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☕ Noteworthy Coffee + Deep Discussions Roundtable + Breakfast (Arcadia)

☕ Noteworthy Coffee + Deep Discussions Roundtable + Breakfast (Arcadia)

Sun, Jun 7, 3:30 PM
From SoCal 20s, 30s and 40s Social Club
4.8

📅 **Date:** **Sunday, April 12th, 2026** 🕣 **Time:** **9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.** 💲 **Cover Fee:** **Free** 📍 **Location: Hyper Coffee** 203 S 1st Ave Arcadia, CA 91006 🚗 **Parking:** Street parking & small lot parking available 👥 **Age Group:** Late 20s – Early 40s **Rule (Read This):** **You must have attended at least one of Andy’s events before** to join this meetup. **Description:** Join us for a cozy, low-key Sunday morning meetup for folks from Andy's board-game community who want to connect beyond the game table. Think friendly conversation, a few thoughtful prompts, and a chance to get to know each other a bit more—without any pressure. While we do enjoy deeper conversations, this meetup is meant to stay casual and uplifting. It’s not a structured support group or group therapy, and we’re not expecting anyone to share anything heavy or deeply personal. If it’s your first time at a coffee meetup, you can absolutely keep it simple—come say hi, jump into a light social game, and ease into the conversation at your own pace. We’ll kick things off with light icebreakers and conversation starters like **Monikers**, **We’re Not Really Strangers**, **The { } And**, and other easy social games. No long, intense strategy games—just something fun that helps spark laughs, curiosity, and a few meaningful moments. Afterwards, we’ll move into open-ended conversation prompts similar to the style from previous events, such as: * Do you agree with what is happening in the Middle East right now? * What makes us tick? * Should you ever tell secrets to your co-workers? * What makes someone truly interesting? * If you could relive one ordinary day, which one would it be? * Expect good coffee, friendly people, and meaningful conversations that make early Sunday mornings something to look forward to. ### **The "Hobbyist & Non-Affiliation" Disclaimer** > **Disclaimer & Notice of Non-Affiliation** > This event, **"Noteworthy Coffee Roundtable,"** is a private, non-commercial community gathering hosted by a local hobbyist. It is **not** a business, LLC, or commercial enterprise. Any fees charged against participants is collected solely for the reimbursement of actual costs, including venue rental, name tags, and supplies. > > **Trademark Notice:** This event is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by "We’re Not Really Strangers," or any other commercial entities. All product names, logos, and brands are the property of their respective owners. References to specific board games or card games are for identification and descriptive purposes only and constitute "Nominative Fair Use" under U.S. Trademark Law. > > **Private Event Policy:** This is a private assembly for invited guests who have RSVP’d. We reserve the right to refuse entry to any individual to ensure the privacy and safety of our participants.

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☕ Noteworthy Coffee + Deep Discussions Roundtable + Breakfast (Alhambra)

☕ Noteworthy Coffee + Deep Discussions Roundtable + Breakfast (Alhambra)

Sun, Jun 14, 3:30 PM
From SoCal 20s, 30s and 40s Social Club
4.8

📅 **Date:** **Sunday, April 12th, 2026** 🕣 **Time:** **9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.** 💲 **Cover Fee:** **Free** 📍 **Location: Three Fields Coffee** 12 W Main St, Alhambra, CA 91801 🚗 **Parking:** Street parking & small lot parking available 👥 **Age Group:** Late 20s – Early 40s **Rule (Read This):** **You must have attended at least one of Andy’s events before** to join this meetup. **Description:** Join us for a cozy, low-key Sunday morning meetup for folks from Andy's board-game community, pickleball community, kickball community, and mahjong community who want to connect beyond the game table. Think friendly conversation, a few thoughtful prompts, and a chance to get to know each other a bit more—without any pressure. While we do enjoy deeper conversations, this meetup is meant to stay casual and uplifting. It’s not a structured support group or group therapy, and we’re not expecting anyone to share anything heavy or deeply personal. If it’s your first time at a coffee meetup, you can absolutely keep it simple—come say hi, jump into a light social game, and ease into the conversation at your own pace. We’ll kick things off with light icebreakers and conversation starters like **Monikers**, **We’re Not Really Strangers**, **The { } And**, and other easy social games. No long, intense strategy games—just something fun that helps spark laughs, curiosity, and a few meaningful moments. Afterwards, we’ll move into open-ended conversation prompts similar to the style from previous events, such as: * Do you agree with what is happening in the Middle East right now? * What makes us tick? * Should you ever tell secrets to your co-workers? * What makes someone truly interesting? * If you could relive one ordinary day, which one would it be? * Expect good coffee, friendly people, and meaningful conversations that make early Sunday mornings something to look forward to. ### **The "Hobbyist & Non-Affiliation" Disclaimer** > **Disclaimer & Notice of Non-Affiliation** > This event, **"Noteworthy Coffee Roundtable,"** is a private, non-commercial community gathering hosted by a local hobbyist. It is **not** a business, LLC, or commercial enterprise. Any fees charged against participants is collected solely for the reimbursement of actual costs, including venue rental, name tags, and supplies. > > **Trademark Notice:** This event is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by "We’re Not Really Strangers," or any other commercial entities. All product names, logos, and brands are the property of their respective owners. References to specific board games or card games are for identification and descriptive purposes only and constitute "Nominative Fair Use" under U.S. Trademark Law. > > **Private Event Policy:** This is a private assembly for invited guests who have RSVP’d. We reserve the right to refuse entry to any individual to ensure the privacy and safety of our participants.

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First Coffee Meetup ☕️🇯🇵

First Coffee Meetup ☕️🇯🇵

Sat, Jun 13, 4:00 PM
From Japanese & English Chill Meetup

Let’s have our first meetup at my favorite beach café in Venice! While enjoying coffee together, I’d love for us to casually enjoy language exchange and simple self-introductions. Everyone is welcome 🌿 Hosted by Akari ------------------------------------------ 第一回コーヒーミートアップ ☕️🇯🇵 ベニスにある私のお気に入りのビーチカフェで最初のミートアップをしましょう! コーヒーを飲みながら、言語交流や、簡単な自己紹介などカジュアルに楽しめたらと思います。 どなたでも歓迎です 🌿 主催:Akari

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5 attendees
First Coffee Meetup ☕️🇯🇵

First Coffee Meetup ☕️🇯🇵

Sat, Jun 20, 4:00 PM
From Japanese & English Chill Meetup

Let’s have our first meetup at my favorite beach café in Venice! While enjoying coffee together, I’d love for us to casually enjoy language exchange and simple self-introductions. Everyone is welcome 🌿 Hosted by Akari ------------------------------------------ 第一回コーヒーミートアップ ☕️🇯🇵 ベニスにある私のお気に入りのビーチカフェで最初のミートアップをしましょう! コーヒーを飲みながら、言語交流や、簡単な自己紹介などカジュアルに楽しめたらと思います。 どなたでも歓迎です 🌿 主催:Akari

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From Months to Days: How AI Is Rewriting Commercial Production

From Months to Days: How AI Is Rewriting Commercial Production

Fri, Jun 5, 3:15 PM
From Friday Coffee Meetup
4.8

Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at how AI is transforming commercial production—and what it takes to build creative systems that actually perform. Jethro Rothe-Kushel is the Founder & CEO of Ritual Ads, a studio using AI to take brands from concept to finished commercial in days—not months—while improving performance through rapid iteration and real-time analytics. After more than 20 years producing major campaigns for brands like Google, Apple, and Amazon, Jethro saw firsthand how slow, expensive, and inefficient traditional production could be. Instead of accepting that model, he built something different. At Ritual Ads, the commercial production process is reimagined end-to-end—using AI to move from storyboard to finished spot in days, not months, while enabling faster iteration, real-time testing, and stronger performance. In this session, Jethro will break down how this approach works in practice, including: * How AI is compressing the timeline of commercial production * Why more iteration leads to better creative outcomes * What a modern “creative + performance” stack actually looks like * Lessons learned building and scaling a system designed for speed, consistency, and results This is a practical, real-world look at how advertising is evolving—and what builders, marketers, creatives, operators, and investors need to understand to stay ahead. *** ### **About the Speaker** Jethro Rothe-Kushel is the Founder & CEO of Ritual Ads, a studio using AI to take brands from concept to finished commercial with speed, precision, and measurable performance. He brings over 20 years of experience across film, television, and advertising, having produced major campaigns for leading brands including Apple, Netflix, American Express, Google, and Amazon. He is a former VP of the Producers Guild of America, representing thousands of top producers nationwide. Earlier in his career, Jethro documented the lives of people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles—work that contributed to major public funding efforts and long-term housing initiatives. That experience continues to inform his belief in storytelling as a force for real-world change. Today, he leads Ritual Ads at the intersection of AI and storytelling, helping brands move faster while staying authentic and effective. *** **Networking** Come early to connect with fellow founders, technologists, creatives, and community members. Friday Coffee Meetup is as much about the people in the room as it is about the conversation on stage.

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Coffee & Social Walk (Pasadena)

Coffee & Social Walk (Pasadena)

Mon, Jun 8, 12:00 AM
From " ¡ ᗯᗩᑎTEᗪ TO ᗪO TᕼᗩT . . . ᒍᑌᔕT ᑎOT ᗩᒪOᑎE ! ! ! ℠ "
4.5

Join me for a relaxed Sunday as we get together for a late afternoon coffee and stroll. We’ll **start by meeting at Starbucks** for coffee and light mingling. From there, we’ll head out for a group coffee walk through Pasadena, taking in scenic routes and charming neighborhoods along with visiting the Caltech campus together as a Meetup community. There’s no better way to stay connected with friends and new acquaintances than through a fun, low-pressure activity like this. Whether you’re new to the area, looking to meet friendly faces, or just want a low-pressure, outdoor activity, this meetup is for you. **Time:** 5 – 7:30 PM **What to Bring:** Comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate attire, positive vibes, and a friendly spirit! **Starbucks** 753 S Arroyo Pkwy, Pasadena, CA 91105 ***Note:*** *Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes! We’ll enjoy a relaxed stroll through Pasadena’s beautiful residential neighborhoods and explore the Caltech campus along the way.*

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform where individuals can find and join groups or events based on shared interests. It's a great way to discover local communities and participate in activities that interest you, either in-person or online.

You can find coffee-related Meetups in Los Angeles by searching with keywords such as 'coffee chats' or 'coffee meetups'. This will show local groups that organize coffee-related gatherings to foster connections over a shared passion.

Yes, you can easily search for coffee groups in your area by using the Meetup search feature. Simply enter your location and 'coffee' as the keyword to see all nearby Meetup groups focused on this interest.

First, create a Meetup account and browse groups that match your interest in coffee. Click 'Join' on a group page to become a member and start RSVPing for upcoming coffee events.

Absolutely! Meetup encourages joining multiple groups that align with your interests. Feel free to participate in different coffee events to meet varied groups of people.

Some coffee events may be free, while others might require a small fee, depending on the organizers. In general, Meetup itself is free to join, but verify event details for any costs involved.

No account is needed to browse public listings, but you need to sign up to join groups and RSVP for events. Creating an account is quick and unlocks full features for engaging with new communities.

If there's no coffee group in your area, consider starting one yourself. Meetup enables anyone to create a group, inviting others to join and expand your local coffee community.

Coffee Meetups are typically organized by enthusiasts or community leaders who group like-minded individuals to discuss, socialize, or network over coffee in comfortable settings in Los Angeles.

Check the event listings for coffee groups in Los Angeles on Meetup. Many groups organize gatherings on weekends, but availability depends on the organizers' event schedules.

Yes, you can host your own coffee Meetup. Meetup allows individuals to organize events if you're passionate about creating a community. Find others who share your interest in coffee easily.

At a coffee Meetup, expect a relaxed environment where attendees engage in conversations, discuss coffee topics, or even network with other professionals casually sharing a love for coffee.

While Meetup facilitates meeting new people, forming friendships depends on each user's engagement and interactions. Being active in communities increases opportunities but isn't guaranteed.

Not exclusively. Some coffee events might be virtual or a mix of both, based on organizer preferences. Check the event's format on the description page.

Not necessarily. Meetup helps communities form based on demand, so if a particular niche doesn't exist, it might require starting a new group to build interest.