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Hike: Halloween 🎃 9.8 km Flying Fox Loop + Picnic

Hike: Halloween 🎃 9.8 km Flying Fox Loop + Picnic

Sat, Oct 31, 5:45 AM
From Mix Fit Socials - Melbourne
4.9

* Can't deal with big crowds at the city social Halloween celebrations? * Can't face trying to be cheery at the Halloween parties after a really shite week at work and need a nature fix? 🤔 * Not looking forward to pretending not to be home when trick or treaters knock on your door and the closest you have to a treat are 1 year old CLIF Bars 🧗 you got from the last Banff Film Fesitval? If any of the above resonate with you, then come celebrate Halloween with a walk around the Main Yarra Trail looping through Fairfield Boat House and visiting the Flying Fox colony along the Yarra River and finishing back where we started at Studley Park Boathouse. The circuit is 9.8km long over paved trail or easy dirt trails along the river. Once we get back to Studley Park Picnic area, we'll find a table and grab our picnic food from the cars and have snacks and drinks and wait for the flying foxes to take off overhead to complete our Halloween Evening. Fingers crossed for clear warm weather. I'll be aiming for a brisk pace (10 min/km, 6km/h) on the paved sections, and slowing during the scenic sections. I will adjust to suit the terrain, but be prepared to put in a bit of effort to work up an appetite so you can indulge in a treat at the end! Dressing up is optional. Wear something in theme if you have it. **What to bring:** * Sense of humour * Positive attitude * Adventurous spirit (AKA a tolerance for a lot of crap going wrong) * Picnic food for after the walk. Enough for yourself + a little to share but not too much. * Warm clothing for after the walk if necessary **MEETING LOCATION** Meet at the Yarra Bend Park Walk Meeting point, right next to the carpark for Studley Park Boathouse. Meet at 4:45pm for a prompt 5:00pm start. https://maps.app.goo.gl/m8jAETTK6WnVGYGt8 **LIABILITY WAVER** The organiser of this group cannot accept any liability for any loss, damage, injury or accidents to participants or their property on this event. By participating in this event, you're taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being. By joining this event you agree to these terms.

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Brunswick Walk & Turkish Brunch  | Approx. 7 km | Every Pace Welcome

Brunswick Walk & Turkish Brunch | Approx. 7 km | Every Pace Welcome

Sat, Nov 7, 9:45 PM
From Mix Fit Socials - Melbourne
4.9

🌿 Brunswick Morning Walk & Turkish Brunch ☕ 📅 Sunday, 8 November 2026 📍 Project Turkish Cafe, 80 Dawson St, Brunswick VIC 3056 ⏰ Meet at 8:45 am — walking starts at 9:00 am sharp! Join us for a morning walk and good company, followed by an optional Turkish brunch! Come along for the walk only or stay for both. 😊 🌳 THE WALK We’ll start and finish at Project Turkish Cafe, with a route through Royal Park and Princes Park. We’re planning approximately 2 hours of walking, returning around 11:00 am. You’re welcome to walk at your own pace. The group may spread out, and we won’t necessarily stay together or stop to regroup. Please familiarise yourself with the route and be comfortable finding your way back independently. Please arrive at 8:45 am so we’re ready to leave at 9:00 am. Allow extra time for travel and parking. Bring water, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen and weather-appropriate clothing. 🤝 A FRIENDLY NOTE This is an informal social event organised by a volunteer. Please keep expectations relaxed and be patient if plans need to change. Everyone is responsible for their own safety, belongings and decisions about whether the walk suits their abilities. The organiser cannot supervise everyone or guarantee anyone’s safety. 🍳 BRUNCH After the walk, we’ll head back to Project Turkish Cafe for an optional brunch, planned for 11:00 am. ✅ PLEASE CONFIRM WHEN YOU RSVP: • WALK ONLY • WALK + BRUNCH Only confirmed brunch attendees will be included in the reservation. If your plans change, please update your RSVP and let me know. Looking forward to a lovely morning together! 😊

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Catch up at the London

Catch up at the London

Wed, Oct 28, 7:00 AM
From Melbourne Bicycle Touring Club
4.8

Daylight savings and warm evenings - what better excuse for a social get-together! The London Tavern is around 10 mins walk from Richmond Station and we will find a spot in the large undercover beer garden. Come along for some food, drinks and company... A chance to share some stories, catch up or to learn more about the club if you are thinking about joining. It's a 100 year old pub which is pretty cool, too. Wednesday night is Steak Night ($30). Menu is here: https://www.londontavernhotel.com/eat-drink

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Ride with GPS training - Route Construction

Ride with GPS training - Route Construction

Thu, Oct 22, 7:45 AM
From Melbourne Bicycle Touring Club
4.8

Open to financial MBTC members and anyone that intends to join our club before the night. The library closes at 6pm so we will have someone at the door between 6:45pm and 7pm to let you in. The workshop will start at 7pm. One of the many benefits of being a financial MBTC member is access to our Ride with GPS Club subscription. This gives us extra route planning options, visual or audible turn by turn navigation, but most importantly is gives us our routes and maps when we are offline and in the middle of nowhere. If you are not currently connected to the Ride with GPS club account, just post a message and I will talk you through it prior to the night. On the night we will get our hands dirty. Here are some of the things that we will do in the club account: * Using the club account * How to create and save a route * Using various map formats * Adding POI's * Adding/removing/changing route tags in the route library * Editing a route and the use of control points * Lock and unlock a route * How to copy and edit a locked route * To download or not to download the route & map for offline navigation? * Locating and downloading the route in the phone app * construct a route using a ride we have already recorded The training and learning space has a desktop for each participant. Here are some of the advantages of using the RWGPS Club account with offline maps & navigation: * We've paid for it as part of our membership so lets use it! * The club route library is at your fingertips * Download offline maps on home wifi to save using mobile data when navigating in mobile reception areas * We'll always know where we are on the ride as the map & route won't mysteriously vanish when we're out of mobile reception * Look at the elevation of the terrain ahead * Be able to check the remaining distance, and point to point distances * If anyone decides to bail out part way into the ride we can be sure of getting back to the car or station * If the ride leader is unwell or injured and has to abandon the ride then the ride can continue with another leader * No more excuses for splitting the group when riders pass the ride leader and take wrong turns * More members will be inclined to lead rides in the country with confidence * Stop thinking and just enjoy the ride!

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Melbourne TED Talk Community Event

Melbourne TED Talk Community Event

Thu, Oct 29, 7:30 AM
From Melbourne TED talk community
4.8

Join the Melbourne TED Talk Community for an engaging session and meet people who like being an ideator, who want to bring their voice to a larger community. In contrast to a typical public speaking training event, where you receive feedback on your amms and aas and the way you present, this goes beyond that. **The objective of this community is to get inspired by some of the best ideas serving humanity, find your own calling and voice, be an ideator, and share your ideas clearly and persuasively.** The talk we will play is one of the amazing talks from the TED Library. In this session, we will delve deeper into the topic and gain perspective, and learn from each other. Be prepared to network, engage in meaningful conversations, and embark on a journey of professional development and leadership growth. **Mark your calendars and don't miss this opportunity to refine your public speaking abilities with the Melbourne TED Talk Community!** **TED Talk link to watch together: 4 ways to build a human company in the age of machines (Tim Leberecht)** https://www.ted.com/talks/tim_leberecht_4_ways_to_build_a_human_company_in_the_age_of_machines **Agenda (as a guide)** 6.00 PM Registration 6.10 PM Introduction by Attendees 6.15 PM 10-12 min TED talk on screen (optional) 6.30 PM Breakout session (Group / Individual) based on topic 6.40 PM Individual / Group shares their takeaways 7.00 PM Practice the Art of Public Speaking - 2-3 talks of 2-5 minutes 7.10 PM Feedback to the Presenters and overall session 7.20 PM Event Concludes & floor opens for Networking **Location Guide:** We are in the Sue Healy Room which is on 2nd floor. For any issues in locating the room, please call or message on the number displayed in the Foyer near the lift. **Fees:** The event has **a $5 contribution** towards hiring the hall and Audiovisual. This can be paid through PayPal at the time of registration. **RSVP and Non-attendance is taken very seriously by us including a block to attend the future events. So for any reasons you can't attend please change your RSVP to NO atleast a day in advance. This will help the Organisers manage the venue and seating.** Looking forward to seeing you there. The Organizers Raj

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Nomads Wednesday Cycling - 3rd Wed each month

Tue, Oct 20, 11:30 PM
From Nomads Outdoors Group
4.7
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people through shared interests. Users can discover local groups and events to join in activities they’re passionate about, such as bike commuting.

You can search for groups focused on bike commuting in Melbourne through Meetup. Simply use relevant keywords to find people and events that share your interest.

Yes, on Meetup, you can join various bike commuting events happening around Melbourne. This is a great way to connect with other commuters and explore the city together.

Absolutely! You can start your own bike commuting group on Meetup. Share your information and set up events to inspire others to join you on rides.

Yes, signing up for Meetup and joining most groups is free. However, some events might have a participation fee set by the organizers.

Joining Meetup events increases your chances of meeting new, like-minded individuals passionate about biking. While Meetup facilitates connections, forming friendships depends on your engagement.

Yes, bringing your own bike to a commuting event is necessary unless the event description specifies otherwise, such as providing rental options.

Groups organize events on Meetup that you can RSVP to. This helps the host plan and ensures a spot for you, so you can arrive ready to actively participate.

Some bike commuting groups welcome kids, while others don’t. Check each event's description or contact the organizer for specifics on age suitability.

Simply log in to your Meetup account, find the event you’re interested in, and click the RSVP button to reserve your spot and stay informed of any updates.

Not necessarily. Although most bike commutes are in-person, some gatherings may occur online, especially for planning or workshops. Check the event specifics.

If there aren't active bike commuting groups in your locality within Melbourne, consider starting one yourself or expanding your search to broader interest overlaps.

No, events are hosted by group members or leaders. Meetup provides the platform and tools but relies on local organizers to create and manage events.

Meetup focuses on group activities rather than individual matchmaking. It’s great for joining community events and interacting with others collectively.

Event quality may vary as it depends on the organizers. Read reviews and event details on Meetup to choose well-reviewed and organized gatherings.