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DON’T BE PERFECT. BE UNDERSTOOD. — FRENCH CONVERSATION

DON’T BE PERFECT. BE UNDERSTOOD. — FRENCH CONVERSATION

Thu, Oct 22, 4:00 PM
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DON’T BE PERFECT. BE UNDERSTOOD. This is a relaxed French conversation class for adults who want to become more comfortable actually speaking French. The philosophy is simple: Don’t stop because you don’t know the perfect word. Find another way to say it. Keep talking. Communicate. This is not a traditional grammar class. You don’t need to construct the perfect sentence before you speak. Use the French you already have. Make mistakes. Describe the word you don’t know. Use another expression. Ask questions. Gesture if you need to. Find your way around the problem and get your point across. If you forget the French word for “umbrella,” for example, don’t switch to English. Try: “The thing you use when it rains…” That’s communication — and that’s what we practice. Mistakes are expected. Speaking is the goal. We use conversation, games, real-life situations, vocabulary and everyday French expressions to help you become more spontaneous and confident. Thursday, October 8 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Entre Nous French Bistro — Pasadena Come ready to speak French, make mistakes, laugh a little, and keep talking. Don’t be perfect. Be understood.

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Downey Library Game Day

Downey Library Game Day

Sat, Oct 24, 5:00 PM
From So Cal Game Connection
4.8

Come play board games and card games with us at the Downey Library. We welcome starting players all the way to expert players. Please bring a copy of the games you would like to play, or we have copies to play. The Downey Public Library also has a collection of games to play. Some examples of popular board games are Ticket to Ride, Settlers of Catan, and Terraforming Mars. Some examples of popular card games are Flip 7, Century Spice Road, and Splendor. We like to learn new games and to teach new games. There is no fee, and food and drink is welcome, just please clean up after yourself. We are in the area, to the left of the main entrance. Note that there are no parking restrictions on the weekend or holidays; please respect the Embassy Suites reserved parking. Hosted by Mark Shocklee.

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Board games and brews!

Board games and brews!

Sat, Oct 17, 7:00 PM
From Board Game and Brew Meetup
4.9

Join Us for Games, Drinks, and Food Looking for a fun, social way to unwind? Come join our board game meetup! We offer a wide variety of games for all kinds of players—whether you’re into strategy, party games, or laugh-out-loud chaos, there’s something here for you. Here are just some of the awesome games we’ll have on hand: ️ Catan - the original game that started it all. A fun way to build and gather resources. * Catan: Game of Thrones – Brotherhood of the Watch * Catan: Starfarers * Catan Expansions Werewolf, One Night Ultimate Werewolf, Clocktower, Avalon, Secret Hitler If you enjoy social deduction and casual gas-lighting then this is the place to play ‍♂️ Magic Maze A silent, real-time co-op game where you guide fantasy heroes through a mall to steal magical gear—without talking! Exploding Kittens Draw cards and try to avoid the Exploding Kitten! Fast, funny, and full of surprise twists. Unstable Unicorns Build your unicorn army and sabotage others in this cute-yet-cutthroat card game of magical destruction. Bang! A hidden-role Wild West game where players shoot, scheme, and try to outwit the Sheriff and outlaws alike. Bananagrams A fast-paced word game where you race to build crossword-style grids. Think Scrabble—but quicker and no turns! Anarchy Pancakes Stack and slap pancakes in a frantic race to match toppings. Perfect for groups and younger players! Neanderthal Poetry Speak only in caveman grunts and gestures to help your teammates guess the right word. Creative and hilarious! ️ Codenames: Pictures Give clever one-word clues to help your team find the right pictures on the board before the other team does. Trial by Trolley A dark and hilarious party game where one player controls a runaway trolley—and everyone else argues over who gets run over. Morally questionable fun! ⸻ And that’s not all—we have even more games than those listed! Our collection is always growing, and we love variety. Got a game you love? Bring it along! Whether it’s a hidden gem or a popular favorite, we’re always happy to try something new. Come for the games, stay for the good vibes and great company

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Game Night @ Three Weavers Brewering

Game Night @ Three Weavers Brewering

Tue, Oct 20, 1:00 AM
From Vending Machine Games Game Nights
5.0

It’s on, Inglewood 🎲 Game Night Three Weavers is happening again! Come thirsty, leave victorious.

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1206th Meeting - Third Thursday - Horrified

Fri, Oct 16, 1:00 AM
From Westside Gamers
4.8
4 attendees
Board Games at The Original Farmers’ Market!

Board Games at The Original Farmers’ Market!

Sat, Oct 17, 12:30 AM
From Board Game and Brew Meetup
4.9

🎲 Bring Your Own Board Game (optional) and jacket 🧥 (it gets chilly at night)! Come hang out, meet new people, and enjoy a chill game night on the second floor of The Farmers’ Market at The Grove. 🧋🍛✨ Whether you’re a serious board gamer or just here for the vibes, everyone is welcome! 💛 We’ll be using the outdoor tables on the second floor of the farmers market right next to the community room. There are several staircases you can use to get to the second floor. One of them is directly to the left of Figure 8 Tea Project. We’ll have some games available, but feel free to bring a favorite you’d like to share! ✨ Most importantly, bring positive energy and be respectful so everyone can have a fun and comfortable time together. ☺️🫶🏽 **Parking** at the Farmer’s Market is $56.00, so I don’t recommend parking there. There is some metered parking on Fairfax Ave and Third Street that is free after 8pm. There is also **free street parking** on N Hayworth Ave, S Hayworth Ave, and Oakwood Ave. From the grove just drive north up Fairfax Ave and make a left on Oakwood Ave. Make sure to read the signs. When the event is over we can carpool back to Oakwood Ave or walk together.

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Frequently asked questions

Cooperative games involve players working together towards a common goal. They're designed to foster teamwork and collaboration, making them a great way to bond with friends old and new.

To find cooperative games events in LA, use Meetup to search by interest and location. You'll discover groups organizing casual gatherings, regular game nights, and special events.

Yes, Los Angeles has several Meetup groups dedicated to board game enthusiasts. These groups host events where you can play cooperative and competitive games alike, perfect for making new friends.

Certainly! Attending alone is common, and cooperative games are designed to include everyone in the fun, helping newcomers easily connect with other participants.

Not at all. Many groups welcome beginners and provide instructions or game tutorials. It's a chance to learn and enjoy cooperative games in a friendly environment.

While some groups provide games, you might want to bring your favorite board game to share. It's a good idea to confirm on the event page if there's anything you should prepare or know.

Yes, creating a Meetup account and joining groups is free. Some events might charge a fee for participation, which will be clearly noted in the event details.

To RSVP, sign into your Meetup account, find the event you're interested in, and click the RSVP button. This secures your spot and helps organizers plan better.

Policies vary by group. Some have family-friendly events, while others may be adults-only. Check event details or contact organizers for specific guidance.

While Meetup fosters connection, making friends depends on participation and engagement at events. Regular attendance can help you become familiar to the community.

Group availability may vary. If a cooperative games group doesn't exist near you yet, consider starting one to meet like-minded local gamers.

Cooperative game meetups emphasize teamwork rather than competition. The goal is communal success, making them ideal for those looking to support and strategize with others.

Cooperative games focus on players working together towards a common objective. In contrast, competitive games involve players aiming to outperform each other.

The quality of organization can vary. Many groups have dedicated organizers, but it's a good idea to read reviews and past event feedback to gauge quality.

Meetup is more oriented towards group activities than 1:1 arrangements. It thrives on community gatherings rather than individual matchmaking, but events are great places to meet potential gaming friends.