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October Book Club Meet Up
Mon, Oct 26, 11:00 PMThis will be our first ever meet up! We will be discussing Verity by Colleen Hoover,a dark, twisty psychological thriller that will have us questioning who we can actually trust. Come hang out with us for an evening of books, conversation, and socializing. We’ll spend some time talking about Verity, sharing our thoughts and theories, and plenty of time just getting to know each other and hanging out. Didn’t read the book? Come anyway! You’re still completely welcome. Come meet some fellow readers, make new friends, and enjoy a night out.

Boyle Heights Chess Club
Thu, Oct 29, 1:00 AM**Boyle Heights Chess Club** Weekly Wednesday Chess Club 6pm-12am Free Event 21+ Join us every Wednesday, for a relaxed beginner-friendly chess meetup where everyone is welcome! Whether you’re learning the game, looking to sharpen your skills, or just simply want to meet fellow chess players, you’ll find a welcoming community and plenty of games. Feel free to bring a friend, challenge someone new, or just hang out and have a drink. We also have plenty of pool tables if you need a little break from playing chess. Chess boards are available, but you’re welcome to bring your own.
🎉 Two Rooms and a Boom + Ultimate Werewolf + Potluck!
Sun, Nov 8, 1:30 AMWild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy
Sat, Oct 31, 6:00 PM
Highland Park Chess Club
Thu, Oct 29, 1:00 AMThe Highland Park Chess Club has been holding weekly events in our community for over three years and has grown into a well-attended and beloved chess meetup. We meet every Wednesday evening at Belle's Delicatessen & Bar, on the beautifully lit back patio. Open to all ages and skill levels. No need to bring anything, except for a few friends if you’d like! Organized by Aron Rivin

Sierra Club Griffith Park Tuesday Evening Hikes
Wed, Oct 28, 2:00 AM**If you don't have a current waiver card, please come early (\~6:40pm on) to sign the required waiver form ("participation agreement") and get your *PINK waiver card*, good until the end of 2026.** Come and enjoy a great evening of hiking and conversation with fellow hikers. These conditioning hikes range in level from fairly easy (level 1) through moderate (levels 2 and 3) to advanced hikes (levels 4, 5, and 6). All levels have hills; terrain is sometimes steep with uneven footing. Because hikers are expected to maintain the pace set by hike leaders, newcomers should not hike above level 3 and may wish to start at level 2. >>>**On Tuesday & Thursday evenings, we offer \*simultaneous\* hikes at a variety of levels.** **While some levels may not be offered on a given evening, we try to cover a range of levels.**<<< Hikes are led by trained leaders and last approximately 2 hrs. Hikes begin at 7pm; newcomers should get there early to fill out a waiver and should carry the waiver card with them on the hikes. There are usually 30-60 people at the hikes. **What to bring:** Bring water and a light jacket in case it gets cold. Hiking boots/shoes or other shoes with good traction are necessary for the harder hikes (levels 3-5) and are strongly encouraged for all hikes; tennis shoes with good tread may be sufficient for the more moderate hikes (levels 1 & 2). Flashlights are optional; many leaders discourage their use except in emergencies. If flashlights are used, red lights are preferable as they interfere less with night vision. Please, no radios or other sound-producing devices that others can hear. If earbuds are used, please leave one out to maintain awareness of surroundings. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are at the discretion of the leader. This is a front country outing. **Contagious disease considerations:** Note that both vaccinated and unvaccinated people may be present; everyone is encouraged to keep their distance and respect each others' need to do so. Please do not attend if you are ill or have reason to think you might have a contagious disease. **If you test positive for a contagious disease within 3 days of a hike, please let us know through Meetup or by emailing GPNighthikes at gmail dot com.** Check the weather [https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/griffith-park/90027/hourly-weather-forecast/2626762](https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/griffith-park/90027/hourly-weather-forecast/2626762) **Directions** to Merry-Go-Round Lot #2 (also known as the Upper Merry-Go-Round parking lot): From Los Feliz Blvd just west of the 5, take Crystal Springs north into the park; you’ll soon pass a freeway onramp. After around a mile, you’ll come to a 4-way intersection, with the Ranger station on your right. Make a left (going west). At the top of the road you’re forced to turn right into the (unlit) lot #1. Drive through the lot and along the road that leaves the opposite corner. You’ll soon come to lot #2, which is lit. The Sierra Club meets at the far (north) end of the lot, by the stone steps. Going north on the 5 from Downtown LA, you can also get off at the Griffith Park exit and take Crystal Springs going north, following the directions above. Other routes go from near the Zoo or from Travel Town. You can get directions from this link: [https://goo.gl/q7QTtb ](https://goo.gl/q7QTtb).
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