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Meet to draw each other in San Francisco!

Meet to draw each other in San Francisco!

Sun, Jun 21, 9:15 PM
From SF Art Modeling Trade Figure Drawing Group
4.9

Take a turn modeling (nude) then just draw for the rest of the session. Looking forward to seeing old and new friends! Optional $10 donation to cover studio rent is suggested but not required. We will supply chairs but bring your own drawing materials, such as pencil, paper, and drawing board if you have one. (No oil paints, solvents, or fixative inside the building.) Open to all levels of experience.

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Free Craft Night in Alameda!

Free Craft Night in Alameda!

Fri, Jun 5, 1:00 AM
From East Bay Creative Girlies (20s/30s/40s)
4.9

Join me for a craft night at Alameda Brewing! We’ll be making fruity keychains and it’s going to be so fun! We’ll be crafting in the warehouse and the taproom! 💫🌟 My craft nights are free to join and I bring all of the supplies! All you have to do is show up :) I’ll be in the front of the warehouse at the welcome table when you arrive! Donations towards supplies are welcome but it isn’t required. My venmo is @JeeJing if you want to contribute! I can’t wait to craft together! See you soon!

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Book Club Too - turn the page with us!

Thu, Jun 4, 7:30 PM
From Boomer Women w/ Time & Sense of Humor, a Member Driven Group
4.8
9 attendees
Session 3: Breadboarding the Op-Amp

Session 3: Breadboarding the Op-Amp

Sat, Jun 6, 8:00 PM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.7

## Session 3: Breadboarding the Op-Amp If the transistor is the building block of analog electronics, the **op-amp** is the Swiss Army knife. Op-amps show up everywhere in guitar pedals — as clean boosts, buffers, tone stacks, and the gain stages at the heart of overdrive circuits. The Tube Screamer, the RAT, the LM308-based fuzz variants — all built around op-amps. In this session we'll get hands-on with the op-amp on a breadboard and learn how to put it to work. We'll cover: * **What an op-amp is** — and how it differs from a transistor amplifier * **Biasing** — setting up the op-amp to work with a single-supply voltage, like a 9V battery * **Setting the gain** — using feedback resistors to dial in exactly how much amplification you want * **Building a boost or buffer circuit** — and hearing the difference it makes No prior experience with op-amps needed. If you've been following the series, you already have all the foundation you need — but newcomers are welcome too. Already working on a pedal project? Bring it! Whether you have questions, need a second pair of eyes, or just want to solder alongside others, you're welcome to work on your own build.

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Sunday Coffee & Crafting

Sunday Coffee & Crafting

Sun, Jun 7, 5:00 PM
From East Bay Fiber Arts
5.0

**Bring your own seat or picnic blanket as cafe seating is very limited!** Come join us for our bi-weekly Sunday Coffee & Crafting for some cafe fare and crafting social time! As always, all fiber artists are welcome. *** **About the location:** The Hidden Cafe is a cozy cafe located in the Strawberry Creek Park in Berkeley. On weekends they also host pop-up food options. **How to Get There:** BART: 10 minute walk from North Berkeley station Bus: 51B, 800 Car: Parking for Strawberry Creek Park is available, along with on-street parking nearby. Bike: For those north (in Albany or El Cerrito) you can also take the bike path directly to the park!

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Literary Devices: Writers and Hackers for Noisebridge!

Literary Devices: Writers and Hackers for Noisebridge!

Sat, Jun 13, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.7

San Francisco Writers Workshop collaborates with our hacker friends to raise funds for everyone's favorite local makerspace: Noisebridge! Several of our best authors will produce stories/poems/word-based constructs. Each will share their literary product with a hacker, who will respond with a device/app/gadget/doohickey inspired by the writing. On the night of the event, audience members will vote for the device that best complements the assigned writer's piece. The winning hacker will receive a prize of dubious value! Expect delicious snackies, and other fun additions: in the past we've included a fun raffle!

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You can search Meetup for hobby groups specific to San Francisco by entering your interest and location. This allows you to connect with local enthusiasts and discover activities tailored to your hobbies.

Yes, in San Francisco, you can find groups focused on various games including board games, video games, and role-playing games. Browse Meetup to find a group that matches your interest.

To find upcoming hobby events in San Francisco, check Meetup's calendar feature. You can plan ahead and RSVP for group activities that catch your eye.

Absolutely, most hobby groups on Meetup welcome new members. These groups are designed to bring together individuals with shared interests, making it easy for newcomers to join and participate.

Meetup connects you with others who share your hobbies through group meetings and events. Simply join a group and attend meetups to start meeting fellow enthusiasts.

No, Meetup allows you to choose which events suit your schedule best. Feel free to RSVP for those that interest you without the pressure of attending each one.

Yes, San Francisco has many creative arts groups on Meetup, ranging from painting and drawing to photography and crafts. Explore groups to find one that fits your passion.

While Meetup has many hobby groups, not every specific interest may be covered. It depends on local availability, as groups form based on user interest and local demand.

Meetup events vary, but usually involve a gathering centered around the hobby in focus, where members participate, learn, and exchange ideas in a relaxed environment.

Yes, if you don't find a group for your interest, you can start your own on Meetup. Create a group, set up events, and invite people to join and share in your hobby.

No, events are organized by group hosts or members, not directly by Meetup. This allows for a variety of activities tailored to members' interests.

Yes, many hobby events are free, though some may have associated costs. Details are typically outlined in the event description on Meetup.

To RSVP, join the group hosting the event on Meetup, then simply click 'RSVP' to confirm your attendance. This ensures you're kept updated on event details.

Meetup focuses on group activities, making it less ideal for arranging one-on-one meetings. It's best for finding public group events and gatherings.

The presence of a group depends on location and local interest. Some niche hobbies may not yet have a group in San Francisco.