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Bikepacking Paris

Discover exciting bikepacking events in Paris

2×100 CSP

Sat, Jun 20, 5:00 AM
From Cyclo Sport Pantin
4.8
11 attendees
IKEIKE IKEBANA PARIS

IKEIKE IKEBANA PARIS

Sat, Jun 20, 2:00 PM
From Ikebana workshop
4.9

Hi there! 🌿 Welcome to IKE IKE IKEBANA, a creative flower workshop hosted by Asako Nagahama, who has been practicing Ikebana for 4 years and is now a certified ikebana teacher. ✨ What’s Ikebana? It’s the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement — expressing emotion and beauty through fresh flowers. 🌸 Perfect for beginners! No experience needed — it’s easy to join, relaxing, and a great way to learn Japanese culture through beautiful flowers. 🪻 Details: • All flowers & tools included • Kenzan & flower vase to take home • 2-hour session • 40EUR per person • Location: Les Halles, Paris Come join, have fun, and let your creativity bloom! 🌼 💌 DM us to reserve your spot! [More details on IG](https://instagram.com/ikeikeikebanatokyo)

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10 attendees

Sortie CSP - Nord

Sat, Jun 6, 6:00 AM
From Cyclo Sport Pantin
4.8
10 attendees
IN-PERSON! Apache Kafka® x Apache Flink® x Apache Iceberg Meetup

IN-PERSON! Apache Kafka® x Apache Flink® x Apache Iceberg Meetup

Tue, Jun 16, 3:30 PM
From Paris Apache Kafka® Meetup
4.6

**RSVP ici:** [https://luma.com/kfq9z1jy](https://luma.com/kfq9z1jy) \*\*\* Rejoignez-nous pour une rencontre Apache Kafka® x Flink x Iceberg le mardi 16 juin à partir de 17h30, organisée par Dremio! **📍Lieu** 25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord 12 Bd de Denain, 75010 Paris, France **🗓 Programme** Registrations: 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM (food & drinks are taken care of) Presentations: From 6:15 PM onwards ​Please note that all presentations will be in English! ​AI is everywhere - but what does it actually *mean* in practice? ​​Join **Will Martin, AI Evangelist**, for a clear, practical walkthrough of modern AI - based on his upcoming book *AI for Dummies (and actually)* \- and how it fits into your data stack and lakehouse\. ​​🚀 **In this session:** * ​​What *Agentic AI* really is (and how it differs from LLMs) * ​​How LLMs work under the hood (tokens, embeddings, context) * ​​When to use fine-tuning, RAG, or prompt engineering * ​​How MCP connects AI to your data, APIs, and lakehouse * ​​Key benefits, risks, and real-world considerations ​​Cut through the hype and understand how AI actually works - and how to use it. **Next up: Gilles Philippart** ​Software Practice Lead at Confluent, Gilles will explore how **Iceberg, Kafka, Flink, and Tableflow** come together—and what that means in the world of AI. ​Expect a practical perspective on building scalable, real-time data architectures that power modern AI use cases. ​**About Gilles:** A seasoned technology leader with over 20 years of experience, Gilles specializes in microservices and event-driven architecture. He works closely with engineering and product teams to design scalable, high-impact systems that enable faster delivery, stronger alignment, and better data accessibility. **And last but not least: Alex Merced** ​​Head of DevRel and author at O’Reilly, Alex will walk you through key ideas from his latest book on **Agentic Analytics**\- and how to build data platforms that actually work for AI\. ​​🔍 **What to expect:** * ​​Why data silos break AI agents * ​​How the **lakehouse, federation, and semantic layer** fit together * ​​The role of **Apache Iceberg, open catalogs, and modern architectures** * ​​Why agents need context, not just data * ​​A practical roadmap toward autonomous, AI-driven analytics ​​Expect a sharp, architecture-focused session connecting modern data platforms with the future of AI. \*\*\* AVERTISSEMENT Nous ne pouvons pas accueillir les personnes de moins de 18 ans. Si vous souhaitez intervenir ou organiser une future rencontre, veuillez contacter community@confluent.io

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Hike Champagne hills, with champagne tasting!

Hike Champagne hills, with champagne tasting!

Sat, Jun 13, 7:25 AM
From Paris Hiking & Outdoor Sports Group
4.8

18 km moderate. Champagne tasting. Hike in the most prestigious wineyard, champagne tasting by an authentic familial producer, picnic along the wild Marne river! We meet at **09:25 at Gare de L'Est, near the Starbucks** We will take the 09:49 train (name ZIMO, line P) and get off at Nanteuil-Saâcy at 10:38 (free with your zone 5 Navigo pass). Have your lunch with you. You will recognise mee with my blue scarf. A small fee of 8 euros by person, including champagne tasting will be asked in cash before we leave from the train station. We should be back at Gare de l'Est at 17:30 My number : 06 68 22 30 70. Rodolphe

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Parc de Saint-Cloud: Hike and Apéro

Parc de Saint-Cloud: Hike and Apéro

Sat, Jun 20, 1:00 PM
From Intrepid Hikers
4.9

🥾 🌿 🥂 Let's go for a walk in the park of Saint-Cloud, an area of 460 hectares where was once built a castle. It was occupied by King Louis XIV’s brother, then by Queen Maris-Antoinette who continued the embellishments. During the war of 1870, the Prussians occupied the castle. A French shell hit it and a fire ensued which completely consumed it in 48 hours. We will begin our hike by Monsieur Island, which hosts a nautical center. Then we will discover the magnificent park. We will finish the hike by sharing an apéro together. 📌 **INFO:** * Level: Intermediate (blue) * Distance: 13 km * Duration: Around 3 hours and half + apéro * Starting point: Outside exit 1, metro Pont de Sèvres, line 9 * Finishing point: Saint-Cloud station, lines L and U * Meeting time: 3:00 p.m. * Departure at: 3:15 p.m. Fee: 10 EUR (cash or with the app. Lydia at 0685237028) Hiking leader: Valérie, mobile: 06 85 23 70 28,[ ](http://intrepidhikersfr@gmail.com)email: [intrepidhikersfr@gmail.com](http://mailto:intrepidhikersfr@gmail.com) 🎒 **WHAT TO BRING:** * Water (at least 1.5 litre), * **Something to share for an apéro together (drink, healthy food)** , * Umbrella or poncho, * Suitable clothing, * Hiking shoes. If you signed up, but can't make it, remember to change your reservation to "Not Going", thank you. For payments by Lydia, here the refund policy: [https://tinyurl.com/mt7sa23j](https://tinyurl.com/mt7sa23j) To learn more about the hike level of difficulty, see here: [https://www.ibpindex.com/index.php/en/](https://www.ibpindex.com/index.php/en/) Please read the terms and conditions carefully before making a reservation: [https://tinyurl.com/tfkub43d](https://tinyurl.com/tfkub43d) *** 🥾 🌿 🥂 Partons en balade dans le parc de Saint-Cloud, domaine de 460 hectares fut jadis construit un château. Il fut occupé par le frère du roi Louis XIV, puis par la reine Maris-Antoinette qui poursuivit les embellissements. Durant la guerre de 1870, les Prussiens occupèrent le château. Un obus français le toucha et s’ensuivit un incendie qui le consuma entièrement en 48h. Nous commencerons notre randonnée par l’île Monsieur, qui héberge un centre nautique. Puis nous découvrirons le magnifique parc. Nous terminerons la randonnée en partageant un apéro ensemble. 📌 **INFO:** * Niveau : Intermédiaire (bleu) * Distance : 13 km * Durée : Environ 3 heures et demi + apéro * Point de départ : A l’extérieur de la sortie 1, métro Pont de Sèvres, Ligne 9 * Point d’arrivée : Gare de Saint-Cloud, Lignes L et U * Heure du rendez-vous : 15h00 * Départ à : 15h15 Prix : 10 EUR (espèces ou avec l’app. Lydia au 0685237028) Accompagnatrice : Valérie, mobile : 06 85 23 70 28, email : [intrepidhikersfr@gmail.com](http://mailto:intrepidhikersfr@gmail.com) 🎒 **CE QU'IL FAUT APPORTER :** • de l’eau (au moins 1.5 litre), • **de quoi pour partager ensemble un apéro (boisson, nourriture saine)** • parapluie ou poncho, • des vêtements adaptés, • des chaussures de randonnée. Si vous vous êtes inscrit, mais que vous ne pouvez pas venir, n’oubliez pas de changer votre réservation sur "N'y va pas", merci. Pour les paiements par Lydia, voir ici les conditions de remboursement : [https://tinyurl.com/mt7sa23j](https://tinyurl.com/mt7sa23j) Pour en savoir plus sur le niveau de difficulté de la randonnée, voir ici : [https://www.ibpindex.com/index.php/fr/](https://www.ibpindex.com/index.php/fr/) Veuillez lire attentivement les termes et conditions avant de faire une réservation : [https://tinyurl.com/262n4uez](https://tinyurl.com/262n4uez)

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Frequently asked questions

Bikepacking combines cycling with camping, turning a bike ride into a longer adventure. Enthusiasts often join groups for planned routes and social experiences.

Search on Meetup by entering 'bikepacking' and 'Paris' to discover local groups planning cycling adventures in the area.

Absolutely! Many groups welcome beginners, offering advice and tips to get started while ensuring everyone has a fun experience.

Events vary by weekend. Check Meetup regularly to see any scheduled Paris bikepacking trips happening soon.

No experience is required. Many events accommodate all skill levels, so beginners can learn alongside experienced riders.

Ensure your gear is in good condition. Pack essentials like water, maps, and camping supplies, if needed. Organizers often provide a packing list too.

Most Meetup events may be free to join, but some may have fees, mainly for logistical costs or special equipment. Confirm with the group organizer.

Yes, you can join as many groups as you like. Each group might offer different routes and themes, enhancing your biking experience.

Events are typically planned by group leaders who coordinate routes, timing, and sometimes gear recommendations, fostering a smooth and enjoyable ride.

Routes range from urban explorations through the city to scenic rides in neighboring countrysides. Each event description details the chosen path.

While a durable bike is recommended, many events welcome different types including mountain bikes and hybrids. Check event specifics for requirements.

Bikepacking groups are built around shared passions, so people often find fellow cycling enthusiasts, making it easy to connect over common interests.

Meetup does not guarantee specific groups will be available but regularly checking the site increases your chances of finding active communities.

Not necessarily; events are often organized by fellow riders or enthusiasts. Always check organizer credentials if professional guidance is needed.

Some groups provide detailed maps or digital navigation tools. It's recommended to confirm with organizers or carry a personal navigation tool.