This exhibition highlights Indigenous artists in Canada who have achieved significant social impact through music. It aims to inspire new generations to take action by providing insight into Indigenous histories and cultural backgrounds. The showcase features diverse musicians and performers, including Beatrice Deer, the Dakhká Khwáan Dancers, Ray St. Germain, Harry Rusk, and Kelly Fraser. Each artist contributes to the exhibition through their unique fusion of cultural traditions, storytelling, and musical innovation across various genres.

This exhibition celebrates Black artists in Edmonton through a series of portraits presented on five curved panels. The experience unfolds in three stages: LOOK, which establishes dignity and visibility; APPROACH, which focuses on individuality and personal expression; and ENGAGE, which utilizes augmented reality to allow artists to share their stories and perspectives on local culture. The project emphasizes that authentic belonging requires active attention and connection rather than simple representation. It was developed within the framework of the Edmonton Anti-Black Racism Action Plan and the Edmonton Arts Council.

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.

StartWork provides employment training in glazing and glass fitting for individuals receiving Income Support. Participants can attend information sessions to learn about the curriculum and career opportunities within the trade.

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.

Carly's Angels Drag Show is a long-running nightlife institution in Calgary's queer arts scene, featuring dazzling drag performances, comedy, and musical numbers in an intimate cabaret setting. Hosted by Carly York Jones, the show has been running for over 25 years at The Attic Bar & Stage.

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.

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.

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 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.

The Drone Safety License School in Nagareyama, Chiba, offers a national certification course for Level 2 drone pilots. This comprehensive program for beginners includes basic training as well as specialized instruction for beyond visual line of sight and night flight operations. By completing this course at a registered training institution, participants are exempted from the practical examination conducted by the designated testing authority. The curriculum consists of online theory lessons and hands-on practical training. Applicants must be at least 16 years old and possess a pilot applicant number issued by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's DIPS system.

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.

Jubilations Dinner Theatre presents a theatrical production celebrating the music, humor, and legacy of The Beatles. The show highlights the iconic impact of John, Paul, George, and Ringo on popular music culture.

A murder mystery event set during a barn dance at the Wainwright Hotel. Participants act as detectives to uncover the truth behind a crime interrupted by live folk music and a variety of colorful suspects. Each performance features a unique outcome, ensuring a different resolution to the case each night.

Guests receive zoo entry and a 1.5-hour High Tea experience at Grazers Restaurant, featuring finger sandwiches, scones, snacks, and loose leaf teas.

This event offers zoo admission and a 1.5-hour high tea service featuring finger sandwiches, scones, snacks, and loose leaf teas at Grazers Restaurant.

Sessional art classes for children and youth are available, with options tailored to different ages and interests. Offerings include general art classes for ages 7-14, introductory experiences for ages 4-6, and sketching classes for ages 7 and up, including an advanced level for those 9 and older. A beginner-friendly digital art class is also available for ages 8 and up. All sessions focus on creativity, skill development, and hands-on learning.

EYEcon is an exhibition of contemporary craft by Alberta artists exploring the eye as both form and function. Using glass, carved surfaces, woven fibers, metals, and repurposed materials, the works render vision as something constructed through technique and material choice across jewelry, textiles, and sculpture.

Harry Popper discovers an ancient book about sisters Annie and Elsie from the Frozen Kingdom. To meet Elsie, who lived centuries ago, Harry and Ron plan to use a forbidden time-turner.

Edmonton artist Karen Bishop explores the aftermath of the devastating 2024 wildfires in Jasper National Park through her en-plein-air paintings. By painting the burnt landscape, she documents the changes and loss while discovering new perspectives on the geology, shape, and topography of the mountains and valleys.

This practical flight course focuses on passing the national drone pilot examination by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Association. Participants train using the Mavic 3 Classic, a model widely utilized at examination sites, including practice with ATTI mode. The program is led by an instructor holding first-class pilot and examiner certifications, covering a three-hour curriculum that follows the official examination course.

This course is designed for both beginners and experienced individuals seeking to obtain the Second-Class Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Certificate. As a Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism registered training institution, completing the curriculum and passing the final examination qualifies students for an exemption from the practical examination conducted by the designated testing agency. The program includes online theoretical training, practical instruction, and a final assessment.

This course, offered by a Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism registered training institution, provides the necessary training to obtain a second-class national drone pilot license. Completing the curriculum and passing the final examination exempts applicants from the practical skills test conducted by designated testing organizations. The program includes online theoretical training, followed by practical training and a final proficiency assessment. Applicants must be at least 16 years old, possess a skill certification applicant number obtained via the Drone Information Platform System (DIPS), and meet the health requirements as evidenced by a valid driver's license or medical certificate.

The Drone Safety License School offers a national certification course for second-class unmanned aircraft pilot proficiency. This program allows students to complete practical training at a registered institution, thereby exempting them from the practical skill test administered by the designated testing authority. Applicants must be at least 16 years old, meet specific health requirements, and obtain a skill certificate applicant number via the DIPS portal prior to enrollment. The curriculum includes online theoretical training, followed by practical training and a final completion assessment. Supplemental courses for nighttime or beyond-visual-line-of-sight flights are also available upon request.

Community members are invited to share their personal skills and expertise with other residents to foster local knowledge exchange and collaboration.

These classes offer instruction in Tai Chi for individuals looking to improve physical movement and overall health.

Canadian artist Brandi Hofer presents an exhibition exploring themes of impermanence, transformation, and emotional memory through layered mixed-media portraiture. The artwork combines portraits with organic forms such as moths, butterflies, and florals, utilizing recycled and repurposed materials to reflect the fleeting nature of beauty and the emotional imprint of time.

This musical performance series features various artists providing entertainment during the lunch hour. The performances are subject to weather and air quality conditions.

Latin dance lessons offered at various levels (Level 1 and Level 1.5). The program includes Merengue, Cumbia, Bachata, Chacha, Salsa, and Mambo, culminating in a finale night with a live band.

Cypher Wild involves open cypher sessions where dancers, DJs, and rappers collaborate and create together. These sessions occur in public areas and may relocate indoors due to weather or air quality concerns.

An exhibition featuring artwork by 65 members of Gallery@501, exploring the concept of finding common ground across Treaty 6 Territory, within communities, and through lived experiences. The collection includes painting, sculpture, printmaking, and fibre arts that highlight connections in everyday routines, landscapes, and shared histories.

A solo exhibition featuring the work of Alberta artist Doris Charest. The series highlights the delicate, often-invisible aspects of the environment, encouraging a deeper appreciation for fleeting wonders. Inspired by Kintsugi, the sculptures combine natural materials with human-made elements to reflect the relationship between humans and the environment and the beauty of imperfection.

A curated exhibition celebrating 120 years of abstract art (1906–2026) featuring Harcourt’s abstract painting practitioners and guest artists. The exhibition explores the vitality and evolution of abstraction in Western Canada, highlighting diverse approaches such as colour-field painting, lyrical abstraction, minimalist practices, gestural abstraction, and geometric forms. Featured artists include Scott Cumberland, Darren Kooyman, Carla Lam, Sheila Luck, Mitchel Smith, Wiz Wensel, Catherine Burgess, Peter Hide, and Seka Owen, reflecting on the historical legacy and contemporary resurgence of abstraction in Edmonton.

Eight acrylic and mixed media paintings by Edmonton-based artist Timothy Grieco explore the vibratory and impermanent nature of physical reality. The works utilize a visual language of circular forms, dense patterning, and layered surfaces. By incorporating acrylic, collage, and found materials like discarded plastics, the artist investigates matter as fluid and energetic. These pieces, rooted in printmaking processes, emphasize repetition and material experimentation to illustrate an unstable and interconnected reality.

This exhibit showcases the Vietnamese-Edmonton experience through community stories, portraits, art installations, and immersive vignettes. It explores themes of migration, identity, family, resilience, and belonging, helping the public better understand local Vietnamese history. Originally developed from a pilot project, the display provides a space to reflect on personal and community narratives during Asian Heritage Month.

This play follows Louise as she returns to her small French-speaking hometown to manage her grandmother's laundry business. The narrative explores the lives of her childhood friend Maxime, a traditional baker facing a personal crisis, his partner Marie-Josée, who seeks more creative fulfillment, and Guillaume, a musician searching for inspiration. The story highlights themes of discovery, reunion, love, and friendship. The performance is in French with English surtitles on select dates.

Jim Macgregor presents a body of work where paintings are less constructed and more allowed, closing the gap between thought and hand. The "seeds" are forms shaped by life's influence, translated into a visual language of intuitive mark-making. Canadian artist Macgregor's asemic abstracts employ color, texture, and restraint to create contemplative spaces, incorporating layers of meaning from the seeds and stories of his own life.

This inaugural solo exhibition by Edmonton-based artist Brianna Tosswill, presented by dhARTworld, features seven theatrical print and sculptural assemblages. The artist utilizes intricate, layered linocut techniques to construct a self-reflexive world. The works incorporate visual elements from romance novels, theatre sets, and games of chance to explore personal emotions and reconcile conflicting feelings, maintaining a sense of earnestness and idealism.

A young man raised in isolation discovers his origins and identity. He reforges his father's sword, confronts a dragon, and encounters Brünnhilde, a warrior asleep behind a wall of fire. The opera explores themes of growth, fear, and love through Wagner's music.

The Edmonton Drag Festival 2026 is a multi-day celebration of queer culture and pride. It features over 120 local and international performers, including drag artists, burlesque dancers, comedians, and musicians. The festival program encompasses a wide range of activities, including a DJ showdown, drag bingo, workshops, and panel discussions. It also highlights diverse cultural representation through an Indigenous celebration and a BIPOC cultural showcase, culminating in a queer dance party.

The Producer Lab offers professional development and networking for independent theatre producers. Activities include Skill Shares, which provide short presentations and discussions on production-related topics, and the Producer Lab Cafe, facilitating one-on-one meetings between indie artists and artistic leaders. The initiative aims to enhance producing skills and foster connections within the theatre community.

A meetup for individuals interested in the art of street photography. Participants walk through the city to document urban life, architecture, and social scenes. The session focuses on developing photographic skills through candid shots of people and surroundings. Participants may work independently or with the group, and mobile phones are permitted. The activity is subject to weather conditions.

This cycling route spans 69 km, utilizing bike paths and quiet roads to reach the destination. The ride maintains a relaxed pace with an average speed of 25-30 km/h on flat sections. Participants are divided into groups, and the route is subject to change based on local event schedules. A small annual contribution is requested to help cover organizing costs.

The Heart Mountain Horseshoe is a 13.5 km loop trail characterized by difficult terrain and scrambling sections. The route traverses multiple peaks, including Heart Mountain and Grant McEwan Peak, offering panoramic views of Yates Mountain and Barrier Lake. Hikers must be physically prepared for a challenging trek that involves navigating rock walls and a ridge walk. Participants are required to carry appropriate equipment, including hiking boots, grip gloves for scrambling, trekking poles, bear spray, and suitable clothing for variable weather conditions.

A social gathering featuring a shared breakfast and potluck meal. The event includes small group introductions, casual conversation, and a light group walk. Attendees are encouraged to bring items such as food to share, water, and seating, and are expected to assist with cleanup.

Volunteers assist in preparing nutritious meals for families facing adversity or crisis. Working with donated ingredients, participants create meals under the guidance of team leads. Requirements include wearing closed-toe shoes, tying back long hair, helping with post-cooking kitchen cleanup, and completing a safety risk form. Volunteers must be registered with a valid ID, and children are not permitted to attend.

This social walk explores the Bridle Path, a residential area in Toronto characterized by large estates and private homes. The route proceeds to Edwards Gardens to view the floral displays and parkland. The excursion concludes with a section along the Don River trail, offering a blend of neighborhood exploration and nature.

This social walking event explores the Bridle Path neighborhood, known for its large estates and luxury homes, before proceeding to Edwards Gardens. The route features a blend of residential streets and natural trails near the Don River. This activity focuses on social interaction and community engagement rather than providing a formal historical or guided tour. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and prepare for outdoor conditions.

Participants can engage in recreational and competitive badminton matches. Facilities include nets, birdies, and restroom access. Racket rentals are available for an additional fee.

This 41-kilometer cycling route begins at Eglinton West Station and travels to Toronto Island. The path traverses the Beltline, Moore Ravine, Taylor Creek, and the waterfront boardwalk, taking participants through forest, river, and lake environments. Riders may choose to start or end at any point along the route.

This event features casual tennis rallies in a friendly, non-competitive environment, accompanied by music throughout the session. Participants are required to check in with the organizer upon arrival and maintain a courteous, positive demeanor toward other players. Tennis balls brought to the event should be marked with initials for identification.

The Grouse Grind is an intermediate 2.5 km hiking trail with 777 meters of elevation gain. This activity is self-paced, with participants meeting at the summit café after the hike. Attendees must take the gondola down or use the BCMC trail for descent, as downhill hiking on the Grouse Grind is prohibited. Proper hiking footwear, water, and clothing layers are recommended. A waiver must be signed by all participants, and attendees are responsible for their own safety and potential rescue costs.

Roll up your sleeves and help the citizens of Edmonton complete their required chores - if you earn your keep, you might even get a reward!

This meetup organizes social pitch and putt sessions for golfers of all skill levels. The events focus on improving short game skills in a non-competitive, relaxed environment. Participants have the opportunity to practice their scoring zone shots and socialize with fellow golfers, with optional post-game gatherings at a local venue.

Volunteers will assist in removing invasive Himalayan Blackberry to protect native plants and support local biodiversity. This environmental initiative is open to people of all ages and experience levels, with all necessary tools, safety gear, and instruction provided. Participants will engage in hands-on habitat restoration, contributing to the health of local ecosystems while gaining experience in environmental conservation.

This event series consists of community-organized day sailing excursions where crew members are paired with skippers. Participants gather for social interaction before departing. The cruise duration and direction are determined by the individual boat skippers based on weather and water conditions. Prospective crew members are encouraged to maintain a complete profile highlighting their sailing experience to facilitate pairing. Essential gear includes a personal life jacket, appropriate layered clothing, non-slip footwear, and gloves. Attendees are responsible for their own safety and must assess the risks associated with sailing, including evaluating the skipper, boat, and conditions.

This hiking event explores scenic nature trails including Jug Island and Sasamat Lake. The route covers approximately 5-7 kilometers with minor elevation gain and is expected to take about 2.5 hours to complete. The trail features forest paths and lake views. Participants are expected to wear proper hiking footwear and carry rain gear and water.

This social gathering focuses on playing board and card games. Participants are invited to bring their own games or learn new ones from other attendees. Attendees are encouraged to support the venue and to update their RSVP status if they can no longer attend, allowing others on the waitlist to participate.

Participants can choose between 5-km and 10-km routes. The 5-km path winds through forests of Douglas Fir and Cedar, utilizing the Galloping Goose and Matheson Lake trails. The 10-km option extends to Pearson College, featuring stops at a hidden waterfall, an observatory, and a Grey Whale skeleton exhibit. Proper footwear is mandatory, and the use of hiking poles is recommended.

This introductory session focuses on fundamental Tai Chi, including gentle movement, balance, and breathing techniques. Participants are encouraged to practice at their own pace, with the flexibility to observe, rest, or leave as needed. An optional post-practice walk through the park may be available, though the session is subject to cancellation during rainy weather.

This 53.7 km loop ride features 47.3 km of paved surfaces and 6.4 km of hard-packed trails. It is rated as moderate difficulty, intended for regular cyclists. The itinerary includes a coffee break and a lunch stop. Participants are responsible for their own safety and must ensure their bicycles are in good condition, equipped with necessary repair kits, safety lights, and bells.

This event is a social gathering serving as an alternative to a postponed outdoor art walk due to weather conditions. Participants will visit an art gallery, engage in a small group activity, and partake in a guided conversation while having desserts at a nearby venue.

This event focuses on English language practice through interactive games. Participants use the game Taboo to enhance vocabulary, including phrasal verbs, idioms, and common expressions. The session provides an opportunity to practice speaking and listening skills while meeting others in a social setting. It is designed to accommodate individuals of all language proficiency levels and includes refreshments.

This photography gathering welcomes enthusiasts of all skill levels to walk the trails of Tommy Thompson Park. Participants will have the opportunity to capture images of the natural scenery and the view of the Toronto skyline.

A gathering for artists and enthusiasts to sketch together. Participants are encouraged to bring their preferred drawing materials, such as pencils, ink, watercolours, or charcoal. A small administrative fee is required.

This group offers a casual setting for English learners of all levels to improve their language skills. Participants practice grammar, pronunciation, verb tenses, idioms, and vocabulary under the guidance of a former English teacher.

This networking event provides a forum for entrepreneurs and business owners to connect and collaborate. Participants engage in facilitated introductions and small group discussions centered around specific business topics to foster peer support and professional growth.

A supportive space dedicated to neurodiversity, offering an opportunity to share insights, challenges, and experiences. Participants are encouraged to engage in open discussions within a relaxed, inclusive environment that celebrates individual strengths and differences, allowing attendees to interact authentically.

This event offers an evening focused on board games and bubble tea. Participants can enjoy a wide selection of games, from casual party activities to strategic challenges, within a social atmosphere. Rules are provided for the games, making the event accessible to players of all experience levels. Food and beverages are available for purchase.

A weekend outdoor Latin dance gathering featuring Salsa and Bachata music. The event includes professional performances and dance lessons.

Participants of all skill levels are invited to engage in beach volleyball. The session begins with an hour dedicated to learning basic skills and rules, followed by organized team play on the court. All necessary equipment is provided, and the event facilitates skill development and networking among attendees.

This workshop covers the basics of perspective drawing specifically for pixel art. Participants will learn how to construct urban backgrounds, create a sense of depth, and navigate the unique challenges of applying perspective techniques to a pixel-based medium. This course is beginner-friendly and requires no prior artistic experience. Attendees are required to bring a laptop with Aseprite or Libresprite, or an iPad with Pixsquare. A mouse or drawing tablet is highly recommended for laptop users.

This meetup focuses on board games and light conversation within a small-group setting. It offers a low-pressure environment designed for social connection, allowing participants to enjoy games and chat without the requirement of specific skills or bringing friends.

A social gathering held at a Vietnamese restaurant. Attendees are welcome to discuss topics related to Buddhism or learn more about the group.

Participants are invited to present a book that has made an impression, covering any genre or format such as fiction, manga, comics, or academic texts. Participants may choose to present a book they enjoyed or disliked. Participants will have dedicated time to present their book and engage in group discussions. The group welcomes individuals between 20 and 40 years old, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and those who identify as introverted or shy. Attendees are also invited to join an optional post-event visit to a local cafe or bookstore.

This walking tour explores Gastown, a historic neighborhood and National Historic Site. Participants traverse the area to capture images of cobblestone streets, Victorian architecture, and urban landmarks such as the Steam Clock. The activity focuses on street photography, architecture, and capturing local textures, with opportunities to share images with the group afterward.

This event consists of a group walk involving approximately 8,000 to 10,000 steps. Participants should come prepared with appropriate hiking gear, such as a hat, sunscreen, water, and running shoes. The group cannot accommodate latecomers, and because the walk is continuous, it is not possible to join once the group has departed.

This event is the twentieth session of the "Storm Lord's Wrath" campaign, which centers on the rebuilding of the settlement of Leilon. Participants will engage in the narrative of the town's restoration and explore the personal motivations of their characters. The session utilizes 2014 D&D rules, requiring players to bring a level 9 character created from official rulebooks with a maximum of two classes. Equipment allowances include either one rare and one uncommon magic item, or three uncommon magic items.

Participants engage in an interactive cocktail-making class. Under the guidance of expert mixologists, attendees learn professional techniques to craft three signature cocktails using gin and fresh ingredients. The session provides all necessary equipment and is open to individuals of all skill levels, offering an opportunity to learn new bartending skills in an interactive, social environment.

A group activity involving a leisure walk through parks, trails, and local neighborhoods. The event includes ice-breaker games to facilitate connections, stops for photos, and opportunities for exercise. Following the walk, participants may optionally join a gathering for dinner and beverages, followed by an evening of live music and dancing. A participation fee is required.

This group offers a social and relaxed environment for playing ping pong. Participants play outdoors year-round in a covered area.

Participants practice Spanish conversation, with encouragement to speak primarily in the language. Support is available for those learning.

Elusive Knowledge is a foundational paper in epistemology exploring contextualist approaches to knowledge. David Lewis addresses the tension between everyday knowledge claims and philosophical skepticism by arguing that knowledge depends on conversational context. The central thesis posits that knowledge requires ruling out relevant alternative possibilities, where the definition of relevant shifts according to conversational standards.

This weekly meetup facilitates English and Korean conversation practice and cultural exchange. Participants are provided with weekly discussion topics to assist with language learning. Registration is mandatory and a $5 participation fee is required. The event enforces a strict policy where attendees must arrive within 30 minutes of the start time, and refunds are not provided for late arrivals or no-shows.

Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid, this object theatre production explores the story of a sea king's daughter who yearns for a life on land. The performance, presented in French, utilizes a cabaret-style format, live video projection, and the music of Nina Simone to highlight the process of manipulating miniature objects and materials on stage.

The Pacific Spirit Park Society (PSPS) EcoTeam conducts environmental restoration efforts in the Acadia Forest. The project focuses on removing invasive vegetation, such as English Holly, English Ivy, and Himalayan blackberry, to address the impacts of historical land clearing. This work aims to support the ecological transition of the area from a young red alder forest into a maturing coniferous ecosystem through continued invasive species control and tree planting.

This session explores the principles of Zen meditation. Participants learn techniques to cultivate mindfulness and presence, along with practical methods for enhancing daily focus and mental calmness. The program emphasizes the concept that personal self-improvement contributes to the well-being of the world.

Participants meet for an afternoon of outdoor activities, including frisbee, volleyball, and various ball games. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own sports equipment, snacks, drinks, and blankets for relaxation. The event depends on favorable weather conditions.

The Burnaby Lake Flyers Club hosts a remote-controlled aircraft event featuring exhibition flights and flight instruction opportunities. Attendees can purchase food and beverages, participate in a 50/50 draw, and enter a raffle. The event requires an entry fee.

Montréal Python hosts an outdoor social gathering for enthusiasts, families, and those interested in the Python community. The gathering includes a potluck meal, outdoor games, and opportunities for informal networking.

This social event involves exploring the Toronto Harbour Front, including its boardwalk, parks, and entertainment districts. Activities include walking, socializing, dining, and participating in ice breaker games to facilitate interaction among attendees.

Kirtan meditation involves the practice of singing sacred mantras and transcendental sounds accompanied by music to promote inner peace, joy, and emotional well-being. This inclusive group experience is designed to help participants relax and connect through melody, followed by a time for social refreshment.

This 8.8 km route explores the Guildwood area, a former artists' colony, featuring historical sites such as the Guild Inn, the Clark Centre for the Arts, and various sculptures. The path leads to the Scarborough Bluffs and continues along the lake shore, including a climb up the Doris McCarthy Trail. The excursion concludes in Scarborough Village, with opportunities to experience local culinary offerings, including Egyptian, Haitian, and South Asian cuisines.

A social gathering at the Toronto Harbour Front involving a group walk, ice-breaker games, and visits to local dining and entertainment areas. The activity facilitates casual interaction, sightseeing, and photography, with scheduled rest periods.

A social gathering designed for residents and newcomers to connect and converse. Attendees are required to purchase items at the establishment, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Participation requires an advance RSVP, with cancellations requested by 10 AM the day before to ensure accurate table reservations.

This social gathering connects the Arab community in Montreal for a casual afternoon of walking and conversation. The activity includes meeting for coffee, walking along Wellington Street, and strolling by Verdun Beach to view the river. Participants are welcome to bring a blanket for relaxing in the park, and communication is open in English, Arabic, or French.

Participants gather to play a variety of board games. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own favorite games to share and play with others. Contributions of snacks, drinks, or donations to support the purchase of new games for the group are welcome.

This is a birthday celebration featuring a barbecue with hamburgers, hot dogs, and bratwursts. Guests are asked to contribute a potluck side dish, snack, or dessert to share. Attendees are requested to bring their own beverages and a lawn chair. A fee of $10 per person is required to cover food expenses. The event will include entertainment such as karaoke and a group game of Cards Against Humanity.

This discussion group focuses on Books 1 and 7 of Plato's The Republic. Book 1 explores the nature of justice and morality, examining Socrates' challenges to conventional definitions of power and virtue. Book 7 centers on the Allegory of the Cave, analyzing themes of education, perception, the struggle to identify reality, and the social implications of knowledge. Attendees are required to read the selected text in advance.

A group hike followed by a social picnic and BBQ. Participants are encouraged to bring their own food and drinks to share. A charcoal grill is provided for use during the gathering.

This BBQ meetup provides a casual environment for individuals to network and socialize. Participants can engage in conversation, practice English, and meet people from diverse backgrounds in a relaxed outdoor setting. The event is designed for those looking to make new connections or improve their language skills, with support available for conversation if needed.

This language exchange event connects English and Spanish speakers to practice both languages, dedicating one hour to each. Participants aim to improve their communication skills and cultural understanding in a respectful and collaborative environment. A functional level of language proficiency is required to ensure productive and flowing conversations. The community is volunteer-led and encourages active participation and mutual support among attendees. This event is strictly for language practice rather than social dating, and a small fee is collected to support the operational costs of maintaining the group.

This event provides a structured language exchange environment for beginners. Participants engage in one hour of English practice and one hour of Japanese practice using provided worksheets that focus on new vocabulary, grammar, and basic conversational skills. An experienced instructor facilitates the session, offering guidance and coordinating seat changes based on proficiency levels to ensure an appropriate learning pace.

Live musical performances are hosted. Admission is $5 and cash payments are required.

This activity consists of co-ed volleyball sessions. Single drop-in sessions and 10-visit passes are available for purchase.

Friendly volleyball games are open to participants of all experience levels. Matches are dependent on weather conditions.

This social gathering features dinner, live music, and dancing. Attendees can socialize and enjoy access to a pool table. An attendance fee is required.

A relaxed language exchange between English and Japanese speakers occurs in an outdoor park setting. Participants of all levels, including beginners and individuals attending alone, are welcome to foster connections through natural conversation in a casual atmosphere. The session creates a comfortable environment for communication, with support provided to help participants practice useful expressions and meet new people. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own refreshments, seating mats, and comfortable outdoor attire.

A social networking event designed for adults in their 20s and 30s to facilitate new connections through group activities and facilitated icebreakers. Attendees are required to purchase at least one food or drink item at the venue and are expected to adhere to a smart casual dress code.

This dinner gathering organizes attendees into small groups of 4-6 people, utilizing conversation cards to facilitate social interaction. A beginner-level dance class is available as an optional activity afterward. Attendees are required to purchase food or drinks at the venue, which offers limited vegetarian and vegan options. Please note that photos and videos are recorded during the event, and participants are expected to maintain a respectful and safe environment.

This is a recreational, co-ed pickup soccer game for participants aged 18 and older. Players of all skill levels are welcome. Participants are strongly advised to wear soccer cleats and shin guards for safety and should bring their own water. The environment is focused on fair play, requiring a respectful attitude with no rough play. Attendance is conditional upon agreeing to a liability waiver. Games are subject to cancellation based on weather conditions, such as temperatures falling below 0 degrees Celsius or unsafe field conditions. Advance registration is required, as drop-ins are not accepted.

The Calgary Latin Connection (CLC) event facilitates language exchange and social interaction, focusing on French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian. Attendees engage in interactive games and icebreaker activities while participating in structured group discussions covering relationship dynamics, communication styles, conflict resolution, and personal values.

A singles social gathering designed to facilitate connections between participants. The event features interactive activities such as a match game and icebreaker bingo, along with opportunities for prizes and drink specials.

A social event designed for 150 singles aged 46 to 65+. Activities include social games such as beer pong and matching exercises to facilitate direct interaction. Food and drinks are available for purchase during the gathering.

Edna Restaurant hosts a supper event featuring a curated dining experience. Guests are served a multi-course meal in a restaurant setting.

Intermediate-level wallyball games require a specific skill set to ensure balanced teams, with participants placed on a waitlist until roster confirmation. The game encourages three hits per side, permits spiking and blocking, and follows specific regulations regarding serves and ceiling contact. Players are required to wear white or blue-soled non-marking indoor footwear. This is a scent-free event. A fee of $8 per person applies.

Humanist Ottawa hosts a social billiards night designed to facilitate meeting new people in a casual setting. Participants engage in friendly 2v2 matches with rotating teams, fostering a relaxed and non-competitive atmosphere. This event is open to individuals of all skill levels and emphasizes conversation and social connection. A fee of $15 is required to cover table bookings and event expenses.

The Mingle & Munch group is celebrating its one-year anniversary. Founded as a small gathering of three couples, the group has grown into a community where couples connect and build relationships. This event marks the milestone by returning to the original meeting venue to continue the tradition with a larger group.

This event is a social line dancing session for singles aged 25 to 40. Participants engage in a beginner-friendly dance lesson followed by an open dance party, intended to facilitate social interaction. No prior experience or partners are required. Western-style attire is encouraged but optional.

This running group focuses on movement and social connection through casual jogging sessions. Participants jog through Yoyogi Park with flexible distance options, followed by a social gathering at a nearby café. The group serves as a space for international exchange, welcoming local residents, students, and travelers to practice languages and meet people from diverse cultural backgrounds. It is part of a global network active in cities including Tokyo, Melbourne, Cairns, and Bangkok.

Tilt provides unlimited access to retro games. Admission is $7, and payment is accepted in cash only.

The Toronto International Language Exchange hosts a recurring social event featuring an optional small group English language class led by a certified instructor. Following the class, a large language exchange gathering allows participants to practice various languages, including English, French, Korean, Japanese, and Spanish. The event encourages networking through activities such as board games, conversation, singing, and dancing, providing an opportunity for locals and international visitors to interact.

The Loretta Hale Big Band celebrates its 20th anniversary with a performance featuring a 20-piece ensemble. The concert includes vocalists Andre Bisson, Aubrey Wilson, and Becca Schinkel performing swing and jive music.

A community event aimed at meeting new people through light physical activity and social interaction. Participants gather for a gentle 1.5 to 2 kilometer jog through a forest park, followed by an optional social session at a local cafe. The group is open to all fitness levels, including beginners, and emphasizes conversation, making it a suitable environment for casual language practice and making connections.

This weekly social gathering is for individuals in their 20s and 30s focused on language practice, sharing travel stories, and community engagement. The event serves as a platform for new residents and long-term locals to connect through human interaction.

A dance event designed for singles aged 40 and over, providing opportunities for social networking and dancing. The music includes a variety of genres ranging from Bachata to classic hits.

This session is a small-group English conversation class focused on dedicated speaking and listening practice. It utilizes specific topics to encourage participants to share experiences and engage in group discussions. The session excludes gaming or language switching to provide an environment for concentrated English interaction, with an option to join a language exchange afterward.

A weekly language exchange event focused on casual conversation in both English and Japanese. Participants practice speaking skills through structured seat rotations and conversational topics. The format alternates between English and Japanese segments, including ice-breaker activities like "20 questions," allowing attendees of all proficiency levels to interact with a variety of people in a relaxed environment.

A tennis session for intermediate to advanced players consisting of a light warmup followed by doubles matches. Practice balls and new match balls are provided. The venue offers changing and shower facilities. Participation fee is 600 yen.

This event is a dance gathering organized to support Legion #82. Participants can enjoy an evening of music and dancing.

A performance featuring three local bands: Look Out!, Avout, and Word. The event is all ages.

The Brentwood Saturday Social is a weekly meetup where individuals gather to engage in conversation and connect in a relaxed setting. It operates without a formal agenda, focusing on fostering community and facilitating social interactions.

A social, low-intensity run along the waterfront, followed by a picnic featuring a pre-ordered power balance bowl meal. The session is open to all fitness levels and includes a group warm-up.

Mocking Shadows is a soul, rhythm and blues band performing a live music event. Tickets are priced at $70.00 per couple.

This event serves as a networking opportunity for Christian singles aged 25 to 35 in Edmonton. Attendees are required to purchase tickets in advance, and food and drinks are to be purchased separately at the venue. The location is announced to registered guests prior to the event date.

This event facilitates social connections through a structured format that pairs attendees for short three-minute conversations, followed by an open mingling session. Designed for individuals looking to expand their social circle, the event offers a comfortable environment for participants to meet like-minded people. The format aims to reduce social pressure and help attendees form new friendships easily. Participants are generally within the 21 to 40 age range.

A relaxed hike through the trails of Mill Creek Ravine, lasting approximately 1.5 to 2 hours at a casual pace. The outing includes an optional social session at a local pub following the hike. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

A programming dojo for children where they engage in self-directed learning using Scratch, Micro:bit, and BrainPad Arcade. Participants create projects and present their work to others. Mentors and experienced members provide support when needed. Eligible participants include elementary and junior high school students living around Tama Center who are interested in programming. Participants should bring their own laptops, mice, or tablets, and are encouraged to to create a Scratch account in advance.

Kubb is an easy-to-learn Scandinavian lawn game where players use batons to knock down opponent blocks called Kubbs before aiming for the king block. Similar to lawn bowling, bocce ball, or cornhole, the game is accessible to new players and accommodates 2 to 12 participants.

This self-contained Chinese language class is designed for beginners. The curriculum covers basic Chinese language skills while introducing Taiwanese culture. Lessons utilize original materials and focus on a slow, repetitive teaching method to help students learn practical language skills. Simplified Chinese characters are used to facilitate learning.

Odd Company offers an outdoor patio setting for guests to enjoy a selection of beers.

This community gathering is intended for Arabs in Montreal to connect and socialize. Participants meet to walk toward Mont Royal to observe the full moon. The event focuses on casual conversation and community building in a relaxed environment.

This event is a social gathering at a comedy club. A strict dress code is enforced, requiring fashionable attire. Prohibited items include hats, headgear, athletic wear such as jerseys, shorts, track pants, and tank tops, as well as baggy clothing. Additionally, bags and satchels are not permitted, and management reserves the right to refuse entry.

The program consists of choral settings of poetry by authors such as Emily Dickinson, Christopher Smart, and Federico García Lorca. It emphasizes the literary texts behind the musical compositions.

This language exchange event facilitates conversation between people of various nationalities and ages. The format uses small group discussions to help participants practice language skills and connect with others. Attendees should note that photos and videos are taken during the event for promotional use. The event is sponsored by Lifehouse International Church as a community service.

Participants alternate between English and Japanese every 10 minutes to practice conversation. The final 30 minutes are dedicated to independent study or open language conversation. There is a 200 yen participation fee payable in cash to cover administrative costs. Complimentary water is provided, and attendees are welcome to bring their own drinks and snacks.

This is a bilingual community event focused on practicing English and Japanese through games and conversational activities. Designed to foster language skills and new connections, the event is open to individuals 35 and under. Event staff may record photos and videos for promotional use, with opt-out options available upon request. The event is sponsored by Lifehouse Osaka. Strict policies are in place to ensure a respectful environment. Any form of aggressive solicitation, including multi-level marketing or business promotion, as well as inappropriate behavior, is strictly prohibited. Individuals engaging in such activities may be barred from future events.

Learn how to prepare traditional preserved foods using early summer seasonal ingredients like cucumbers and myoga. The course covers techniques for salt-pickling, simmering in soy sauce (tsukudani), and making Fukujinzuke-style pickles. Participants can take home the preserved foods they make and enjoy a seasonal lunch incorporating these ingredients.

Lounge Asia is a social gathering designed for locals, expats, returnees, and nomads. It provides a relaxed, pub-style environment that encourages genuine conversation and international networking. The event features a strict no-pickup policy to ensure a comfortable atmosphere for all attendees, regardless of their English proficiency level.

This birthday celebration for Cassandra features a live performance by the band Kickstart. Attendees are required to pay a 10 dollar cover charge to support the performers.

The comedy trio Hanako will hold a live stage performance. A priority viewing area is available for those with a numbered admission ticket, which is distributed on the day of the event. Guests without a ticket are welcome to view the performance from the standing area. Standing area spectators must remain standing as seat mats or chairs are not permitted.

This social event is designed for individuals aged 25 to 45 looking to meet new people. The structure features a guided 'fast friending' session where participants rotate through short, timed conversations, followed by an open networking period. The event is non-dating focused and aims to help attendees form genuine connections. Hosts are present to manage the flow of the evening and facilitate introductions.

This dining event focuses on the exploration of Cambodian cuisine. Participants gather to enjoy a curated menu, share dishes, and connect with others interested in culinary experiences.

This comedy show features real individuals participating in blind dates on stage. Hosted by comedian Alex Forman, the event highlights the spontaneous and often awkward interactions of first dates. The performance relies on improv and genuine audience engagement to create a humorous atmosphere centered on the unpredictability of human connection.

Participants gather to play board games. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own games or request specific titles from fellow members. The event requires a participation fee of 500 yen to cover venue and platform costs.

The film follows the serial killer Charles Lee Ray, whose soul is trapped in a doll. After his former partner Tiffany resurrects him, he transforms her into a doll as well, and the pair embarks on a murderous spree. The screening is preceded by a drag performance by GoGo Fetch and Moranna Hurry.

This language exchange event facilitates social interaction between Japanese and English speakers in a seated, small-group environment. Participants rotate tables to converse with different individuals, utilizing dedicated time blocks for both languages. The event utilizes self-introduction sheets to assist with communication. Strict policies are enforced regarding solicitation and conduct to ensure a safe environment for all attendees.

This badminton session is designed for intermediate players and above. Activities take place on 3 courts with a capacity of 20 participants, utilizing Yonex Official F-80 shuttles. Organizers evaluate individuals on the waiting list to maintain the quality of play. Attendees must bring their own rackets and shoes, as rentals are not provided, and same-day cancellations should be avoided. The session includes a warm-up period followed by games using a random shuffling format where the winner stays on court. The participation fee is 1,200 yen, covering court and shuttle expenses.

A multilingual exchange meetup where participants can practice English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. The event features small groups of approximately four people, with regular seat rotations to facilitate interaction and conversation. Participants are welcome regardless of language proficiency. Membership is required, which involves reviewing and agreeing to the event's rule book. Attendance requires a drink purchase and a one-time membership card issuance fee.

This event features a casual, international-style Japanese sports festival. Participants engage in light-hearted, team-based games such as relay races, ball tosses, and balloon volleyball. The activities are designed to be accessible to individuals of all physical ability levels and prioritize social interaction. The program begins with a social gathering before moving to a park for the games, which conclude with a picnic-style event.

English Only House is designed to help participants improve their ability to express opinions logically in English. The event targets individuals who want to communicate more effectively in professional settings or engage in deeper conversations. Participants follow a structured process of free talk, script creation, and individual speech presentation, allowing for consistent practice, refinement, and output improvement. Basic English proficiency equivalent to middle school level is recommended.

Board games, role-playing games (RPGs), card games, and miniature games are played at this meetup. Participants of all skill levels are welcome, from beginners to experienced players. Attendees may bring their own games or select from a provided collection. The environment encourages social interaction and language exchange among participants from diverse backgrounds. A respectful, kind atmosphere is required, and antagonistic behavior is not permitted.

This study group focuses on Ruby, Ruby on Rails, and mruby. It welcomes individuals interested in Ruby, IoT, and hardware projects such as mruby boards, LoRa, and Raspberry Pi. Participants engage in independent self-study, sharing knowledge and helping one another with technical questions. The session is co-hosted with the Wakayama Digital Crafting group and supports both in-person and online participation.

CoderDojo Kyoto Shijo is a programming workshop for children aged 7 to 17. Participants work on self-directed projects, such as creating games or websites using tools like Scratch and Unity, with guidance from adult mentors. There is no fixed curriculum; students pursue their own programming interests and questions. Attendees are required to bring their own laptops.

A study and work session where participants gather to work on their individual projects, such as studying, working, or reading. The session has no specific theme and welcomes beginners.

This event features various mini-games including digging, flag capture, manhunt, and TNT tag, as well as a building game in creative mode. Participants are also granted OP permissions to freely use command blocks. Minecraft Day is an initiative organized by various programming schools, including 8x9, to promote interaction among students, parents, and instructors. The event is open to elementary school students starting from the first grade, and staff are available to guide those who not familiar with multiplayer operations.

This event is designed for students aged 15 to 24, facilitating interaction between Japanese students and international students. Participants use English and Japanese to practice language skills, share experiences regarding student life, and build friendships. The meetup is supported by university student organizers. Participation is strictly for students; a valid photo student ID is required for entry. Attendees must register for membership and review the event rules. The venue operates on a pay-per-drink basis and requires a one-time membership fee.

This is an international social gathering designed for casual English conversation. Participants include locals, expatriates, and travelers who interact in a relaxed environment. The event requires a participation fee and a minimum drink order to support the venue. Solicitations and dating-related behaviors are strictly prohibited.

This tennis practice session is designed for beginner to lower intermediate players, offering a guided training session led by a coach. Participants are expected to adhere to a strict attendance policy, with penalties for cancellations made on the day of the event or unnotified absences. The session takes place on artificial grass courts with sand. Additional services such as racket rentals, string replacements, and over-grip tape changes are available for an extra fee.

This international meetup is designed exclusively for women in their teens, 20s, and 30s to facilitate conversation in a comfortable environment. Female volunteer staff are present to assist, and participants have the option to join other simultaneous meetups during the session. Attendance requires a drink purchase and a one-time membership fee, and participants are expected to follow the established rules.

Participants will engage in a guided knitting session led by an experienced instructor within a bookstore. The workshop provides materials, tea, and refreshments while fostering a social environment through bilingual Chinese and Japanese instruction, suitable for beginners of all backgrounds.

Participants engage in a language exchange practice session focusing on Japanese, English, and Swedish. The event structure facilitates regular group rotations, allowing attendees to practice speaking and listening skills. All proficiency levels are welcome, and the format encourages collaborative learning to ensure that all participants have the opportunity to improve their language abilities in an inclusive environment.

This language exchange event provides a space for Mandarin and Japanese speakers to practice through conversation. Participants are organized into small groups with periodic rotations to facilitate diverse interaction and language improvement. The environment is focused on language practice and cross-cultural communication. The event operates on a membership basis, and a drink purchase is required for attendance.

Open to all skill levels, this event offers an opportunity to practice rallies and play tennis games in a social setting. Participants are expected to adhere to tennis court etiquette, including proper movement around courts and responsible ball retrieval. Participants must manage their attendance status and follow cancellation policies to ensure smooth coordination for all involved. Fees for court usage and optional racket rentals apply.

A social gathering for individuals in their 20s and 30s. Participants are encouraged to bring their own food, drinks, and leisure items to enjoy a casual picnic. The event centers on open conversation and community building, welcoming anyone interested in meeting new people or cultural exchange.

This international picnic event is designed for university students aged 22 and under. It provides a casual environment for participants to interact using a mix of English and Japanese. The gathering is held in a small group setting, making it welcoming for first-time attendees or those arriving alone. This event is organized by Lifehouse International Church.

This language exchange event is structured into three sessions, each consisting of 15 minutes of English conversation followed by 15 minutes of Japanese conversation, with five-minute icebreaker segments in between. Participants are encouraged to speak exclusively in the target language during designated times and aim to ask at least three questions per person. A participation fee of ¥500 is required, and attendees must purchase at least one drink at the venue. RSVPs should be confirmed via the platform, with a four-hour advance notice required for cancellations.

A casual basketball event open to players of all skill levels, featuring a mix of local Japanese and international participants. The focus is on social interaction through sport. Participants are required to bring indoor sports shoes and both a light-colored and a dark-colored shirt for team designation.

Joy Tennis Tokyo offers tennis sessions for all skill levels. Each session includes 30 minutes of free practice followed by doubles matches with prizes. Participants are expected to manage their attendance responsibly, as repeated absences or no-shows may result in restrictions on future event participation. Additional services such as racket rentals, stringing services, and over-grip replacements are available upon request. Payment is collected on the day of the event.

This event provides an opportunity to socialize and sing in an international environment. Participants can connect with others who share an interest in music, international networking, and language exchange. The event is designed to help expand social networks and facilitate new friendships through a shared love of karaoke.

The gathering facilitates new connections and friendships outside of professional circles, offering opportunities for international exchange. Attendees can practice speaking Japanese, share hobbies, and interact with peers from various backgrounds in a relaxed setting.

This language exchange event connects French and Japanese speakers for conversation practice in small groups of two to four people. Participants are expected to be fluent in either language, with Japanese native speakers requiring a minimum DELF A2 proficiency in French. The session structure alternates between Japanese and French conversation segments. Attendance requires ordering at least one beverage at the venue. Participants are expected to engage respectfully, avoid monopolizing conversations, and refrain from any solicitation or religious or commercial activities. Advance cancellation is required for those unable to attend.

A relaxed beach volleyball gathering held on the sand. Participants rotate through games, allowing for a mix of active play and casual social interaction. The atmosphere is designed for individuals of all skill levels, emphasizing shared activity and conversation over competitive intensity.

This language exchange meetup is designed for non-native Japanese speakers to practice their Japanese and for native Japanese speakers to practice their English. Participants are placed in small groups with regular seat rotations to facilitate conversation. The program requires mutual language teaching, where attendees help each other improve their skills in both languages.

This meetup operates under a strict English-only policy, requiring participants to communicate exclusively in English. Designed for individuals looking to engage in real-life conversations, the event facilitates social interaction among a diverse international group. Small tables of approximately four participants rotate every 30 minutes to encourage a variety of interactions. Participation requires adherence to venue-specific rules and membership policies. Attendees can engage in a relaxed social environment intended for practicing language skills and making new connections.

This event provides a structured language exchange environment for individuals looking to practice English and Japanese. Participants are organized into small groups of approximately four people, with regular seat rotations to ensure interaction with various attendees. The format encourages mutual language instruction, where native Japanese speakers practice English and international participants practice Japanese.

This is a casual futsal meet-up open to players of all skill levels. Participants must register via Meetup in advance. Please wait until the scheduled start time before entering the court. Eating, drinking, and changing clothes are prohibited on the court. The participation fee is collected after the game. Please avoid cancellations within 24 hours of the event.

A casual, open-level badminton social event designed to bring together local residents and visitors. Participants play primarily doubles matches to facilitate social interaction, though singles may be possible depending on court availability. The session focuses on fitness and meeting new people in a friendly environment. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own rackets if available, and indoor sports shoes are required for court access.

This casual table tennis session welcomes players of all skill levels. It offers a chance to engage in exercise while meeting a mix of local and international participants. Participants are required to bring indoor athletic footwear. Please confirm attendance in advance via the official RSVP process, as walk-ins are not allowed and late cancellations may incur a fee.

Participants engage in casual badminton matches to exercise and socialize in an international setting. The environment welcomes individuals of all skill levels to meet new people while playing. Attendees are required to wear indoor sports shoes and are encouraged to bring their own rackets, although a limited number of rackets are available for use.

This event offers a casual environment for people to play volleyball and interact with a diverse group of locals and international residents. Players of all skill levels are welcome to participate. Participants are required to bring indoor-specific sports shoes to use on the court.

This is a casual, international badminton event open to players of all skill levels. Participants can enjoy matches in a friendly setting, suitable for both individuals and groups. It is recommended to bring your own racket, though a limited number are available for use, and indoor sports shoes are required for participation.

An international exchange event inspired by the Swedish FIKA concept. Participants engage in one-on-one conversations that rotate throughout the session, fostering a relaxed environment for making new connections. The event aims to provide a space for cross-cultural friendship and networking.

This international social gathering invites solo attendees, expats, and locals to connect in a casual, standing-style environment. Participants can engage in friendly conversation, play social games like Jenga or UNO, and practice multiple languages including English and Japanese. The event focuses on fostering connections between international visitors and residents through cross-cultural exchange. Attendees are expected to purchase drinks at the venue and should complete booking through the official website to secure discount pricing.

This event is a badminton session suitable for beginner to intermediate players. Participants are expected to provide their own sportswear, indoor shoes, and rackets, although loaner rackets are available for those who do not have one.

This social gathering facilitates language practice and cultural exchange. Participants are encouraged to bring their own food and beverages in addition to provided snacks. The event is for individuals 18 years or older. Guidelines regarding respect, solicitation, and prohibited behaviors such as harassment and smoking are strictly enforced.

Locals, travelers, and expats gather for an international social meetup designed to facilitate conversation and multicultural exchange. Participants engage in casual games and interactive activities to connect with one another in a friendly, inclusive environment. The event encourages communication in both English and Japanese, providing an opportunity for solo attendees to meet new people.

This standing-style social gathering is designed for solo attendees to connect with locals, travelers, and expats in a casual environment. It facilitates cultural exchange and language practice through open conversation and interactive games like UNO and Jenga. The event focuses on creating a friendly atmosphere where participants can naturally expand their social network.

Yamitomo is a social gathering designed for individuals who are shy, socially anxious, or feeling mentally fatigued. The event provides a supportive space for attendees to share their thoughts and experiences with peers facing similar challenges. Participants engage in small group conversations facilitated by profile cards and conversation themes to encourage interaction. The structure is not intended for dating or romantic networking. The event welcomes adults of all ages and is inclusive of individuals with various characteristics or mental health conditions, such as HSP, ADHD, or ASD. Participants have the option to exchange contact information, though it is not required. Strict policies are in place to prohibit religious, business, or network marketing solicitation, ensuring a safe and comfortable environment.

This event facilitates international exchange through table tennis. Official standard tables and equipment are provided for all skill levels. Participants may also engage in concurrent social meetups. Access requires adherence to membership rules and providing personal indoor footwear. A beverage purchase is mandatory, and a one-time membership fee applies.

This meetup facilitates English and Japanese language practice in a social setting. Participants gather in small groups of approximately four people, with seat rotations occurring every 30 minutes to encourage interaction with diverse attendees. The event maintains an international atmosphere with a balanced mix of Japanese and non-Japanese speakers. Attendees must read and agree to a rule book to become members, adhere to a minimum drink purchase policy, and use cash for transactions. Participants should select tables based on the specific language guidelines provided.

This event offers hands-on experience with various Japanese traditional cultural practices, including tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and cotton candy making. Attendees can engage in traditional games such as Shogi, Go, Origami, and Kendama. The event takes place in an international environment, fostering interaction among locals, travelers, and international students interested in cultural exchange.

This international social meetup utilizes an interest-based matching system where participants wear stickers indicating their hobbies to facilitate conversation. Attendees are grouped at themed tables based on shared interests to encourage networking among locals, travelers, and expats. The event creates a casual environment for socializing in both English and Japanese, incorporating icebreaker games to assist with introductions. Participation involves a tiered fee structure, with discounts available for those who book in advance via the official platform. Attendees are expected to purchase at least one drink upon arrival.

A social gathering at a pub designed for language practice and cultural exchange. Attendees can interact with people of diverse nationalities regardless of their current language proficiency. The event features an all-you-can-drink option.

This international, English-speaking meetup provides an opportunity for people from different cultures to socialize. Attendees practice speaking English, make new friends, and learn about different cultures and values. The event utilizes small tables of approximately four people with periodic seat rotation to facilitate conversation and language exchange in a social environment.

This session is designed for upper-intermediate to advanced volleyball players who are proficient in all core skills, including serving, passing, defense, setting, spiking, blocking, and the 5x1 rotation system. Participants must assist with court setup and cleanup. The fee is determined by the number of attendees, and health insurance is required. Same-day cancellations or no-shows may result in penalties.

The event is an international social gathering focused on networking through shared interests such as music, sports, travel, and culinary preferences. Participants use identifier stickers to facilitate conversation with like-minded individuals. The atmosphere encourages casual interaction between local and international guests, with activities available to support socialization. Attendees must purchase at least one drink, and various registration tiers apply based on booking methods.

Participants engage in small group discussions to practice languages and foster international exchange. The event features structured sessions with an initial English-only period followed by an open session where attendees may use any language. Regular seat changes facilitate interaction among a diverse group of people. Access requires the purchase of at least one beverage and payment of a one-time membership fee.

This weekly walking event features a group walk along the eastern section of the Shearwater Flyer Trail, heading towards the Saltmarsh Trail. Participants can choose between 10 km and 6 km route options on the rail-to-trail gravel path. Members of a walking club meet regularly to explore local trails.

This badminton session is open to players of all skill levels, focusing on friendly doubles games. Participants must provide their own racquets or rent them on-site and are required to wear indoor gym shoes. Outside food is not permitted. Access is restricted to confirmed attendees, with no drop-ins allowed. A 48-hour cancellation policy is enforced to manage attendance and maintain participant status. The cost is $16 per person, with feather birdies provided.

An outdoor cricket game organized by the Vancouver Desis community. The format utilizes a hard tennis ball, with teams arranged among participants. Individuals of all skill levels are welcome to attend. Necessary equipment such as bats, balls, and stumps is provided.

This tennis meetup is intended for players with a skill level between 2.5 and 3.5. Participants are expected to self-rate using provided tennis guidelines. The event requires a $5 annual membership fee and a one-time $5 ball fee, which must be paid prior to participation. Participants are expected to commit to their RSVP, avoid last-minute cancellations, and refrain from attending if feeling unwell.

Fans will gather to watch the IPL cricket finals featuring the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). Attendance requires a $5 entry fee.

The Myeloma Canada Ride is a charity cycling event dedicated to raising funds for research, patient care, and awareness regarding multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer. Participants can choose between a short 28.9 km route or a long 57.6 km route. Registration through the official Myeloma Canada website is required, and the event is limited to individuals aged 18 years and older. Fundraising and donations support the ongoing effort to find a cure and improve the lives of those affected by the disease.

WoSEC Ottawa hosts a gathering for professionals to engage in networking and discussion. Building on previous conversations regarding Large Language Models (LLMs), this event provides a forum for members to share insights and connect.

This hiking route traverses the Bennet Heritage Trail, Irwin Quarry, and Robert Side Rd. The path is known for its ecological diversity along the Niagara Escarpment and features the Great Esker trail, a rare glacial ridge formed by subglacial meltwater. The landscape includes sugar maple and hemlock forests, the Credit River headwaters, and habitats for wildlife such as white-tailed deer and spotted salamanders. The rugged, technical terrain includes steep rocky inclines, limestone crevices, and muddy lowland sections, requiring appropriate footwear for stream crossings.

This exhibition displays new children's books acquired between January and December of 2025. The collection includes picture books, literature, and nonfiction works available for browsing in the children's rooms.

Participants receive instruction on basic volleyball skills and rules, followed by organized team matches. All necessary equipment is provided for attendees looking to improve their skills and connect with others.

The event features a 14 to 17-kilometer hike, potentially including a lake route depending on trail conditions. If the primary trail is inaccessible due to water levels, the activity will relocate to an alternative route for a similar distance. Participants should bring adequate provisions and gear for the environment. Carpooling will be organized for transportation, and a participation fee is required for the group. A meal at a local bistro is planned at the conclusion of the hike.

This intermediate-level art session focuses on the technical construction of feet, shoes, and boots, alongside the creation of organic 3D blobs in perspective. The curriculum includes a dedicated segment for a concept art challenge and a discussion period covering philosophical themes related to art.

This is a DUPR-rated pickleball session for players with ratings between 2.0 and 3.99. Participants must verify their DUPR level before registering to ensure proper skill matching. Players are required to maintain a minimum balance in a designated funds account and must submit participation fees via e-transfer immediately upon RSVP. Matches are played to 11, win by 2, with a rotation system. Scores must be reported via email. All participants must complete a waiver, bring their own equipment, and adhere to a 72-hour cancellation policy.

This is a self-organized, informal tennis meetup open to players of all skill levels. Participants are encouraged to bring their own rackets and tennis balls. As there is no designated host, attendees coordinate among themselves to play and socialize.

A social hiking event through forested paths and hilly terrain. The route includes a challenging climb up Pottery Road, followed by a group visit to a local Dairy Queen for ice cream. Participants are advised to wear appropriate footwear and prepare for outdoor conditions.

This is a Level 2 Bruce Trail hike covering approximately 14 kilometers. The route features wooded areas, scenic lookouts, and rolling hills. Hiking is a potentially dangerous activity, so participants must assume their own risks and acknowledge that the hike leader's decision is final.

A 45-minute Pilates session designed for all fitness levels. The class focuses on improving posture, core strength, mobility, and flexibility. Participants are required to bring a yoga or Pilates mat, water, and comfortable clothing.

Restaurant Crescendo offers casual dining with both indoor and outdoor seating options. The venue features a covered patio with views of the river and is situated within a park.

This recreational sports session is open to players of all skill levels. Attendees are encouraged to socialize and improve their gameplay in a community-oriented environment. Participants are required to wear suitable indoor shoes, while all necessary equipment is provided. Attendees must follow specific code of conduct and RSVP policies and acknowledge a liability waiver.

This gathering features a charcoal BBQ, potluck-style food sharing, and a variety of entertainment including music, karaoke, and games such as volleyball, football, boxing, and board games. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own snacks, beverages, and picnic supplies. The event aims to provide an environment for disconnecting from digital devices and fostering new friendships. Participants have the option to organize additional activities or bring extra equipment to enhance the social experience.

This workshop teaches participants how to fold a paper cat face. The session includes step-by-step instructions followed by a creative decorating period where attendees can customize their creations with whiskers and expressions. All proceeds from this workshop are donated to local animal rescue organizations, including the Second Chance Animal Rescue Society and Hope Lives Here Animal Rescue Society.

This beach volleyball event caters to all skill levels. Two nets are provided, with one designated for competitive or intermediate players and the other for recreational or beginner participants. Participants are encouraged to socialize or bring additional beach games while waiting. The event is weather-dependent and restricted to individuals aged 18 and older.

A social group meets bi-weekly to enjoy brunch at local restaurants, focusing on food and conversation.

The event features a selection of cat-themed board games and friendly competition. All proceeds are donated to Second Chance Animal Rescue Society and Hope Lives Here Animal Rescue Society.

This meetup provides a forum for enthusiasts, developers, and scientists to discuss Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Attendees share knowledge on topics such as natural language processing, image generation, computer vision, and audio processing. The event facilitates networking and discussions on current industry trends, research papers, and open-source projects.

This gathering consists of a vegan potluck followed by a walk along the Doris McCarthy Trail and Gates Gully. Participants are required to bring vegan dishes to share, as well as their own reusable utensils, plates, bowls, and cups. The walk is conducted at a slow, easy pace with breaks as necessary. In the event of inclement weather, the group remains indoors for games instead of hiking.

A casual group lunch designed for social connection and conversation. Participants are responsible for their own meal costs. Please note that a 20% gratuity is automatically added to the bill for this group gathering.

These pickleball sessions are open to players of all skill levels. Participants are required to know the rules of the game and provide their own equipment. The sessions focus on recreational play, and participants are strongly advised to wear protective eyewear. Organizers assume no liability for accidents or injuries occurring during play.

This environmental initiative focuses on removing invasive plant species, including Ivy, Holly, Laurel, and Blackberry, to protect local maple trees. Organized by the City of Burnaby, the Byrne Creek Streamkeepers Society, and Green Teams of Canada, the project aims to improve ecological health and promote community engagement. Volunteers of all ages and abilities are encouraged to participate, as training, tools, and necessary safety gear are provided for all attendees.

The Hash House Harriers is a non-competitive social running and walking club. Participants follow a trail marked by volunteers using materials like chalk or flour, with routes typically spanning 3 to 8 kilometers. The event emphasizes a casual atmosphere, including a social gathering with food and drinks afterward. Traditions include a closing circle, lighthearted recognition of minor infractions, and assigning nicknames to members. All skill levels and backgrounds are welcome, and the activity can be modified for shorter distances or walking. Participation in alcohol consumption is optional.

An informal social gathering focused on practicing French language skills. Attendees are welcome to purchase beverages while conversing with others in a relaxed setting.

This event consists of a group walk along the Coquitlam River, utilizing a mostly flat, paved path suitable for casual walking. The gathering is organized by Creating Connection Canada, a community-focused non-profit initiative, and emphasizes inclusivity, holistic wellness, and meaningful social interaction. All participants are welcome to join this outdoor activity regardless of experience level.

Introductory sessions for newcomers and less experienced players, including those looking to practice. Sessions focus on learning through gameplay rather than formal instruction, with experienced players offering guidance. Equipment is provided, though participants may bring their own paddles. Court shoes are recommended, and protective eyewear is strongly advised. Participants are responsible for their own safety.

This book club is designed for introverts and shy individuals between the ages of 20 and 40, welcoming members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Participants can present any literature, including fiction novels, manga, and comics. Each attendee has 15 minutes to introduce their chosen book and engage in discussion. Participation is restricted to those on the confirmed RSVP list, and a no-show policy is enforced to maintain group standards.

Intermediate level pickleball session. Participants play at their own risk and are advised to wear protective eyewear. The session requires a minimum of four players to proceed. Please keep RSVP status updated.

The discussion centers on "Remarkably Bright Creatures" by Shelby Van Pelt, exploring the novel's themes and comparing the text to the Netflix adaptation. Future readings include "Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir for June and "The Correspondent" by Virginia Evans for July.

Participants bring 1-2 physical books to trade with others. The event features a group circle where attendees present their books, sharing brief summaries and genres. Afterward, participants select books to take home. Priority for contested titles is granted to regular attendees and those who have acquired fewer books.

This event celebrates Chinese culture through a variety of traditional performances, live music, and street food offerings. Attendees can explore different kiosks and interact with vendors and other participants.

This gathering provides an opportunity for individuals to practice and improve their conversational French skills in a casual setting.

This photography community event offers attendees the opportunity to capture images of athletes, birds of prey, professional dancers, and models in action. The program includes on-site professional guidance for photography techniques and access to cinema lighting equipment. Additional features include a professional sensor cleaning service, equipment demonstrations, and information regarding continuing education programs. The registration fee covers lunch and a gift card, with opportunities to enter prize draws for camera gear and accessories.

This walk covers approximately 7.5 km along the former Toronto Belt Line Railway corridor, now a linear trail connecting neighborhoods through tree-lined paths and green spaces. The route starts near Caledonia Station and proceeds east toward Davisville Station via the York Beltline and Kay Gardner Beltline Trail. This activity emphasizes a comfortable, low-pressure walking pace on a mostly flat, easy-to-navigate path through a mix of city and nature environments.

An informal gathering for playing chess and various tabletop games outdoors. Several chess boards and board games are provided for attendees, and participants are encouraged to bring their own games to share.

Written by Daniel Defoe and first published in 1722, this 313-page novel follows the life of Moll Flanders. Born in Newgate Prison, the protagonist navigates a life involving marriage, crime, and survival. The narrative provides a vivid example of a female narrator, offering a witty and candid account of her experiences. The story invites readers to consider whether the character is a redeemed sinner or a successful opportunist.

This group brings together badminton players interested in the intersection of physical activity, metabolism, and energy. Open to skill levels from beginner-plus to advanced, the group facilitates weekly friendly matches and optional post-game social dinners. Participants are required to bring their own shuttlecocks.

This group provides a regular opportunity for individuals to practice and improve their English language skills in a casual setting. Participants gather to converse and share experiences with fellow learners and native speakers.

Participants engage in conversational practice to improve Spanish and English skills. The format involves breaking into small groups to foster real-world communication and cultural exchange, allowing learners of all levels and native speakers to interact in a supportive environment. The group meets at various public venues throughout the city to practice practical vocabulary and everyday expressions while connecting with others.

This family-friendly bowling event supports the CFL Fans Fight Cancer initiative, a community-driven program dedicated to raising funds and awareness for cancer research. Participants are encouraged to wear their favorite CFL team jerseys while enjoying bowling, pizza, games, and prizes. Each bowler pays a registration fee, which supports the charity's mission.

This workshop focuses on sewing machine maintenance, threading, and foundational sewing skills. Participants will create a foldable reusable grocery bag. The fee is $45 per person. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own functioning sewing machines, though a limited number of machines are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. This session is suitable for individuals aged 10 and older, with participants under 16 requiring an accompanying adult.

A curated small-group event designed to facilitate social connections. Participants are matched into groups of 4 to 6 people for casual conversations during brunch. The matching process is handled through a specific platform to organize the interactions.

Paranormal enthusiasts will meet to share stories and evidence regarding spirit activity. The gathering focuses on discussing audio recordings, poltergeist phenomena, and the use of specialized ghost communication applications. The event also includes an exploration and tour of Craigflower Manor.

This session is dedicated to a discussion of Mindy Kaling's biography, 'Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (and Other Concerns).' Participants will examine the book's themes and content.

Speed dating for ages 30-45 provides a structured environment for individuals to meet. Participants rotate between stations for five-minute conversations. Following these interactions, attendees submit a form indicating interest in potential matches, with results provided within 24 hours. Each admission includes one complimentary drink.

A recreational pickleball session where equipment such as balls, rackets, and nets are provided. There is a fee to participate.

A recreational pickup volleyball session. Participation is restricted to individuals with prior volleyball experience.

This event features improv games, skits, and scenes suitable for both experienced participants and beginners. No prior experience is necessary. The session is followed by an optional social dinner gathering.

The Minds in Unity Mental Health Expo features diverse de-stress activity stations including a photobooth, relief tea service, painting, bracelet making, clay keychain crafting, and a gaming area. Attendees can participate in prize drawings and gift basket raffles. The event is organized by Youth Lifting Youth in partnership with FCSS, the Maskan Family Association, and the City of Calgary.

A concert featuring new works by Canadian composers and other creators focusing on the theme of climate change. The performance includes guests Edmonton Young Voices and a repertoire including works by Sherryl Sewepagahan, Rebecca Gray, Rachel Portman, Alberto Grau, Sarah Albu, and Real Group.

The ZUMI Piano Duo presents a program featuring classical repertoire alongside world premiere compositions. The performance includes works by Darius Milhaud, Francis Poulenc, and Alexina Louie, as well as debut performances of pieces by Piotr Grella-Mozeyko, Jonathan Maywood, and Maria Lord-Kniveton. The event also features an art exhibit by Tanya Harnett.

This group provides an opportunity for French language practice and social interaction. Participants of all fluency levels are welcome to attend and engage in casual conversation. The session focuses on building connections and sharing cultural experiences. A minimum purchase of $7.00 at the establishment is required for all attendees.

This speed dating event for straight singles aged 27-36 utilizes 8-minute rotation intervals for attendees to meet potential partners. Participants begin with an ice-breaker game, engage in brief conversations, and submit scorecards to facilitate matching. Results are delivered via email within 48 hours. The event organizers also provide additional dating coaching and personalized matchmaking services.

The Edmonton Metropolitan Chorus presents a concert exploring the works of Johann Sebastian Bach, featuring highlights from his sacred compositions. Conducted by David Garber and accompanied by organist Marnie Giesbrecht and the ensemble Nueva Convivencia, the performance utilizes period instruments and historically informed techniques. The program includes selections from the Christmas Oratorio, the Mass in B Minor, and the St. John Passion, reflecting the expressive range and spiritual depth of Bach's music.

The Ottawa Horror Book Club is a community group for horror literature enthusiasts. Members meet to discuss selected horror books, share thoughts, theories, and favorite moments within the genre.

Participants meet outdoors for a picnic-style language exchange to practice English and Japanese conversation. The environment is casual and suitable for beginners and solo attendees, focusing on communication and social connection rather than linguistic perfection.

This session focuses on digital marketing strategies for business growth and brand visibility. Participants can engage in business referral networking to exchange ideas, collaborate, and identify potential partnerships. The event is designed for small business owners, professionals, and entrepreneurs seeking to expand their professional networks.

This event provides a space for board game enthusiasts to gather and play. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own games to share with others, supplementing the selection provided by the organizers. Participants are expected to support the venue by purchasing food and beverages.

Recreational volleyball games are open to all participants. Players should wear comfortable clothing and appropriate running shoes. A participation fee is required.

A community-focused event designed for individuals, including newcomers to the area, to meet and socialize in an outdoor environment. The gathering includes activities such as volleyball. Meals are provided, though participants are advised to bring their own beverages and ensure they are dressed warmly for potential temperature changes. A participation fee is collected at the event.

Participants play billiards for two hours, followed by a social gathering for happy hour or dinner.

Participants are invited to bring their own board games or utilize the ones provided at the venue. Attendees are expected to purchase food or beverages to support the venue in exchange for the space.

Meguro River Lazy Runners is a social group focused on exercise and community building. Participants engage in a 4.3-kilometer jog followed by breakfast at a local cafe.

An interactive social dining event focused on connecting attendees through dinner, cocktails, and open conversation. Guests are encouraged to rotate between tables to meet various members. Discussion topics span a wide range of subjects, including travel, culture, relationships, hobbies, and technology, fostering an environment for getting to know new people.

This event offers a social environment for singles to meet and interact. Attendees use a mobile platform to browse profiles and indicate preferences, with mutual matches shared the following day. Participants can engage in casual socializing and arcade games. A separate speed dating event is also available.

Participants engage in a dedicated period of silent reading followed by a group discussion to share book recommendations. This gathering offers a communal space for readers to unwind and connect over shared interests.

This weekly social group facilitates new connections among residents and visitors in Vancouver. Members engage in diverse activities such as dining out, karaoke, and casual outings to foster community building. The group maintains strict codes of conduct regarding harassment and discrimination to ensure a welcoming environment for all participants.

This seven-session salsa dance course is designed for active adults in their 50s and 60s at a beginner level 2. The program focuses on cardiovascular health, muscle strengthening, coordination, and flexibility through full-body movements. It also provides mental health benefits, including stress relief, increased confidence, and social connection opportunities. The sessions are led by instructor Nestor, a choreographer and dancer with over 35 years of experience in Latin dance.

Aaron Wong, a professional Elvis tribute artist, performs a live musical showcase. This social event offers an opportunity to enjoy live music alongside food and drinks in a casual setting.

The West Jasper Sherwood Community League hosts weekly drop-in sessions for board and card games. This event welcomes players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced gamers, to participate in a social gaming environment. Participants are encouraged to bring their own games to play with others.

A music show series featuring performances by Lower Than Landon, Hen Coo, and Payton Cook. The event is open to all ages and sponsored by New Level Brewing.

This event celebrates a birthday with a live tribute to the 'Legends of Jazz' in an immersive, 1920s Prohibition-era themed speakeasy setting. Guests are encouraged to dress in vintage evening attire, such as flapper dresses or fedoras, to complement the atmosphere. The evening features live jazz performances, themed cocktails, and appetizers.

This casual photowalk is designed for women who enjoy photography and social interaction. Participants explore scenic areas like Futako Tamagawa park and Tamagawadai park while taking photos and connecting with others. The event prioritizes a relaxed and beginner-friendly environment rather than professional photography. Communication is welcome in both English and Japanese.

This volleyball session is designed for upper-intermediate and advanced players. The format focuses on competitive games over a three-hour duration on a single court. Participants must bring indoor-specific footwear to comply with facility requirements. The event is conducted in English, with support available in Japanese.

Participants engage in a structured, one-on-one English conversation format designed for language practice and international exchange. The event utilizes a speed-friending model where individuals are paired randomly and switch conversation partners in ten-minute intervals for a total of four sessions. The program aims to improve speaking skills and facilitate social connections among attendees capable of daily English conversation. Participants are required to adhere to group regulations and membership rules, with costs for beverages and mandatory member registration.

This event facilitates social interaction through English conversation in an international environment. Participants engage in a series of one-on-one sessions with rotating partners to maximize speaking opportunities. The session transitions into group-based discussions, fostering a networking atmosphere for those looking to improve their language skills. Participants must adhere to a membership-based rule system and purchase drinks.

An international music exchange event where participants can listen to various genres, play musical instruments, and sing together. The venue provides acoustic guitars and a keyboard, and attendees are welcome to bring their own string or wind instruments, excluding percussion and amplifiers. Participants can request songs to perform or sing along with others. This is a member-only event requiring an initial registration fee, and attendees are subject to specific guidelines regarding volume and performance conduct. A drink purchase is required upon entry.

This is a social gathering where participants play board games while enjoying drinks. It is designed to be accessible for beginners, with experienced players available to provide guidance. The event is divided into two sections: the first part focuses on games related to the specific theme, while the second part allows for a broader variety of games. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own games, provided they can explain the rules and keep the play time under 30 minutes.

This language exchange event provides an opportunity for participants to practice English and Japanese in a relaxed, social environment. Attendees are organized into small groups to facilitate conversation, with regular seat rotations to ensure interaction with a variety of people. Topic cards are available to assist with discussions, and the session structure alternates between segments for English and Japanese practice. The event is open to individuals of all skill levels, fostering cultural exchange between local residents and international travelers. Participants are required to purchase at least one drink at the venue. Organizers utilize an online ticketing system to manage registrations and facilitate efficient event check-in.

This international meetup facilitates language exchange and socializing through small-group discussions of approximately four participants. Attendees rotate seats regularly to interact with a diverse group of people. The program includes an English-focused session at designated tables followed by an open-discussion format where any language or topic is permitted. The event operates on a membership basis, and participants are required to review and agree to the provided rules before attending. While there is no participation fee, a one-drink minimum applies, and a one-time membership passport fee is charged upon the first visit. All transactions are cash-only.

This fitness bootcamp offers a full-body workout including strength, cardio, and endurance training. Guided by professional instructors, the session incorporates fitness drills, challenges, and stretching to accommodate participants of all fitness levels. The program promotes a healthy lifestyle and encourages social interaction among attendees through group exercise.

The Hamilton Children’s Choir, currently in its 51st season, provides musical education and performance experiences to children and youth ranging from toddlers to young adults. Under the artistic leadership of Melanie Tellez, the organization encompasses nearly 250 singers across six progressive choirs and is recognized for its expressive sound, dynamic movement, and innovative programming. The organization emphasizes community and artistic collaboration, engaging with musicians, poets, choreographers, and visual artists. Recent achievements include participation in international festivals and collaborations with major orchestras. The choir is supported by the Edwards Family Foundation.

Recreational indoor pickleball sessions are available. Participants can choose between a drop-in rate of $15.25 plus GST or purchase a 10-visit pass for $85.00 plus GST.

This intermediate-level hike takes place in the rainforest and lasts for two hours.

The Speaker’s Corner Toastmasters Club provides a supportive environment for individuals to practice and improve their public speaking and leadership skills. The club facilitates hybrid meetings that allow participants to attend either online or in person. Interested individuals may visit as guests for up to three meetings before deciding to become members, a process which requires a membership fee.

This moderate-level bicycle ride covers a 55.1 km loop, consisting of 52.4 km of paved surfaces and 2.7 km of hard-packed trails. The route includes a planned coffee stop and a lunch break, for which participants should bring their own food and water. Participants must ensure their bicycles are in good mechanical condition, including functional brakes and properly inflated tires. Carrying repair kits, such as extra inner tubes, is recommended. For safety, helmets are mandatory for all riders, and the use of lights, bells, and mirrors is advised. Riders participate at their own risk and are expected to follow cycling regulations and group instructions.

A regular social gathering for playing American-style Mahjong.

This intermediate-level pickleball session requires a minimum of four participants to proceed. Players participate at their own risk, with protective eyewear and court shoes recommended for safety. Attendees are requested to keep their RSVP status updated to ensure accurate participation tracking.

Participants can play games and socialize at the cafe. Guaranteeing a seat requires an RSVP by noon on the day of the event. The entry fee is $6 plus tax with an RSVP or $8 plus tax without one. The establishment prohibits outside food and drinks, though items from adjacent plaza businesses are permitted. Attendees are limited to using two games from the library at a time and are asked to manage their RSVP status to ensure efficient seating usage.

Undefined is a restaurant that focuses on a culinary experience centered around eating, drinking, and enjoying. The chefs offer a frequently changing menu that reimagines familiar dishes with creative and unique approaches. The establishment provides a selection of craft cocktails, beers, and wines in a casual atmosphere.

These badminton sessions offer opportunities to compete and socialize. Participants are required to bring their own equipment, as racquet rentals are not available. Shuttlecocks (Yonex Mavis 350) are provided. There is an entrance fee of $10. Attendance is voluntary, and participants assume full responsibility for any risks associated with the activity.

Guests are required to order the fixed Brasserie Menu at the price of $32 plus tax. Reservations are binding, and cancellation or failure to attend will result in no refund and potential removal from the group. Should the event reach capacity, interested attendees may request a spot via the comment section, with priority given to the first person to book.

This community yoga event begins with an informal meet and greet before transitioning into a standard yoga session lasting approximately 50 minutes. Participants are encouraged to bring their own mat or towel. Following the yoga session, members may engage in informal social activities, such as playing games with frisbees, lawn games, or board games. Attendees interested in leading the yoga practice are encouraged to coordinate with the organizer.

This event focuses on themes of willingness, acceptance, and action. Participants explore the impact of self-criticism and social comparison while learning strategies for self-acceptance. The session includes a discussion on prioritizing personal goals followed by a meditative walk to apply these therapeutic techniques in a practical setting.

This session is designed for individuals new to the board game Faiyum. Participants will receive instruction on the core ruleset and guidance through their initial gameplay.

This life drawing session focuses on simplifying anatomical information and improving drawing efficiency. It provides artists with the opportunity to practice drawing from professional models in a supportive community environment suitable for all skill levels.

This badminton session is open to players of all skill levels. Participants have access to three courts, with shuttlecocks provided for use during the session. Attendees are required to bring their own racquets. An entry fee applies.

This event serves as a wrap-up session for a book club before their summer break. Participants are invited to share their reading lists and engage in a book exchange. Attendees are encouraged to bring books they wish to trade. Following the discussion, there is an opportunity to purchase books with a provided discount or continue the conversation at a nearby venue. A small fee is required to cover the use of the private meeting space.

This event, the fifth edition of The Table, focuses on discussing ideas that carry social risk, tension, or contradiction. Participants submit anonymous statements in advance, a selection of which are chosen for group discussion. The format involves private reflection, a short defense of the selected idea by a participant, and a group dialogue to explore perspectives. The goal is to facilitate intellectual curiosity and thoughtful disagreement, emphasizing inquiry over performative arguments.

This organized badminton session facilitates doubles matches, offering a space for participants to compete, socialize, and enhance their playing abilities. Necessary equipment, including birdies and nets, is provided. A racket rental service is available for a nominal fee.

The Concordia Toastmasters Club provides a supportive environment for individuals to enhance their public speaking, communication, and leadership skills. Members from diverse backgrounds, including professionals, students, and retirees, meet to practice speaking, body language, and constructive feedback while building confidence and networking.

The MDI (Mentor Discover Inspire) men's group focuses on mentorship and personal development. Members set goals and hold each other accountable to foster excellence in leadership, family, career, and community life. The group aims to support men in living with purpose and achieving their full potential.

This casual backgammon group is open to players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced individuals. Extra boards are available for participants. The event includes an optional social gathering for food and drinks prior to the gaming sessions.

This session explores the Law of Polarity, the concept that everything exists on a spectrum of connected opposites. Participants will discuss how recognizing these ranges helps shift personal responses to various experiences. The session includes reflection, group dialogue, and practices to foster internal shifts along the continuum of experiences such as stress and calm.

This event is a philosophical discussion group exploring the complexities of political equality and the foundations of democracy. Participants will examine the dilemma of whether democratic governance, based on equal voting rights, can effectively manage society, or if it risks ignoring differences in knowledge or succumbing to manipulation. The session addresses the relationship between economic inequality and democratic participation, the legitimacy versus wisdom of democratic decisions, and how to restore the meaning of political equality beyond simple voting.

The East Toronto MDI Men's Team is a group affiliated with Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI). It provides a confidential environment for men to engage in discussions, receive support for personal goals, and share personal experiences. The group operates under the MDI mission to promote personal excellence and leadership, aiming to foster success in family, career, and community life.

The ESL Cafe offers English conversation practice groups tailored to various proficiency levels, from basic to advanced. Participants can improve their language skills through group discussion and social interaction.

This meetup provides a platform for intermediate-level English as a Second Language learners to practice speaking skills and socialize. The event format features small group conversations with two to five participants and English quiz games intended to foster comfortable and enjoyable interaction.

This social language exchange event provides a space for individuals to practice languages such as English and Japanese while connecting with local and international residents. Participants engage in discussions at various tables, which are rotated every 30 minutes to facilitate meeting a wide range of people. To support conversation, bilingual question sheets are provided at each table. The event is open to individuals of all fluency levels, including those attending alone or for the first time. Attendees are required to pay a participation fee and purchase at least one item from the venue. The event prohibits dating or matchmaking behavior.

This language exchange event utilizes a 1-on-1 rotation system where participants switch conversation partners every 15 minutes to practice English, Japanese, or Korean. Designed for individuals of all proficiency levels, the format allows attendees to converse at their own pace without the pressure of group settings. Conversation topics and useful phrases are provided at each table to facilitate ongoing discussion and foster cultural exchange.

A community meetup focused on moderated group discussions regarding life's significant questions. The sessions avoid academic jargon and do not require prior preparation, emphasizing personal perspectives and shared experiences. Small groups are facilitated by a moderator to ensure balanced participation, respectful turn-taking, and focused dialogue on practical themes.

Members participate in structured sessions designed to develop communication and leadership skills. Each meeting involves prepared speeches followed by a session for impromptu questions to build confidence in thinking on one's feet. Evaluators provide constructive feedback to support member improvement.

This recreational volleyball event accommodates players of all skill levels. The session follows a structured format where participants are divided into numbered teams, with regular rotations occurring every 15-20 minutes to ensure participants have the opportunity to play against different teams. To maintain fairness for those on the waitlist, participants are expected to update their RSVP status promptly. Repeated no-shows or late cancellations may result in removal from the group.

Local author Jeff Beamish presents his novel 'No, You're Crazy.' The story follows sixteen-year-old Ashlee Sutton, who struggles with a mental health condition that leads her to believe she is clairvoyant. After demonstrating accurate predictions, she finds herself in danger and goes on the run with a distant relative, a war journalist named Mike Baker. The novel explores themes of family dynamics, neurodiversity, faith, and the nature of reality.

This beginner-friendly drone training course includes the latest DJI NEO2 drone. The curriculum covers over five hours of home practical training, one day of in-person practical instruction, and six hours of e-learning theory. Participants receive one-on-one guidance at the training facility, followed by personalized support for navigating the DIPS permission and approval registration process.

The Royal Alberta Museum provides complimentary admission for visitors aged 65 and over in recognition of Seniors' Week. The program includes musical performances, gallery tours, and various drop-in activities to honor the contributions of seniors to the province.

Pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. Utilizing a plastic ball with holes, the sport is accessible to all skill levels. This event includes a brief overview of rules and gameplay, followed by recreational matches designed to foster social interaction between local Japanese and international residents. Attendees are required to wear indoor footwear, and paddle rentals are available for those without their own equipment.

CoderDojo Toyohashi provides a beginner-friendly programming environment for children aged 7-17, utilizing materials such as Scratch and Hour of Code with guidance from student mentors. The program introduces computer science through activities including drone programming, robotics, and app creation. ComputerClubHouse Toyohashi serves as a creative space for youth to explore diverse technologies beyond programming. Participants engage with tools such as AI-driven vehicles, VR equipment, 3D printers, and digital media production, fostering self-directed learning and collaboration.

This badminton session caters to all skill levels and focuses on doubles play using four courts. Participants are required to bring indoor shoes, a racket, and drinks; shuttlecocks are provided. The session allows for flexible arrival times. Payments can be made via cash or PayPay, with student discounts available and optional racket rentals upon request. Adherence to venue rules is strictly required, including using the side entrance, utilizing the designated bicycle parking area, cleaning the gym after use, and taking all trash home. Please note that cancellations made on the day of the event are subject to a fee.

This language exchange event is designed for beginners to practice English and Japanese in a group setting. Participants interact in small, rotating groups, allowing for mutual language learning and international networking. Attendees are expected to use both languages during conversation to ensure effective practice. Participation requires adherence to a specific set of rules and membership.

This language exchange event features structured one-on-one conversations that rotate between participants, followed by a group chat. The session includes dedicated time for English-only and Japanese-only practice to support skill development. Participants are provided with topic materials, note paper, and pencils. It is open to individuals of all skill levels interested in language practice and international exchange.

New Bridge Toastmasters provides an environment for members to develop communication and leadership skills through mutual feedback and support. Meetings are conducted in both English and Japanese, incorporating impromptu speeches, prepared speeches, and constructive evaluations.