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(IN-PERSON) Get Sh*t Done Club: Saturday Work Session (Pizza Included πŸ•)

(IN-PERSON) Get Sh*t Done Club: Saturday Work Session (Pizza Included πŸ•)

Sat, Oct 24, 2:00 PM
From Get Sh*t Done Club

This RSVP is for the IN-PERSON session only. πŸ™Œ πŸ“ Location: 1030 6th Avenue, 5th Floor (WALK UP!), New York, NY. Buzz the 5th floor! We also run an ONLINE session at the same time. Find it in our group's events if you'd rather join from home. πŸ’» Got a project you keep putting off? Bring it! πŸ™Œ Get Sh\*t Done NYC is a friendly community of people who show up and actually finish things together: side projects, writing, job applications, business ideas, school work, that inbox from 2024. πŸ˜… HOW IT WORKS 1\. Show up and settle in with your laptop \(or notebook\) and your unfinished project\. 2\. Quick intros: say what you're working on and one goal for the session\. 3\. Phones away\. We work in focused rounds with short breaks to check in\, cheer each other on\, and swap tips\. 4\. Pizza break πŸ• 5\. We close by sharing what we got done\! πŸŽ‰ COST: Free to join, with a suggested donation of $15 (cash or Venmo at the door) to help keep the space going. Pizza is included! πŸ• HEADS-UP ABOUT THE SPACE: This is a no-frills pop-up. The room is sparse and simple: folding tables and chairs, nothing fancy, and it's a 4-flight walk-up on the 5th floor (no elevator). Bring a charger and headphones if you like. Coffee is welcome during rounds; the pizza break is the time for food. Come meet other doers and leave with real progress! πŸ’ͺ

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Caven Point, NJ. Wildlife Photowalk

Caven Point, NJ. Wildlife Photowalk

Sat, Nov 7, 6:30 PM
From NYC Shutterbugs
4.5

We are going to Caven Point natural reserve, between Port Liberty and Liberty State Park. Please note: There is no public transport available. But for those arriving by car there is parking. Parking is free and so is the entrance to the park. Caven Point is an ecologically unique area; habitat for many species including migrating birds. It features sandy beach, saltwater marshland, and boardwalk trail. it is one of two wetlands in NYC to have survived in its natural state. It is an important site for native birds nesting as it is positioned right on the Hudson River Estuary, serving as a critical late-fall pitstop and overwintering ground. Waterfowl usually spotted in November is the brant, mallard, horned grebe, and peregrine falcon among others. Bring waterproof boots and telephoto lenses.

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Bronx C@L Meetup #02

Bronx C@L Meetup #02

Fri, Nov 6, 11:00 PM
From Bronx CRAFT@large Meetup Group

A monthly meetup for Bronx based makers, creatives and builders ages 18 and older exploring the future of making and workforce development. For this meetup, we will gather at the [NYC FIRST STEM Center](https://www.nycfirst.org/stem-center-locations/afh) at [Andrew Freedman Home](https://www.theafh.org/) for a hands on activity using a laser machine, offering an opportunity to explore digital fabrication and learn by making. We will rotate locations around the borough and meet up every month for a presentation, discussion, hands on activity, or just time to talk shop. If you are not an expert, do not fret! It is about showing up, sharing what you are working on, and meeting other people making things with their hands in the Bronx. Beginners and pros are welcome. Just come as you are! *This event is for people 18 years of age or older*

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Governors Island: Phone Photo Walk for the Jazz age Lawn Party

Governors Island: Phone Photo Walk for the Jazz age Lawn Party

Sat, Nov 7, 4:00 PM
From Appalachian Mountain Club New York-North Jersey
4.8

**Let’s go to a a 2 to 3 miles Phone Photo Walk to Governors Island for the Jazz Age Lawn Party Autumn edition! We will be at the free grassy Area by the Stage and enjoy the 1920s music from the Dreamland Orchestra and watch the dancers dressed like Gatsby Area. Group meets at Governors Island Side ( not Manhattan Side) at 11am to use bathrooms close to the Ferry Dock. Ferry is free on Saturday before 11am. Bring snacks and water, use supportive shoes to walk on grass, dirt trails and uneven steps. Leader will use a pink cap. This will be a Social gathering and we plan to picnic and practice some fun photo skills. Please also register on the AMC website.** **https://activities.outdoors.org/s/oc-activity/a5UVX000001LlUn2AK/act00024505**

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Stonewall Senders - an LGBTQ+ monthly climbing meetup group

Stonewall Senders - an LGBTQ+ monthly climbing meetup group

Wed, Nov 4, 11:30 PM
From Stonewall Senders
4.7

Please arrive around 630pm and come to the front desk, make sure you sign a waiver beforehand! First time climbers will need a brief orientation, this is run by the Goat staff (they're super friendly!) After that come find us, we'll be on the ground floor in the bouldering area! Comfy clothes and a water bottle are a smart move, and if you have your own climbing gear feel free to bring it with you! Discount day passes are available to the group, simply RSVP here and let the front desk know you're here for the meetup!

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Spatial Analytics with Python 🌎 + Lightning Talks ⚑️

Spatial Analytics with Python 🌎 + Lightning Talks ⚑️

Tue, Oct 27, 10:30 PM
From PyData NYC
4.7

Join us on **October 27th at 6:30 PM** for an evening exploring **geospatial data science with Python**, featuring Brendan Collins, Founder & CTO at Makepath and creator of Xarray-Spatial along with a round of lightning talks from the community! Please bring your πŸ’» to follow along and sign up using your official government-issued name. πŸ• Pizza & drinks will be provided - Thank you, Makepath! **Agenda** **🌎 xarray-spatial: In and Out of the Raster-verse** **Speaker: Brendan Collins (Founder & CTO at Makepath)** Spatial data comes in many shapes and sizes, but some of the most powerful spatial analysis techniques begin by viewing the world as a grid. Led by the library's creator and maintainer, this talk introduces [Xarray-Spatial](https://github.com/xarray-contrib/xarray-spatial), an open-source Python library for scalable raster analysis with CPU and GPU acceleration. We'll learn how to **enter the Raster-verse** by bringing spatial data into Xarray, **explore the Raster-verse** using algorithms for terrain analysis, hydrology, proximity, and more, and **escape the Raster-verse** through techniques like zonal statistics and polygonization. Finally, we'll discuss **contributing to the Raster-verse**, sharing lessons from maintaining Xarray-Spatial and how AI-augmented development is transforming open-source contributions, code quality, and scientific software engineering. Whether you're a GIS practitioner, data scientist, or Python developer, you'll leave with practical ideas for working with spatial data and contributing to open source. **πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’» About the Speaker** **Brendan Collins** is the Founder and CTO of Makepath, where he helps early-stage startups and Fortune 500 engineering teams realize their product ambitions. A former employee of Anaconda, Brendan has spent the past decade applying PyData technologies, including NumPy, Xarray, and Numba, to engineering challenges across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. When not writing in the third person, Brendan enjoys swimming, playing the banjo, and gardening. ⚑️**A Round of Lightning Talks By The Community** **🀝 Networking** Connect with fellow data enthusiasts, Python developers, researchers, and community leaders. Build meaningful connections, exchange ideas, and explore opportunities for collaboration. *** **πŸ“ Event Details** **Doors open:** 6:00 PM **Doors close:** 7:00 PM **Event:** 6:30–8:30 PM **Venue:** CUNY Graduate Center *** **Important Information** Please register using your official government-issued name and bring a government-issued photo ID for check-in. This, and all PyData NYC events, is an all-level event. Newcomers and beginners are welcome! This event and all NumFOCUS-affiliated events and spaces, both in-person and online, are governed by our [Code of Conduct](https://pydata.org/code-of-conduct/).

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people discover and join local groups and participate in events, both in person and online, based on shared interests.

Search Meetup by selecting the drones category in New York. You'll find clubs that often organize events, meetups, and flying sessions for enthusiasts.

Yes, you can join as many drone groups as you like on Meetup. This allows you to participate in a variety of events and connect with more enthusiasts.

Availability of drone events in New York can vary. While some groups host regular meetups, frequency relies on active organizers and demand.

Not necessarily. Many drone meetups welcome hobbyists of all levels, with gatherings often catering to both beginners and experienced flyers.

To RSVP, log into your Meetup account, find the event you're interested in, and click the 'RSVP' button to ensure your spot is reserved.

Typically, yes. Most drone meetups encourage attendees to bring their drones, but it's advisable to confirm any regulations or restrictions beforehand.

Meetup generally offers free access. However, some drone events may have fees to cover costs, like venue hire or permits, as determined by the group organizers.

Drone groups on Meetup are formed by individuals or communities with a shared interest in drones. They host events for socializing and flying drones together.

The organization quality of events depends on the groups. Some are highly organized with clear itineraries, while others may be more casual.

While many groups focus on general drone activities, specific interests like racing depend on the existing demand and organizer enthusiasm in New York.

Meetup fosters social connections, but successful interactions depend on your participation and the suitability of available groups.

Many drone meetups are in-person to facilitate flying activities, but check listings as some might include online gatherings for tech discussions.

Drone meetups often feature flying sessions, skill-sharing workshops, photography outings, and tech talks, accommodating diverse passions and skill levels.

Yes, with a Meetup account, anyone passionate about drones can start a group and organize events. It just requires enthusiasm and local compliance knowledge.