competition. No prior experience is required, and the session encourages social interaction among attendees.

Participants engage in language practice with speakers of various languages including French, Spanish, Korean, and Japanese. The gathering facilitates community building through activities such as board games, arts and crafts, and music provided by a resident DJ. It offers a space for social interaction and connecting with new people.

Guests can enjoy an interactive teppanyaki dining experience where chefs prepare meals at the table with performance cooking techniques. The menu offers a selection of grilled meats and seafood, including chicken, steak, and lobster, alongside Japanese dishes such as sushi, sashimi, fried rice, noodles, and various appetizers.

This outdoor language exchange offers a relaxed setting for participants to practice English and Japanese conversation. Designed for beginners, intermediate learners, and solo attendees, the event encourages natural communication through casual social interaction. Participants should bring their own picnic supplies, seating, and weather-appropriate clothing. The activity includes communication support, ensuring a comfortable environment for those looking to improve their language skills and make new connections.

A musical performance featuring songs by Billy Joel.

This session focuses on Kubernetes security, specifically the importance of properly configured security contexts to prevent vulnerabilities. It addresses how misconfigurations can lead to risks such as privilege escalation, container breakouts, and lateral movement. Participants will learn practical patterns for hardening pods and containers, including techniques like dropping capabilities, enforcing read-only filesystems, running as non-root, and applying seccomp profiles.

A community gathering focused on playing mahjong, open to both experienced players and beginners. Lessons are available for those new to the game. Participants are encouraged to bring their own mahjong sets, as the venue does not provide supplies. The session includes dedicated tables for standard and Japanese riichi mahjong.

A discussion regarding the evolution and current state of data analytics within the video game industry. The session examines the application of tools such as A/B testing, causal analysis, and machine learning to analyze player psychology, retention, and game health, while comparing data strategies utilized by large AAA studios with those employed by independent game developers.

A gathering for Elixir developers and functional programming enthusiasts featuring community talks and social networking. The agenda includes a presentation on utilizing Elixir for desktop development.

The Happy Café focuses on fostering human connection. Attendees meet to engage with others, share personal strategies for happiness, and learn from the experiences of participants. This initiative is part of the global charity Action for Happiness, which promotes well-being and positive living.

This board game meetup provides a space for the LGBTQ+ community and allies to gather and play games. Participants are encouraged to bring their own games or join others to play. Held at a licensed venue, the event requires valid identification for entry. Attendees are asked to support the venue by purchasing food or beverages. Volunteers are available to assist newcomers in finding groups and getting started.

This conversation-oriented gathering provides an open setting for socializing and meeting new people. Participants are encouraged to bring extra layers of clothing to account for cooler weather. Food is provided by the organizers, and attendees are welcome to bring food to share; however, participants must bring their own non-alcoholic drinks. A small participation fee is required in cash.

This event features organized indoor futsal matches held in a gymnasium. Participants are expected to wear comfortable athletic clothing and appropriate running shoes.

This outdoor practice combines mindful movement, breathing, posture work, and nervous system relaxation techniques. The session is designed to assist individuals in reducing stress and mental fatigue while improving body awareness, focus, and energy levels. The class is suitable for all experience levels and encourages a supportive, self-paced approach to wellness.

Todd Ness is a stand-up comedian recognized for a blend of storytelling, observational comedy, and absurd humor. He has toured across Canada, performing at major festivals. Additionally, he hosts the podcast Nessin Around! and created the comedy album Working Comic.

This language and cultural exchange provides an informal environment for individuals to practice Mandarin. Participants engage in open conversations, with native speakers offering assistance regarding pronunciation, sentence structure, and vocabulary. A basic level of Chinese listening comprehension is recommended to participate effectively. The group emphasizes mutual respect and requires attendees to RSVP for sessions.

Jane Schoenbrun directs this film about a lonely teenager, Owen, who is introduced to a mysterious late-night TV show by his classmate, Maddy. As Owen watches the show, his reality begins to fracture. The narrative is set against the backdrop of mid-1990s suburban dread.

BLEND OSAKA facilitates international exchange by bringing together locals, expats, students, and travelers for casual conversation. Participants engage in small-group and one-on-one discussions at a riverside café, with organizers shuffling groups to foster diverse interactions. The gathering focuses on cultural connection and friendship rather than formal language lessons, and is open to individuals of all language proficiency levels. To maintain a safe and respectful environment, the event strictly prohibits business solicitation, aggressive networking, or inappropriate social behavior. Attendees are encouraged to enjoy shared perspectives and cultural dialogue in a collaborative, community-focused setting.

This discussion group focuses on examining the concepts of political polarization, correctness, and identity. Participants explore the underlying drivers of polarization, such as media, algorithms, and social instincts, while questioning the value and impacts of political correctness. The session also addresses the balance between freedom of expression and the creation of respectful communities, alongside strategies for navigating disagreements effectively. Attendees are expected to follow specific discussion guidelines, including maintaining a cooperative flow, keeping contributions concise, avoiding ad hominem remarks, and ensuring respectful engagement among all participants.

This fundraiser features food options including a burger, chips, and a drink, alongside various games. A bundle option is available that includes a yearly membership in addition to the BBQ event.

The event is a guided tour of a local market in Osaka featuring a wide selection of vendors offering food, handmade crafts, and unique items. The tour aims to connect attendees with local creators and producers, while providing translation support for non-Japanese speakers to facilitate interaction. It is designed as a casual social opportunity to explore the local area and meet people from different backgrounds.

Language exchange gathering facilitating communication between English and Japanese speakers. Participants engage in group and one-on-one conversations to practice language skills and foster cross-cultural connections in a relaxed environment. Bilingual support is provided to accommodate all language levels. An optional after-party provides further opportunity for socializing.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis using a perforated plastic ball. It is generally slower-paced, making it accessible for participants of all skill levels. Attendees receive a brief lesson on the rules and gameplay mechanics before engaging in casual rallies and games. Indoor sports shoes are required for participation, and paddle rentals are available for an additional fee.

Participants meet to play board games. Attendees may play 'Goblin Teeth,' which supports two to five players and includes available English rules, or bring their own games to share. A 200 Yen venue fee is required by the hosting establishment for table usage.

Learn the fundamentals of Mahjong in a guided, hands-on environment. This event focuses on teaching participants how to read tiles, understand scoring, and build winning hands. Complex rules are broken down into simple, actionable steps to ensure a stress-free experience for newcomers.

This event is designed for women in their teens, 20s, and 30s to engage in international conversation. Female volunteer staff are present to facilitate discussions in an environment where multiple meetups occur simultaneously. Participants are required to adhere to member guidelines and meet a drink order requirement.

This indoor volleyball session is open to players of all skill levels. The net height is set at 2.3 meters and participants are encouraged to bring their own volleyballs for practice. Attendees must follow gym rules, including prohibitions on food, trash, smoking, and alcoholic beverages. Participants are expected to remove all personal belongings upon leaving. The participation fee is 1000 yen, payable via PayPay or cash. Repeated last-minute cancellations may result in removal from the group.

English and Japanese speakers engage in language practice and social interaction. Bilingual organizers facilitate group conversations and participant shuffling to maintain dynamic engagement. Participation is limited to individuals aged 20 and over. Attendees are responsible for their own beverages. The entry fee requires cashless payment. Solicitation, commercial sales, and unsolicited approaches are prohibited. The event may be recorded via photography or video for promotional purposes.

A networking event for individuals from Asian countries and Japanese participants interested in Asian culture, travel, and language learning. The session facilitates cultural and linguistic exchange for all proficiency levels. Participants must be 20 years or older and present valid identity documentation.

A 5km running event where participants run at their own pace. The event starts and finishes at the same location. Reflective gear is recommended for night visibility. Photographs taken during the event may be shared on social media, with an option to opt out. Participation is at one's own risk.

This social event is designed for individuals interested in international exchange and practicing English. It provides an opportunity for participants to interact with others, improve language skills, and explore different cultures. Participation is restricted to individuals aged 20 and over, and valid identity verification is required for entry. Fees vary based on residency status, with specific discounts available for students and attendees celebrating a birthday during the event month.

This language exchange event provides a social setting for participants to practice English and Japanese. Attendees are divided into small groups and use conversation topic cards to help improve their language skills and facilitate discussion. The event utilizes a rotational seating format to ensure that participants have the opportunity to interact with a variety of people. The environment is designed to be inclusive for individuals of different fluency levels, fostering cultural exchange and international networking.

This event is a casual social gathering where attendees can converse without a fixed agenda. Participants may decide to move to other dining locations later in the session.

This language exchange event facilitates conversation practice between Japanese and English speakers. Participants are organized into small groups of three to four people, with rotating seats to ensure interaction among all attendees. The session features structured conversation blocks that alternate between English and Japanese, supported by topic cards to encourage discussion. Attendees are required to purchase at least one drink at the venue. Participation fees vary based on booking methods, including options for online prepayment or payment at the venue. Discounted rates are available for participants aged 25 and under upon presentation of valid identification.

This session explores the concept of justice and its attainability in society. It addresses the fundamental meaning of justice, the feasibility of a completely just society, and how to respond to persistent injustice. Participants engage in a short bilingual presentation followed by small group discussions to share perspectives and explore these questions through conversation in both English and Japanese.

An international music exchange meetup where participants connect through music. Attendees can sing, listen to performances, or play instruments. Acoustic guitars, a ukulele, and a keyboard are provided for use, and guests may bring their own portable instruments, excluding percussion and amplifiers. The session facilitates song requests, jam sessions, and collective singing in an acoustic, a cappella style. All musical genres are welcome, and no prior experience is required. Participation requires a drink purchase at the venue and adherence to membership and rulebook guidelines.

The menu features authentic Greek specialties with an urban style, prepared by two chefs who combine traditional restoration experience and modern culinary arts. The restaurant offers a monthly changing lunch menu with options priced under $20. This event serves as a social gathering for dining.

Featuring acoustic bandura performances by Georgiy Matviyiv.

A weekly conversation group focused on practicing Spanish and connecting with native speakers in a casual environment. Attendees are encouraged to purchase food or beverages at the venue.

The ISC2 Toronto Chapter and the OWASP Toronto Chapter are hosting a joint networking event. The session features AMA discussions with hiring managers and industry professionals aimed at professional development and networking. Advance registration is required to assist with event planning and refreshments.

A social gathering for board game enthusiasts where participants can play popular titles such as Codenames, Sushi Go, Azul, and Ticket to Ride. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own games to share. The event accommodates all skill levels, with instructions provided for those new to specific games. It maintains a casual environment where participants can drop in as they please. Guests are encouraged to support the venue by purchasing food or drinks.

Joy Tennis Tokyo offers tennis practice sessions for players of all skill levels. These sessions utilize artificial grass courts with sand, and amenities include restrooms, showers, and parking. Participation fees vary based on the number of attendees. Available services include racket rentals, string replacements, and grip tape changes. Participants are expected to adhere to established RSVP and cancellation policies.

This hike takes place on a relatively easy, mostly flat trail that includes a few significant hills. Participants should be prepared for potential wet or muddy conditions and are advised to wear appropriate footwear. The activity covers a distance of approximately six to eight kilometers, depending on the number of loops completed.

This language exchange gathering provides an opportunity for individuals in Ottawa to practice and improve their French and English skills. Attendees are encouraged to contribute conversation topics or bring educational games. As the event is held outdoors, participants should bring items for seating, such as blankets.

DevOps Toronto brings together practitioners in DevOps, platform engineering, cloud-native, security, and AI for technical discussions. The event features two sessions, including a talk on AI agent cost optimization, along with networking opportunities and refreshments.

This interactive, self-guided experience invites participants to solve a fictional murder case through an outdoor scavenger hunt. Players use their smartphones to investigate landmarks, decode messages, and interact with suspects. The activity requires navigation through the area to piece together evidence and solve the mystery at an individual pace.

This event features a group walk around Too Good Pond followed by an outdoor concert by an Elton John cover band. Participants have the option to visit a nearby establishment on Main Street afterward. Attendees are advised to wear appropriate footwear, dress according to weather conditions, and take precautions against ticks. Participation requires confirmation of the hike question, and the event is subject to weather-dependent cancellations.

This social event for singles combines an educator-led tour with a mingling session. Participants explore visual art through observation and discussion focused on themes of love. Following the tour, attendees participate in a curated matching process designed to facilitate connections based on compatibility.

Participants gather to read silently in a communal environment. This event allows readers to enjoy their personal books alongside others while maintaining a quiet atmosphere.

Weekly outdoor gathering for knitting and crafts. Participants bring their own projects and seating. A communal supply bag is available upon request in advance. Full vaccination against COVID-19 is required for all attendees. Communication and coordination are conducted via a Discord server.

This event serves as the preliminary gathering for AWS Community Day Canada and the DevOps for GenAI challenge. It provides attendees with early access to the conference schedule, workshop details, and keynote speaker information. Additionally, the session offers sponsors an opportunity to discuss visibility packages with the organizing committee and allows volunteers to coordinate logistics and team roles in preparation for the main event.

Participants practice French and engage in conversation in a social setting. To facilitate interaction, attendees rotate seating every 30 to 45 minutes, allowing everyone to speak with different people. Individuals of all language proficiency levels are welcome to attend. A contribution of $3 is requested from each attendee to help cover the costs associated with hosting the group on the Meetup platform.

Leaders en action is a French-speaking Toastmasters club with over 20 years of history. The club helps members improve public speaking skills and leadership abilities through regular practice. Participants follow the Toastmasters Pathways educational program, which includes prepared speeches and impromptu exercises. Guests are welcome to attend three meetings before deciding to join.

Participants meet to practice English conversation skills in a group setting, with one table specifically designated for Spanish conversation. Attendees are required to make a minimum purchase of $7.00 at the venue to participate.

A board game event. Participants gather at the tables located at the back of the premises.

A relaxed social gathering focused on conversation. Attendees are encouraged to purchase drinks or food while networking in an informal setting. Reservations are required to accommodate the number of guests.

This 40-kilometer bike ride is held primarily on paths with a speed of 23-25 KM/h. The route travels along the canal toward Mooney's Bay, passes the Experimental Farm, and proceeds along the Experimental Farm, Pinecrest, and Ottawa River Parkways. The course crosses the William Commanda Bridge.

This badminton session offers recreational play and competition for a fee of 10$. Birdies and nets are provided, and racket rentals are available for 2$.

This session explores the advanced capabilities of the Java compiler, focusing on annotation processors and Google's Error Prone, an open-source static analysis framework. It examines how these tools enable developers to inspect classes and syntax trees, generate source code, and report custom compiler errors during the compilation process. Attendees will learn to build custom compile-time checks and understand how compiler diagnostics serve as a deterministic feedback mechanism for both human developers and coding agents, facilitating the enforcement of architectural standards.

This meetup provides an opportunity for French language learners of all levels to gather and practice conversation in a cafe setting. Participants are expected to purchase items from the venue to support the establishment. Guests are asked to observe seating guidelines by limiting groups to six people per table and refraining from bringing outside food or drink.

Community yoga classes are open to all fitness levels and experience, focusing on combining breath, movement, and awareness in an outdoor setting. Classes operate on a donation basis, allowing participants to pay what they can. Participants are encouraged to bring their own yoga mats, water, and appropriate attire for the weather.

This dinner meetup offers an opportunity to enjoy traditional Italian cuisine while socializing and meeting new people in a relaxed atmosphere. Participants are responsible for their own meal costs, with the option for separate billing available at the venue.

A Company of Fools presents a production of William Shakespeare's comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Attendees are encouraged to bring seating and refreshments for an outdoor theater experience. Voluntary donations are accepted to support the ongoing accessibility of the production.

Participants gather at a pub for a social event featuring food and drink specials. Attendees are encouraged to support the hosting venue by purchasing items.

The Toronto Summer Music Festival features a concert showcasing pianist Élisabeth Pion and harpist Emmanuel Ceysson. Accompanied by the TSM Festival Orchestra under the direction of conductor Ryan Haskins, the program includes works by Honegger, Renié, Mendelssohn, and Mozart.

CoderCamp Hamilton is a monthly meetup and mini-conference designed for software developers to exchange knowledge regarding tools, techniques, and technologies. During the summer, the event transitions to CoderDrinks, focusing on informal technical discussions among peers rather than formal presentations.

A Thousand Ships by Natalie Haynes offers a retelling of the Trojan War, focusing on the experiences of women including Trojan captives, the Amazon princess, Penelope, and the goddesses whose actions initiated the conflict. The book club meeting involves a discussion of the text, where participants share ratings and engage in a guided conversation about the narrative.

TILE Music presents a special performance featuring live music sets by Kaythe and James Dunbar. As part of TILE's Multilingual Music Series, the evening highlights songs from various global cultures. In addition to the musical performances, the event incorporates informal language exchange activities, offering attendees an opportunity to practice speaking different languages and network with others.

A tarot practice circle designed for all experience levels to explore reading, learning, and shared inquiry. Participants engage in peer-to-peer readings and discuss various interpretative approaches. The focus is on building confidence and deepening relationships with the cards in a supportive, collaborative environment.

This speed dating event is designed for straight singles between the ages of 42 and 57, with a two-year age leeway permitted. The event consists of eight-minute intervals where participants interact with each potential match. Following the sessions, attendees submit a scorecard, and the organizers provide match results via email within 48 hours. Participants are required to stay for the entire duration of the event.

Friendly volleyball games are open to all skill levels. Participants are required to wear appropriate athletic footwear and comfortable clothing. A fee of 10 dollars per person is required for participation.

This workshop covers the Management 3.0 framework, focusing on leadership styles, complexity, and adaptive management. Participants explore practical tools for fostering team self-organization, improving collaboration, and enhancing employee engagement through active learning and group exercises. The curriculum addresses core topics such as delegation, competency development, and change management, designed for managers, agile coaches, and team leaders.

This recreational event consists of 5 vs 5 soccer futsal matches played in a gymnasium. Participants are required to bring appropriate running shoes and comfortable clothing.

Participants engage in a name that tune style music trivia competition. Attendees are encouraged to form teams and support the venue with a minimum purchase. The event offers an opportunity to socialize and potentially win small prizes such as gift cards.

Trivia night gathering for members. The event provides an opportunity to meet others and form new connections. Membership dues are required for participation in the group.

This is a recurring underwater rugby session. Participants must be competent swimmers and comfortable in the water. Spare equipment is available upon request for new players, though attendees are required to bring their own swimwear and towels.

A seminar on schedule management using MyTool, led by Hitoshi Chiba, a practitioner of the Nishi-style management method. The session focuses on using MyTool not just for recording past data, but for inputting future data to facilitate goal achievement. The event includes a Q&A session and is intended for those with MyTool and MG experience. Participants are required to bring a Windows PC with MyTool installed.

A social gathering designed for meeting new people and engaging in casual conversation. Attendees are requested to purchase a beverage as a courtesy to the venue. The event is restricted to individuals aged 19 and over. This is a social mixer, not a dating group, and disruptive or unwanted behavior toward other members is prohibited.

Toastmasters meetings provide a structured environment for developing public speaking and leadership skills. The sessions consist of prepared speeches, impromptu speaking exercises known as table topics, and constructive evaluations from fellow members. Participants utilize the Toastmasters Pathways education program to improve their communication abilities in a collaborative setting.

Participants will experience an Izakaya-style course meal paired with three selections of Japanese sake. A certified International Sake Sommelier will lead the session, providing an overview of sake basics and explaining the characteristics of each drink served during the course. The event is designed for individuals interested in learning about Japanese sake in a social setting. It includes time for networking and socializing, with a structured flow involving introductions and seating changes to facilitate interaction among attendees.

The Blue Heron Toastmasters meeting focuses on developing public speaking and leadership skills through the Toastmasters Pathways Education system. Meetings include prepared speeches of 5-7 minutes based on educational projects, followed by constructive evaluations from fellow members. The session also features a Table Topics segment for impromptu speaking practice, as well as role reports from members acting as timekeepers and grammarians to ensure continuous improvement in communication abilities.

Participants of all skill levels are invited to engage in recreational, low-pressure pickup soccer matches. The sessions provide match pinnies and balls for all players. Attendees are required to wear appropriate soccer footwear, such as turf or outdoor cleats, and the use of shin guards is strongly recommended for safety. All participants must be at least 18 years of age. A code of conduct emphasizing fair play and respectful communication is strictly enforced to ensure a positive environment.

A casual volleyball event open to all skill levels. The session focuses on enjoying the sport and meeting new people. Participants must bring indoor sports shoes. Advanced-level sessions are available for those interested.

A game creation workshop for children, led by a professional with 20 years of experience in the gaming industry. Participants can choose between a Roblox course, where they learn to build games using Roblox Studio, and an AI course, which utilizes AI tools to develop game prototypes. The curriculum varies for each session, allowing beginners to learn fundamentals and create their own projects. The sessions focus on moving from "playing" to "creating," teaching children how to design and bring their own game ideas to life.

This event combines international exchange with cultural exploration. Participants gather at a café for conversation and self-introductions before setting out on a walk through the city. Along the way, the group stops at an onigiri shop to purchase rice balls. The excursion concludes at the Otemachi Ennichi, a summer festival featuring traditional food stalls, a festive atmosphere, and a performance by the traditional arts group, REI. The meetup provides a relaxed environment for people from various backgrounds to socialize and experience Japanese summer traditions.

Participants gather to play board games in a cafe setting, facilitating social interaction among individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. The environment encourages relaxation and connection through gameplay, regardless of language proficiency in English or Japanese.

This bilingual chess event welcomes players of all skill levels. Instruction is available for beginners, and participants will play multiple games. Attendees are required to use the Lichess mobile application as a chess clock during matches.

This event is a social gathering designed for international networking and language exchange. Participants can practice English or Japanese in a casual setting while enjoying views of the bay area. Attendees are encouraged to socialize with a diverse group of people aged 20 and over in a relaxed environment. The gathering features an outdoor setting with an indoor contingency plan for inclement weather. Food and drinks are available for purchase. It provides an opportunity to make new acquaintances, build business contacts, or find language partners in a communal atmosphere.

A report session on "Raspberry Fields," an international summit hosted by the Raspberry Pi Foundation held in Cambridge, UK. The event brought together global partner organizations to discuss the future of education in the age of AI. Kirie Miyajima, a director at CoderDojo Japan, will share key takeaways, insights from discussions, and learnings from the summit.

This 3-hour untutored life drawing session features a male nude model. Basic art supplies such as paper, pencils, and charcoal are provided, though participants may also bring their own. Attendance is restricted to those aged 18 and older, and booking is required in advance. Photography of the model is strictly prohibited.

An English-language stand-up comedy showcase featuring a diverse lineup of local and international performers. The event provides a platform for both experienced comics and newcomers to present original material. The show requires a minimum purchase of two drinks per person.

This event provides a platform for language exchange through free talking and structured conversation using topic cards. Participants engage in cultural exchange and socialize in a casual environment. The session is organized by a local international exchange group, offering opportunities to practice both English and Japanese with people from various backgrounds.

A social networking event designed for individuals in their 20s and 30s, aiming to foster connections between Japanese and international guests. Participants can enjoy music by a DJ and a variety of drinks in a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere. The event is restricted to guests aged 20 and over.

A recurring DJ music event. As the event takes place during regular bar hours, sound volume is kept at a moderate level. The event invites DJ applications, offering a structured performance opportunity. Support is available during setup for beginners or those unfamiliar with the equipment. Standard club equipment, including CDJ-800, DJM450, and SL1200, is provided on-site.

This workshop is designed for individuals who use Google tools daily but have not yet integrated AI into their professional workflows. Participants will move beyond simple chatbot interactions to learn practical methods for incorporating Gemini and NotebookLM into their work. The curriculum focuses on automating tasks by linking Gemini with Google Calendar and Gmail, alongside a demonstration of using NotebookLM to create presentation slides. The session requires no programming skills and is tailored for those looking to implement AI solutions into their existing productivity routines.

This event offers a beginner-friendly airsoft game experience designed for first-timers. Participants engage in tactical action with all necessary equipment, including guns and protective gear, provided on-site. Game briefings and safety instructions are included to ensure a comfortable experience for those with no prior knowledge. The event focuses on team-based strategy and is open to individuals, including expats and locals.

This event is a language exchange meeting for French and Japanese speakers, as well as those interested in French culture and international exchange. Participants typically range in age from their 20s to 30s. The meeting welcomes those who have previously learned French and are looking for opportunities to practice speaking. Attendance is flexible, with early departures or late arrivals permitted. Admission is free for native French speakers and students, while others are required to pay an entrance fee, with an additional charge for those without a reservation. A valid form of identification confirming age is required, as attendance is restricted to individuals aged 20 and over.

This social gathering is designed for people in their 20s and 30s, including locals, travelers, and expats, to meet and interact. The event features a standing-style atmosphere where participants can practice languages, play casual games such as Jenga and UNO, and join organized shuffle times to meet various attendees. Guests are required to purchase at least one drink at the venue.

This international social event is designed for individuals in their 20s and 30s to connect with locals, expats, and travelers. The gathering features a standing-style format with a shuffle system to facilitate conversation among attendees. Participants can practice languages, play social games like Jenga or UNO, and build connections in a casual setting. Guests are required to purchase at least one drink at the venue.

Rosalie is a heavy euro-style board game where players manage a rose garden, utilizing robots for care and making strategic decisions about investment through debt versus loan repayment. This session is intended for experienced board game players, as the game requires approximately 3 to 5 hours to play, plus an hour for instructions. Attendees are encouraged to watch the instructional video beforehand.

A hip-hop dance class designed for beginners, led by professional dancer and choreographer HIROMASA. Participants should bring a change of clothes, water, and indoor shoes. First-time attendees are required to register through the designated messaging platform to confirm participation.

This French language social group gathers for breakfast on a recurring basis. Participants include both long-term members and newcomers. Attendees are responsible for purchasing their own breakfast orders at the venue. There are no membership fees required to participate.

This workshop provides guidance for elementary school students on writing book reports. For students in grades 1 and 2, parents are required to attend with them. Participants are expected to have read their chosen book beforehand and must bring a notebook and writing utensils.

This library program offers storytelling sessions featuring traditional folk tales and picture books. The sessions are designed for children between the ages of 3 and elementary school age, with some sessions open to guardians as well. The program is held regularly at branch library locations.

A workshop focused on creating succulent arrangements. Participants learn how to arrange and plant various succulents to create original designs.

This 63.8 km bike ride consists of 57 km of paved surface and 6.8 km of hard-packed trails. The route traverses various neighborhoods using bike-friendly streets. The ride is considered of moderate difficulty, requiring participants to be regular cyclists. Bicycles must be in good condition with properly inflated tires and functioning brakes. Helmets are mandatory for all participants. Participants are encouraged to carry a repair kit, extra inner tube, and personal safety equipment such as lights and a bell.

A social group for pickleball players. The group welcomes individuals with prior experience as well as beginners.

An organized ghost hunting session at a historic castle involves using electronic equipment and specialized applications to document potential paranormal phenomena. Participants investigate areas associated with local legends, including the history of the Dunsmuir family, utilizing tools such as EMF detectors, cameras, and ghost-tracking software to record experiences.

This group consists of Francophiles and French speakers who gather to practice the language through conversation. It is a social environment open to anyone interested in speaking French.

This is a badminton session for intermediate and advanced players. Participants must provide their own racquets, as rentals are not available. Shuttlecocks are provided. Due to high parking costs, utilizing public transportation is recommended.

A group outing to the Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia focusing on slow and intentional observation. Participants explore exhibitions such as I Use My Haida Eyes, Tupananchiskama, and In a Different Light without a formal tour structure. The visit encourages individual engagement with art, objects, and history, fostering open discussion about the museum experience rather than guided analysis. Attendees manage their own admission and enjoy a shared, loosely structured afternoon of curiosity.

This social gathering for the MTL Plus One community provides a setting for members to meet and network. Participants are responsible for their own food and drink expenses. Attendees may optionally provide a contribution to receive a pin button, which grants entry into a raffle for event gifts. Members must RSVP to participate and are expected to update their status if plans change; strict no-show policies apply to maintain group membership.

This social group facilitates French conversation through informal discussion, tea or coffee, and icebreaker games. It is designed as a practice space for individuals with a basic command of the language, rather than a formal instructional class.

A social gathering for dinner and drinks, followed by an optional walk through the area. Attendees are encouraged to meet new people and engage in conversation.

The Ottawa Women’s Social Group is hosting a social gathering featuring tacos, margaritas, and Mexican-inspired cuisine. The event aims to foster conversation and connection among participants in a casual patio setting.

Vegan Drinks is a social event for individuals interested in meeting like-minded people in a casual, welcoming atmosphere. While the event is centered around vegan dining, all individuals are welcome to attend regardless of their dietary habits. Attendees have the opportunity to engage in conversation, share interests, and enjoy plant-based food and beverages. This is an alcohol-free gathering focused on social connection and community building.

A social gathering designed to bring people together to watch a fireworks display. Attendees meet in the afternoon to socialize on the beach before viewing the show in the evening. Participants are encouraged to bring seating, snacks, and warm clothing to accommodate the changing weather. This gathering is open to all individuals, including long-term residents and newcomers.

Recreative badminton sessions are open to players of all levels. Shuttlecocks are provided, but participants must bring their own rackets. Facility amenities include nets, changing rooms, and restrooms.

This social group is designed for professional women and residents to connect and build friendships in a relaxed, welcoming environment. It focuses on facilitating meaningful interactions and quality time for those looking to expand their local network.

A social event focused on board games where attendees gather to play and connect. Participants are encouraged to bring their own games to share with others. Icebreakers and introductions facilitate interaction among attendees, who are expected to support the venue by purchasing food or beverages.

This is a social backyard gathering featuring a fire, music, and snacks. Attendees are requested to bring their own beverages, items to cook over the fire, seating, and firewood if possible. A table is provided for sharing snacks.

Organized pickleball sessions where players share the cost of court rentals. Participants are responsible for providing their own equipment and must be familiar with the game rules. All skill levels are welcome to attend.

This monthly community event features a guest artist who performs original music before hosting an interactive jam session. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own instruments or join the open mic, while listeners are welcome to attend and enjoy the performance.

This event consists of a hike along the abandoned Koyasan Forest Railway, commonly known as the "Trokko Road" and maintained as the Ryuoukei walking trail. The path is scenic and relatively flat. The itinerary includes a stop at a riverside cafe and time for swimming in a mountain stream. The day concludes with attendance at the Kinokawa Hashimoto Summer Ball, a local festival featuring fireworks, live music, and food stalls. Participants must prepare their own lunch and bring swimwear for the river activities.

Participants engage in English conversation in a casual setting while enjoying coffee or tea.

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 summer picnic gathering. Attendees are encouraged to bring snacks to share, seating, and recreational items such as beach gear or games.

Speed dating event for singles aged 34-43. Participants engage in 8-minute conversations with potential matches, followed by scorecard evaluations to determine compatibility. Match results are provided via email within 48 hours of the event.

A programming event for children aged 4 to 17 designed to foster creativity and logical thinking. Participants engage with tools such as Toio, Viscuit, Scratch, and micro:bit to create games and explore electronics. Beginners and observers are welcome. Parental supervision is required for children aged 12 and under. Laptop rentals are available upon request.

This event focuses on a distribution-style Management Game (MG) instead of the typical manufacturing-based scenario. Participants will experience a business model closer to real-world trading companies and shops, involving purchasing and selling various types of products with different procurement and selling prices, and managing dead stock at the end of theseason. The session is led by Hitoshi Chiba, an expert in scientific and strategic management who operates supermarkets in Akita Prefecture.

This casual gathering is open to individuals of all language levels interested in practicing both English and Japanese. Participants engage in open conversation without a set agenda, allowing for organic interaction. Attendees may bring their own beverages or purchase drinks at the venue as required by local policy.

CoderDojo Naha hosts a monthly programming workshop for elementary through high school students. Participants learn programming basics using tools like Scratch and micro:bit. Attendees are required to bring their own laptops. A limited number of loaner laptops can be requested during registration. Photography may occur during the session for event documentation and promotional use.

This event is a study group session where participants work on their own programming or IT projects in a shared environment. It offers opportunities to consult with a professional web engineer on topics such as programming basics, web development, CMS usage, server administration, and freelancing. The event is open to individuals of all skill levels, including beginners.

The Oddibles are an Edmonton-based party band consisting of four professional musicians. They perform a variety of energetic dance music spanning several decades and genres, including Rock, Pop, Country, Disco, Motown, and R&B. The band features keyboards, guitar, and three-part vocal harmonies to deliver live entertainment.

This is a weekly futsal session that requires a minimum of 9 registered participants to proceed. A waiting list is automatically managed for sessions that reach capacity. If a participant cancels within 24 hours of the event start time, they are responsible for the participation fee unless a replacement is secured by the organizer. Participants are advised to ensure they have adequate personal injury insurance and must wear appropriate futsal footwear. Spiked or studded shoes are strictly prohibited.

Participants visit traditional Japanese-style cafes known as jun-kissa. The activity focuses on exploring local cafe culture with others who speak Japanese or English. Attendance is limited to 6-8 people, and individuals must participate alone. This is a casual meetup without specific language exchange or structured activities.

Participants will enjoy a shared dining experience focused on social interaction. Guests may order individually or share dishes from the restaurant menu. An annual membership fee for 2026 is required to support the ongoing organization of group activities.

A casual social gathering. Attendance capacity is 10 participants.

Participants will share a set meal consisting of nine vegan Chinese dishes at a restaurant. Attendees will be seated at large round tables. Payment is required in cash at the table. A cancellation policy applies for notices given within 24 hours of the event.

This board game event is limited to a group size of 22 people. A waiting list is available for additional attendees, and those on the list may be accommodated if registered participants do not show up or cancel. Upon arrival, please ask for the Langford Gamer Group.

This full-moon-inspired gathering provides space for reflection, breathwork, and community. Participants engage in a symbolic release ritual where they identify patterns to let go of and intentions for moving forward. The evening is designed for relaxation, including social time, mindful meditation, and writing exercises. It is an informal, non-clinical event intended for those seeking personal renewal.

This event is a social gathering focused on international exchange, where participants engage in group conversations in English. Attendees rotate seats periodically throughout the session to interact with a diverse range of people, aided by self-introduction sheets to facilitate conversation. Participants are expected to maintain a respectful, non-commercial environment free from solicitation, sales, or discriminatory behavior. Registration is required, and policies regarding age limits and cancellations are strictly enforced.

This is a language exchange event dedicated to Korean and Japanese interaction. Participants are organized into small groups of four at tables with regular seat rotations to facilitate conversation. The participant demographic typically includes 40% Korean, 40% Japanese, and 20% other nationalities, welcoming both beginners and fluent speakers. The event is conducted in a setting where only Korean and Japanese are permitted. While there is no entry fee, participants are required to purchase a drink and pay a small initial administrative fee for a membership card, with cash payment required.

This international meetup is for individuals interested in drawing, illustration, manga, animation, and design. Participants of all skill levels and styles, utilizing either analog or digital production methods, are welcome. Attendees are encouraged to bring their preferred tools—such as paper, pens, tablets, or existing projects—to draw, share skills, and discuss creative processes in a collaborative, social environment. The event operates on a membership basis, requiring participants to review and agree to the organizer's guidelines.

This language exchange event facilitates practice for participants interested in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean. Dedicated tables are available for Chinese and Korean, while Japanese and English can be spoken at any table. Participants are organized into small groups of approximately four people, with periodic seat changes to encourage interaction among a diverse range of individuals. This environment is designed for casual conversation and language practice, welcoming attendees of all proficiency levels.

This international event facilitates cross-cultural socialization and English practice. Participants gather at small tables, with regular seat rotations to ensure diverse interaction. Membership is required, which involves agreeing to specific conduct rules. A one-time member passport fee and a drink order are required for participation.

This monthly beach event provides an opportunity for locals, expats, and travelers to gather for casual beach volleyball games and relaxation. Participants can engage in swimming, sunbathing, or social interaction, with the organizers providing the net and equipment. Attendees are responsible for bringing their own food, beverages, and personal beach gear, along with a small participation fee to support event costs.

The IREM JAPAN Hokkaido Chapter is hosting a day camp for members and their families. The event provides an opportunity for fellowship, featuring a barbecue and sauna.

Participants gather to work independently on personal projects, such as studying, working, or reading. This session is designed for individuals seeking a productive environment away from home, those who wish to work alongside others, and those looking to expand their professional network. Attendees are welcome to engage in casual conversation or ask questions during the session.

This study group session focuses on enhancing security for EC-CUBE content management. Participants will explore utilizing Astro, a static site generator, to create secure, static HTML sites, which helps mitigate vulnerabilities commonly associated with dynamic content management systems like WordPress. The session includes an open Q&A segment where web developers, site creators, and e-commerce shop owners can discuss operational challenges, sales strategies, and technical concerns.

This is an international exchange gathering for Japanese and Chinese participants held in Shinjuku. The event aims to foster mutual understanding and communication among people interested in Chinese and Japanese language and culture through informal socializing.

This language exchange event connects Spanish and Japanese speakers to foster international friendships and language proficiency. Participants engage in conversation tables, games, and structured activities designed to facilitate practice for all skill levels. The event provides a friendly environment for those interested in cultural exchange and building international connections.

A hiking excursion to a secluded cave in the hills for long-exposure photography. Participants use flashlights and LED devices to create light-painting art in the darkness, which is captured using long-exposure camera settings. Attendees should bring their own light sources, snacks, and water.

This event is designed for adults who are beginners in dance, focusing on enjoyment rather than advanced skill. Participants learn simple dance routines, primarily K-POP or popular tracks, in a relaxed environment to build friendships and maintain a regular exercise habit. The session is women-only and prohibits participants with prior dance experience to ensure a comfortable atmosphere for true beginners. Attendees often gather at a nearby cafe or restaurant to socialize after the session, and participants are encouraged to wear comfortable casual clothing.

This language exchange event connects English speakers learning Japanese and Japanese speakers learning English. Facilitated by qualified teachers, the session involves structured conversation practice in both languages with regular seat changes to encourage interaction. Participants can engage in pairs or small groups in a relaxed atmosphere, with an additional period for casual conversation following the main sessions.

Participants collect trash along the banks of the Tamagawa River. Volunteers should wear old clothing, long pants, and closed-toe shoes for safety. Bringing a hat and adequate water is recommended. The activity proceeds in light to moderate rain by seeking shelter, though it may be cancelled in severe weather conditions.

This meetup provides a space for individuals to practice Spanish and Portuguese. Participants are organized into small groups of approximately four people, with regular seat changes to encourage conversation and international exchange. The event is open to beginners, and English or Japanese can be used for assistance. Participation requires becoming a member by reading and agreeing to the group's rule book.

This language exchange event provides a space for individuals to practice speaking German. Participants are organized into small groups of approximately four, with regular seat rotations to facilitate interaction among different people. The event is open to all proficiency levels, with English and Japanese permitted for assistance. Attendance requires reading and agreeing to a set of house rules to establish membership.

This meetup provides an opportunity for individuals to practice Italian in a casual setting. Participants are organized into small groups that rotate, allowing for interaction with a diverse range of people. Beginners are welcome, and English or Japanese may be used for assistance as needed.

Yamitomo is a social gathering designed for individuals experiencing social anxiety, shyness, or mental fatigue. The event provides a supportive environment where participants can share their thoughts and experiences with others facing similar challenges. To facilitate interaction, attendees use profile cards and structured conversation themes, helping to reduce social pressure and make conversations easier for those who may struggle with communication. The gathering is non-judgmental and welcomes individuals with various characteristics, including those with neurodivergence or HSP. It is not intended for romantic dating or professional networking, and strict rules are enforced to maintain a safe space, including a prohibition on solicitations. Attendees can participate at their own pace, with the freedom to listen or talk as they feel comfortable.

Claude Code is an AI-powered coding tool that functions as an autonomous agent capable of managing tasks and executing code directly within a development environment. Unlike traditional autocomplete tools, it understands complex project structures, enabling users to automate development tasks, improve code quality, and enhance overall productivity. The event provides a hands-on introduction to setting up and utilizing Claude Code. Participants will configure the tool on their own devices, learn practical command-line operations, and acquire prompt patterns for real-world application. Attendees are required to bring a laptop and hold an active Claude Pro subscription.

This exhibition explores the life and influence of Marie Antoinette, focusing on her role as a historical fashion icon. It showcases dresses, jewellery, and furniture from the 18th century to demonstrate how her personal style and innovative spirit shaped design and continue to inspire modern creators. The event includes a meetup at the museum followed by a discussion session.

This social futsal event is open to players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced individuals. The format consists of 5-a-side teams playing 7-minute matches on a rotating basis. Participants should wear appropriate sports clothing and flat-soled futsal shoes or turf shoes; cleats and spikes are strictly prohibited. The event follows recreational local rules, including a ban on slide tackles and a self-refereeing system. Fair play and a friendly, inclusive atmosphere are prioritized for all participants. Shin guards are recommended for safety.

Participants gather for a group excursion to the Edogawa Fireworks Festival. The display includes a large-scale opening sequence and a Fuji-themed firework presentation. The group facilitates the experience for attendees.

This language exchange event is designed for Japanese nationals who are beginners in English. Participants practice conversation with non-native Japanese speakers, providing an opportunity for reciprocal language learning where both English and Japanese are used. The format involves small group discussions with regular seat rotations to foster interaction and facilitate a friendly, international environment.