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Fri, Oct 16, 2:00 PM
From (WomenOnly) Friends for Women Over 50 in Midtown/Downtown TO
4.8
1 attendee
Darkestest Secrets! There Will be Blood - Hosted by HH Holmes (RETURN FOR 2026)

Darkestest Secrets! There Will be Blood - Hosted by HH Holmes (RETURN FOR 2026)

Fri, Oct 16, 11:00 PM
From Toronto History Walks
4.9

\*\***The Toronto History Walks Yearly Pass is available. Get it now for $125.00 for 1 year of unlimited tours, email** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com** **for more information or for signing up!\*\*** \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket amount when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com** Start the fall season on a high note with this frightening walking tour hosted by **HH Holmes** the most prolific serial killer in American History. Considered the first serial killer he will conduct this entire tour from beginning to end. It will keep you up late at night for days. This tour will be hosted and conducted by a man who committed some of the most vicious crimes, and there is a Toronto connection to it all. He loved Toronto and wished it well. From serial killers to strange disappearances, this tour will explore some of the most disturbing true life cases, solved and unsolved, over the last 140 years here in Toronto. From old Sayer Street in the old Ward to Hospital Row. In areas that one would find quiet, and comfortable, there are demons hiding, some in plain sight. Like HH Holmes said just before he dropped through the trap door of the gallows at Moyamensing Prison; "I always had the Devil in me." This is not a **ghost** tour but a continuation of the Dark History of Toronto Series that started back in 2019 with Volume 1. This horrific walking tour is for all levels and walkers. **But this tour is not for children under the age of 12** The tour begins at the **Toronto Sign** in Nathan Philips Square. The tour ends at Bay and College Streets. **Please book early if you wish to attend this event in October! And Mr. Holmes will be waiting, patiently for your prompt RSVP!** This tour has a ticket price of $15.00 person! \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket amount when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com**

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Riverdale Park 5K Run / Walk / Jog

Riverdale Park 5K Run / Walk / Jog

Sun, Oct 4, 1:30 PM
From Riverdale Park 5K
4.8

5K every week till the snows come down! Or try to! We'll meet by the track. I'll be there early to warm up. We will start the 5K exactly at 9:30am. As mentioned in the About Us, * Using the park track we can all go at our own pace and never really be left behind unless we all finish way ahead of you. :D I think an hour is enough time to dedicate to the run. I'm pretty slow, so you will likely have me around for most of the hour. * Members are free to leave the run whenever they want. * Bring your kids, your pets, your partners, etc. * All encouraged to stick around afterwards and enjoy the park or neighbourhood on your own. * Let's get stronger, healthier and foster a great community at the same time. We also welcome runners who are not in our neighbourhood and want to join us spiritually and run from their own neighbourhoods. :-) Imagine how much healthier and communal the world would be if we all stopped for an hour once in a while to run together; re-centring and re-charging together?

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Glow Night at DIYBIO.to

Glow Night at DIYBIO.to

Thu, Oct 8, 11:00 PM
From DIYbio Toronto
4.7

**Glow Night at DIYBio.to: Fluorescent Drinks Under Black Light!** This Thursday Oct. 8,\*, DIYBio.to invites you to [Hacklab.to](https://hacklab.to/visit-us/) to help engineer the most luminous libations for an upcoming Halloween party. Think of it as a tasting lab rather than a bar night: we're here to experiment, measure, and refine, not to imbibe in earnest. **On the menu:** * **Tonic water and tonic ice cubes**, whose quinine glows electric blue under UV * **Chlorophyll-infused vodka**, a leafy green drink that fluoresces blood-red * **Riboflavin and turmeric concoctions**, glowing chartreuse and gold * Mocktail versions for everyone. The spirited versions are 19+. Then we'll put the drinks to the test. Samples go into our real-time PCR machine, repurposed as a plate reader, to measure exactly how brightly each one glows across different wavelengths. Why does tonic dazzle under a black light but barely register on some detectors? What happens when you add a pinch of salt? Come find out! **Also happening:** * Updates on our community biology projects, plus a sneak peek at courses we're preparing for the coming months * Ongoing wet-lab projects continue, and anyone keen to lend a hand is welcome to join in * Plenty of time to chat biotech, swap ideas, and meet fellow enthusiasts **About us:** DIYBio.to bridges the gap between biology and the community, helping people reconnect with the wonders of the living world. We're an open, neutral, not-for-profit group of biologists and enthusiasts, from the merely curious to PhD-level scientists. We also teach community biology programs in libraries and other not-for-profits across the city. Learn more at diybio.to and on our experiment.com program. **Community standards:** We're committed to a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment at Hacklab.to and DIYBio.to. Our policies, including our Anti-Harassment Policy, apply to all participants and are posted on our websites. Key points: * **Respect and consent:** never photograph anyone without their permission. * **Commitment to safety:** Hacklab.to makes every reasonable effort to ensure no member or guest faces harassment. This includes unwelcome remarks, jokes, or taunts about anyone's background; derogatory, racist, or offensive material; and intrusion into personal belongings or computer systems. By signing up, you agree to abide by these policies and help keep our community welcoming. Thank you! **Membership**: If you share our passion, consider joining Hacklab.to and DIYBio.to. Drop by, ask questions, and let your journey into DIY biology begin! \*Except on holidays, in extreme cold, or in case of illness.

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Make Friends at a Cafe - Good Chats BETA

Make Friends at a Cafe - Good Chats BETA

Sat, Oct 3, 8:00 PM
From GoodVibes.to
4.5

**GoodChats.** **Newest Way to Make Friends in Toronto!** Ever walked into a coffee shop and wished you knew the people around you? That’s exactly what GoodChats is for. Our Coffee Chat events are designed to make meeting new people feel natural — no awkward intros, no swiping, no pressure. Just real conversations with people who already share your interests. **How it works:** **1) Sign up on iOS or Android** Download the GoodChats app to get started. Use the code **COFFEE** to sign-up for the invite-only app today! [https://linktr.ee/goodchatsapp](https://linktr.ee/goodchatsapp) **2) Start a chat about what you like** Talk about anything you’re into — hobbies, ideas, random thoughts. The app builds your profile based on what you actually care about. **3) Join a Coffee Chat** We match you with a small group of people who share similar interests and invite you to a local coffee shop meetup. That’s it — just show up, grab a drink, and talk. **What to expect:** * Small groups (so it’s actually easy to connect) * Weekly events at local coffee shops * A relaxed, low-pressure environment * People you’re genuinely likely to vibe with **Good to know:** * Events are **completely free** * All event details and invites are inside the GoodChats app * We’re currently in **beta**, with new Coffee Chats happening every week Use the code **COFFEE** to sign-up for the invite-only app today! [https://linktr.ee/goodchatsapp](https://linktr.ee/goodchatsapp) If you’ve ever wanted meeting new people to feel easier (and more real)… this is for you.

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🎃🍂 PUMPKINS AFTER DARK – MARKHAM ROAD TRIP! 🍂🎃

🎃🍂 PUMPKINS AFTER DARK – MARKHAM ROAD TRIP! 🍂🎃

Sun, Oct 18, 12:00 AM
From Toronto Movies & Social Group - Celebrating 14 Years!
4.8

🎃🍂 PUMPKINS AFTER DARK – MARKHAM ROAD TRIP! 🍂🎃 Saturday, October 17 Looking for the perfect pre-Halloween/Fall activity? One of our group members, Emma, suggested this cool idea — so we're heading out to Pumpkins After Dark in Markham! 🎃✨ This will be the FIRST TIME our Meetup group has done Pumpkins After Dark, and it looks like a fantastic way to get into the Halloween spirit! 🌙 THE PLAN We'll meet at 8:00 PM outside Christie Station and then head to Markham together in a rental SUV. The road trip transportation includes: 🚙 Round-trip transportation from Toronto 🎃 Transportation to and from Pumpkins After Dark 👻 A fun evening with the group 🍂 A perfect Fall/pre-Halloween night out! 💰 TRANSPORTATION: $25 The $25 covers your round-trip transportation only. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: Your Pumpkins After Dark admission ticket is NOT included. You must purchase your own event admission separately. 🎟️ Buy your Pumpkins After Dark ticket here: https://pumpkinsafterdark.com/markham 🚨 RESERVE YOUR SPOT Because we're using a rental SUV with limited space, your spot is NOT locked in until I receive your $25 e-transfer. 📧 E-transfer: nicolasbello@yahoo.com 💵 $25 per person Please don't RSVP unless you're committed to coming and can send the $25 to secure your spot. 🎃 WHY THIS WILL BE FUN Think giant glowing pumpkins, Halloween displays, crisp Fall weather, music, photos and a bunch of friends enjoying one of the most seasonal activities around. It's basically the perfect excuse to start celebrating Halloween before Halloween actually arrives! 👻🍂 Come for the pumpkins, stay for the road-trip fun! First time for our group — let's make it a good one! 🎃🚙

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Meetup is a platform that connects people with local groups and events based on shared interests. It helps users find and join community activities, both in-person and online, such as blood drives in Toronto.

You can find blood drives in Toronto by searching for events on Meetup under the community or social categories. Simply enter 'blood drives' and your location, then explore various event options available nearby.

Yes, there are dedicated communities and groups on Meetup that organize blood drives in Toronto. You can join these groups to stay informed about upcoming donation events and connect with other donors.

Certainly! You can easily RSVP to any blood drive event in Toronto directly on Meetup. Simply find the event you’re interested in and use the RSVP feature to reserve your spot.

No, you are not obligated to attend every event. Meetup allows you to join groups without requiring participation in every event, offering flexibility based on your schedule.

Participating in most blood drive events in Toronto is typically free of charge. However, always check the event details on Meetup to confirm any specific requirements or fees.

While Meetup doesn't organize events directly, you can contact group organizers to propose new locations or ideas. This fosters community involvement and can help expand event opportunities.

Groups on Meetup organize blood drives by coordinating with local blood banks and using the platform to spread the word. They schedule events and manage RSVPs to facilitate community participation.

Most blood drive events require physical presence for donation. However, some organizing might include online sessions for raising awareness or coordinating volunteers.

Yes, Meetup can facilitate connections with volunteers interested in supporting blood drives. By joining relevant groups, you can find opportunities to contribute as a volunteer.

Absolutely. The size and frequency of Meetup groups depend on organizers and community interest. Some groups might be larger or more active than others, reflecting local demand.

The quality of organization can vary. Since events are planned by group organizers, some might be more structured than others. It's advisable to read reviews or feedback from past attendees.

Indeed! Meetup events provide a platform to connect with like-minded people who share an interest in blood donation, fostering new relationships and strengthening community ties.

The availability of blood drive events across Toronto can differ. It depends on the groups active in various neighborhoods, so exploring multiple groups may increase your chances of finding convenient events.

Primarily, yes. Meetup focuses on group activities rather than one-on-one connections. The platform is designed to promote community engagement through shared interests and events.