Skip to content

Blogging Groups New York

Discover vibrant blogging communities nearby

Speed Friending (Expand Your Social Network)

Speed Friending (Expand Your Social Network)

Fri, Nov 20, 12:00 AM
From NYC Professionals
4.4

\*GET TICKETS AT - [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/speed-friending-tickets-1131156542669](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/speed-friending-tickets-1131156542669) *(\*Our events are co-organized by multiple groups so don't pay attention to the RSVPs. They are consistently well attended. Must prepay to attend.)* This is a great time of the year to meet new people and make new friends! Come expand your social circle at this fun and friendly event! Prior to the event, we will provide you with some ice breaker questions that you can use, or you can make up your own. At the event, participants will be broken up into groups of 3-4 people. The group will stay together for about 5-10 minutes and at the end of the round, half of the participants will move to a new station and start a new round, meeting new people. \*\*\*\*\*1 item minimum purchase (drinks, non alcoholic is ok, and/or food) FAQs: **How many will attend?** This is a MULTI-GROUP partner Meetup. We will have a good number of members attending. **Can I come alone?** Yes. 95% of those attending will be coming on their own. This is a great way to network, connect and make new friends! **Is this age-specific?** 20s, 30s, 40s. We usually get a good mix of ages. **Do I need to get ticket in advance?** Yes. Prepay only event. $19-$25 depending upon available spaces/how early you purchase ticket

  • Photo of the user
16 attendees
NYC Blockchain Networking Event - Monthly 3rd Thurs. - Blockchain Cryptocurrency

NYC Blockchain Networking Event - Monthly 3rd Thurs. - Blockchain Cryptocurrency

Thu, Nov 19, 10:00 PM
From NYC Blockchain Network
4.5

The EVERY 3RD THURSDAY Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Networking Event of New York City. Web: nycblockchainnetwork.com WHY THIS GROUP? Regular monthly meetings help to support relationship building, really getting to know people, and creating a lasting network effect in our community. Connections turn into relationships, ideas into innovations, and collaborations into transformative impact. This isn’t a one-time conference or event. Come as you are and experience passionate people, purposeful introductions, and unexpected opportunities. We hold regular 3rd Thursday monthly Blockchain networking events in New York City to support idea generation and connections. These events help to foster a strong ecosystem for blockchain innovation in New York City. **Time: RSVP HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO ATTEND** * Event is from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. * Name Tags will be provided to everyone who attends. * Name tags will also indicate your interest areas. * The dress code is Business Casual. **Location:** Locations can change from month to month so check the event details for the event. This event will be held in Midtown East: **Yara – Lounge** 319 East 53rd St, New York, NY 10022 Lower level lounge Located in Midtown East, 2nd and 53rd St, one block from the (Lexington Av/53 St) Metro station. **Support The Space:** Since the venue is letting us use the space for the event, please support them by ordering beverages or food. **Ways to Connect:** **Twitter:** https://twitter.com/NYCBlockchainN1 **Website:** https://nycblockchainnetwork.com Facebook https://facebook.com/NYCblockchainNetwork Meetup Group -https://meetup.com/nyc-blockchain-network-monthly-3rd-thursday-meetup/ LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/groups/12553172/

  • Photo of the user
11 attendees
50s & Over Central Park Social Walk

50s & Over Central Park Social Walk

Sun, Nov 15, 5:00 PM
From The Most Awesome Things To Do In New York City
4.8

**\*TO ATTEND GET TICKETS AT -** [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/central-park-social-walk-50s-over-tickets-1307309892079](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/central-park-social-walk-50s-over-tickets-1307309892079) (\*Limited 5 save $5 by using discount code "5" at checkout. Multiple groups are co-organizing so RSVP's shown are just a very small portion attending. Based on previous walks, we'll have around 20.) Our Winter Walks offer invigorating, scenic, and a healthy outdoor activity, at one of our most popular NY locations - Central Park! Plus, it's a great and different way to meet others and make new friends of the same age! You will randomly be paired with others in the beginning then rotate at designated times so that you get to meet everyone participating. This event very casual and non-awkward + our host will help to make introductions. We will casually walk a 1.5-2 mile stretch through Central Park. You will also have the option to hang out afterwards where you can exchange contact info with others. Reminder, this is a a "social" walk and gender ratios may not be even. FAQs: **Where to meet?** Exact meeting location with host contact info will be sent to all paid attendees day of the event. **How many will attend?** We limit the # of attendees to a max of 20 so everyone has enough time to get to know each other. **What if rains?** We will email attendees a new date. **Can I come alone?** Yes, about 90% come on their own. **How much?** $15-$20 depending upon when you get ticket and spots left. P.S. We also do this Central Park Walk fo 20s-40s - [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/central-park-sunset-singles-stroll-tickets-1981450525862](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/central-park-sunset-singles-stroll-tickets-1981450525862)

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
18 attendees
Logic and Conversation by Paul Grice

Logic and Conversation by Paul Grice

Sat, Nov 21, 5:30 PM
From NYC Philosophy and Psychology Readers Community
4.8

*Logic and Conversation* is Paul Grice’s landmark essay on how communication works beyond the literal meaning of words. Grice argues that successful conversation depends on an unspoken spirit of cooperation, guided by conversational principles that allow us to infer what speakers really mean. His influential theory of conversational implicature transformed philosophy of language, linguistics, and cognitive science, showing that much of everyday communication relies not on what is explicitly said, but on what is implied. **Join us to discuss this classic essay!** **Required Reading** Whole essay (about 18 pages) \*short page count, but very dense\* free pdf download [here](https://annas-archive.pk/slow_download/013f90b106e98edf2144774da5a016f7/0/0). Click the first slow downloads option. (If you don't want pdf, just search the format you would like. Mobi for kindle or epub for other devices) **Rules for Our Group** **1\. Be Courteous** Respectful disagreement is totally acceptable; Condescension is not. **2\. Be Concise** Keep comments brief, on topic, and allow space for others to join in. **3\. Do the Reading** If you have not done the reading for the week you are welcome to attend and *listen* to the discussion, but out of respect for those who have read, you will not be permitted to participate in the discussion. Finally, **Please update your RSVP if you are no longer able to attend the event.** * inaccurate RSVPs make it difficult for coordinators to plan successful events * inaccurate RSVPs prevent waitlisted individuals from attending \*Multiple no shows may result in losing RSVP privileges for future events. For more info and FAQ on the group click here. Can't wait to discuss these ideas with all of you! -Zach

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
35 attendees
Annual Friendsgiving Party

Annual Friendsgiving Party

Sun, Nov 29, 12:30 AM
From Best Things To Do In NYC
3.6

**\*TO ATTEND GET TICKETS AT:** [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/friendsgiving-party-tickets-2003581382851?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/friendsgiving-party-tickets-2003581382851?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true) (We are partnering with many other Meetup groups so the RSVP's shown here are only a small portion of the members attending. We already have a good # registered.) In town for Thanksgiving weekend? Then come meet, mix and mingle with members from multiple groups at our annual Friendsgiving party! It's a great way to connect and one of the friendliest and most social events you'll experience! We'll have different games and activities designed for you to meet dozens of people. The atmosphere is casual & relaxed so you can interact with others without being distracted by the usual bar scene. What to expect: * **We will have several activities that you can participate in where you will be randomly put on teams of 3-6 people. You will be with a different group of people each time for maximum socializing** * **For each activity there will be different people on each team** * **The activities are designed to create dialogue and be fun and simple** * **When you are not participating you will have a chance to socialize with your current team members or reconnect with people that were on past teams** * **Private space reserved on the mezzanine for our group** * **Food and drink menu available** * **Music played at conversational levels** FAQs: Can I come alone? Yes about 90% of those attending will be coming solo. But you can also invite friends to join you. Everyone must have a ticket to enter. Is this age/specific? All welcome 21 and over. We usually get a good mix of ages. Is there a dress code? No specific dress code. We just suggest "neat casual". How many will be attending? This is a multi-Meetup group event. This page only shows a small portion of the actual attendees. **Find more fun events follow: [https://www.eventbrite.com/o/new-york-city-social-events-10797526283](https://www.eventbrite.com/o/new-york-city-social-events-10797526283)**

  • Photo of the user
16 attendees
Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit (week 6)

Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit (week 6)

Sun, Nov 15, 9:00 PM
From NYC Philosophy and Psychology Readers Community
4.8

Join us for weekly discussions of G. W. F. Hegel's 1807 dialectical quest through consciousness and subjectivity to reason and absolute knowledge, *The Phenomenology of Spirit*. **Required reading for this meeting: Freedom of Self Consciousness: B. Stoicism, Skepticism, and The Unhappy Consciousness (Pages 119-146) : A.V. Miller edition** I plan to use the A.V. Miller edition though you can use a different edition. A digital pdf can be found here: [https://cominsitu.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/georg-w.-f.-hegel-phenomenology-of-spirit-a.-v.-miller-translation.pdf](https://cominsitu.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/georg-w.-f.-hegel-phenomenology-of-spirit-a.-v.-miller-translation.pdf) The Phenomenology is a difficult text and I highly recommend to read along side Hegel (though not required) the accessible secondary lit, “The Logic of Desire” by Peter Kavage. It can be found here: [https://a.co/d/02jcheHr](https://a.co/d/02jcheHr) We'll be meeting at the 180 Maiden Lane Public Atrium on the ground floor of the building downtown.

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
4 attendees
430kMonthly events
calendar icon
60mMembers
people1 icon
4.5App store rating
appStore icon
200kGroups
people2 icon

Frequently asked questions

Blogging groups on Meetup bring together individuals who share an interest in blogging, providing an opportunity to learn, share experiences, and meet like-minded people in New York.

To join a blogging group, just create a Meetup account, explore groups in New York focused on blogging, and click on Join Group. You'll receive updates on upcoming events.

Yes, some blogging groups might offer online events. Check the event details when RSVPing to know if it's in-person or online.

The frequency of events depends on the group organizers. Some groups meet regularly, while others might have less frequent events.

Blogging groups may host workshops, discussion panels, and networking events, helping you improve your skills or learn about best practices.

No experience is necessary to join. Whether you're a seasoned blogger or just interested in starting, these groups welcome all passion levels.

Use Meetup's search by entering your location and interest in blogging to discover relevant groups and events around New York.

Meetup promotes group activities, not 1:1 connections, focusing on shared interests. You'll engage through communal experiences rather than individual meet-ups.

While Meetup focuses on groups, through active participation, you may meet potential blogging partners who share your niche or interests.

Yes, if there isn’t a group that fits your needs, you can create one with a Meetup account and invite others in New York to join.

Some events may be free, but others might charge a fee, especially if there’s a venue cost or material provision involved.

Once in a group, you'll receive event notifications. You can RSVP by clicking on the event page and selecting the RSVP option.

There might be times when events are scarce. Be patient or consider exploring broader interest groups in writing or digital content creation.

Meetup helps facilitate connections, but meeting people who align with your interests depends on active involvement and event participation.

New York's diverse culture means blogging groups often explore a wide range of topics, from niche hobbies to professional insights.