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Evening Book Club: The Stranger

Evening Book Club: The Stranger

Wed, Oct 21, 1:30 AM
From LA Book Nook

Book for **October**: The Stranger by Albert Camus. Club is for the girls (and the gays!) to get together and chat about the book we read this month. Age range early/mid twenties ✨ Please RSVP to join the event! Since we only have 10 spots no cancellations please. We will discuss over tea or wine at historic Cafe Mak in ktown. If you cannot finish the book on time, feel free to still come and hang out :)

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7 attendees
Sip and Sketch - In Person!

Sip and Sketch - In Person!

Wed, Oct 14, 1:00 AM
From Sip and Sketch
4.8

We meet at the **Whole Foods at 3377 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016**. We meet at the seating area by the **COFFEE bar** (past the hot food and smoothie bar) There is a parking structure on Jefferson, head West from the intersection to find it. 90 minutes free with validation. The Jefferson/La Cienega Expo stop is across the street. Here's the Yelp page - https://www.yelp.com/biz/whole-foods-market-los-angeles-25 \*This is **not** a class, we are a social drawing and art group\* See you there!

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Book Discussion: optional 1st half/midpoint of
Fall of Giants by Ken Follett

Book Discussion: optional 1st half/midpoint of Fall of Giants by Ken Follett

Tue, Oct 27, 1:30 AM
From The Los Angeles Book Club
4.8

Read as much as you can and then let's discuss our thoughts on the first half (up until chapter 17) of "Fall of Giants... the first novel in Ken Follett's Century Trilogy, a historical epic following five interconnected families through World War I, the Russian Revolution, and the fight for women's suffrage. Published in 2010, it chronicles the lives of characters from different social classes—including a Welsh miner, an American law student, and aristocratic families in England and Germany—as their fates become entangled in the major events of the early 20th century. "

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2 attendees

Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

Sun, Oct 11, 1:00 AM
From Not Our First Rodeo! (Formerly The Right Side of 40)
4.8
20 attendees

The Museum of Lesbian Dreams Exhibit

Sat, Oct 24, 10:00 PM
From Lesbians of LA and OC
4.9
21 attendees
Book Discussion: Fall of Giants by Ken Follett, 1st half (Chapters 1-17)

Book Discussion: Fall of Giants by Ken Follett, 1st half (Chapters 1-17)

Thu, Oct 29, 2:00 AM
From The South Gate Book Club

Read as much as you can and then let's discuss our thoughts on the first half (up until chapter 17) of "Fall of Giants... Ken Follett's historical epic novel following five interconnected families through World War I, the Russian Revolution, and the fight for women's suffrage. Published in 2010, it chronicles the lives of characters from different social classes—including a Welsh miner, an American law student, and aristocratic families in England and Germany—as their fates become entangled in the major events of the early 20th century. "

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people connect through shared interests. It lets users find and join groups, attend events, and meet others with similar hobbies, such as comic book collecting.

You can search for comic book events in Los Angeles using the Meetup platform. It allows you to browse local activities and find gatherings in your area of interest.

Yes, Los Angeles hosts numerous comic book groups. These communities offer a space for fans to connect, share their passion, and attend events focused on comic book collecting.

You can engage in discussions, trade comics, or participate in activities with other fans. These events are perfect for meeting new people and expanding your collection.

Yes, you can create a comic book collecting group on Meetup. This way, you can gather local enthusiasts and organize themed events and activities.

You can RSVP for Meetup events directly through the platform. Simply select the event you're interested in and indicate your attendance to secure your spot.

Joining Meetup as a user is free, allowing you to explore and join groups. However, some events or groups may require a fee, depending on the organizers.

Absolutely, Meetup events are designed to be inclusive and welcoming. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting, you'll find a warm community ready to share in the fun.

This varies by event, as it's dependent on the organizers' preferences. It's best to check the event details for any age restrictions or family-friendly designations.

The availability of specific comics at events depends on the attendees and organizers. While certain issues might show up, it's a good idea to reach out to the community in advance to gauge interest.

Not necessarily; each event is unique and may focus on different aspects of collecting, such as discussions or showcases. Review event listings or reach out to hosts for specific activities.

Yes, Meetup focuses mainly on group interactions. While you meet people through shared interests, it doesn't typically facilitate one-on-one connections.

Not always. While many events are in-person, you'll also find online gatherings. Check Meetup event details to confirm the format and location.

Meeting new friends organically depends on active participation. Engage in events regularly and allow time for connections to develop naturally.

Meetup cannot guarantee meeting collectors specifically, as experiences are shaped by active participation and the existing member base in Los Angeles.