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Book Club: "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" by Gabrielle Zevin

Sat, Oct 24, 6:30 PM
From San Francisco Saturday Book Club

Our first meetup. We will discuss Gabrielle Zevin's Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow over coffee. Whether you loved it, hated it, or are still reading, come talk it through with us. All readers welcome.

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7 attendees
20s & 30s Speed Friending : Emporium + Madrones Monday Night Groove!!

20s & 30s Speed Friending : Emporium + Madrones Monday Night Groove!!

Tue, Oct 27, 2:00 AM
From Gist IRL SF
4.7

**RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/wbIzNuebvJGCPYvR5Pdh **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later** WOW EVERYODY!! We had a huge turnout last time. So here we go for our 3rd Series!!! ;) EVENT WILL BE CAPPED AT 50 PEOPLE! Here, you'll meet someone new every 8 minutes! Literal speed-friending! Picture this: you walk up to the Emporium on a Monday night for their famous "Industry Night," and see some new faces, some old. Then, you spend an hour in quick one-on-one rounds, meet incredible new people, then you play games with your new friends at the Emporium and if you're wanting to afterwards, we're right next to Madrone's, so we can all go dancing together! Wow what a fun night! So, get ready for an hour of real one-on-one conversations with fellow industry professionals, paired up by the app so you always know exactly who you are talking to next. Then comes the fun part: you walk into the arcade bar and then head over to Madrones for Monday night dancing together. It all happens the same evening, with one shared plan, and everyone going together. By the time the music starts, you've already got a squad to hit the dance floor with. Maybe this becomes your weekly Monday night dancing crew. Maybe it's just a great evening you'll remember. Either way, you're rolling with a crew. Agenda 6:50PM - Check-In Follow the link to complete a quick profile setup on your phone. 7:00PM - 8:05PM - One-on-One Rounds Our app pairs you for focused conversations. Discover who shares your industry experience and your favorite dance moves. 8:05PM+ - Form Groups & go into the Emporium and then head over to Madrones to go dancing together Your new friend group leaves together - tonight. The Goal Don't just collect contacts. Actually go dancing with new people and see if this becomes your regular crew for new dancing spots to explore together. Want to stay in touch with someone? Use the app - it lets you connect without ever sharing your phone number. **RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/wbIzNuebvJGCPYvR5Pdh **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later**

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33 attendees
East Bay Women's Book Club October Meetup: True Biz

East Bay Women's Book Club October Meetup: True Biz

Thu, Oct 22, 2:00 AM
From East Bay Women's Book Club Meetup
4.9

Hello, fellow female readers -- The book for the October Meetup is True Biz by Sara Novic. For those of you who are new, I will send out the address to my house by Monday, October 19. Looking forward to gathering together and discussing the book. Bonnie

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12 attendees
49ers vs The Commanders.

49ers vs The Commanders.

Tue, Oct 20, 12:00 AM
From Aeolian Yacht Club

Come watch the game in Aeolian's beautiful bar. Bring your own food or Door Dash it. Bring your friends too! Bar opens at 5.

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1 attendee
October Book Club: The Only One Left

October Book Club: The Only One Left

Sat, Oct 31, 5:00 PM
From Marin Book Club (25 - 40 y.o.)
4.9

The arrival of October means it’s time for a spooky book! For the next meet up in October, we’ll be reading The Only One Left by Riley Sager. The Marin library system has plenty of copies available. Happy reading!

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5 attendees

Apna Chulha

Thu, Oct 22, 12:30 AM
From Mission District Girlfriends
4.9
7 attendees
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