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Her Sound in Bloom

Her Sound in Bloom

Mon, Nov 9, 7:00 PM
From Her Sound in Bloom

**Her Sound in Bloom** is an in-person networking event in London for women aged 35 and over who work in music or are finding their way into it. **We’re not ageing, darling — we’re blooming! 🌸** Your voice deserves to be heard, and your creativity deserves space to grow. Organised and led by **singer-songwriter and entrepreneur Freya Alley**, 'Her Sound in Bloom' brings together women aged 35 and over to meet, share experiences and support each other in music. Whether you’re an established artist, returning after a break or finding the courage to begin, you are welcome here. **Our first gathering is on 9 November, Monday** under the New Moon — a beautiful moment for new beginnings, friendships and projects! **🌙** **Dress up, put your lipstick on and join us in full bloom for a beautiful evening in London — just because we deserve it! 💋** Join us for relaxed networking and honest conversations about creativity, confidence, ambition and pursuing music on your own terms. Meet potential collaborators, make new friends and connect with women who understand the journey. **I have big dreams and plans for us!** This first event is just the beginning, and I can’t wait to see the friendships, collaborations and opportunities we’ll create together. Let’s start a ***movement*** and break the stereotypes about age and music. There’s no “too late” to create, take the stage or chase your dreams, and together, we’ll make room for more women to be seen, heard and celebrated. A little wisdom, a little mischief and absolutely no expiry date on your dreams. **London venue to be confirmed, depending on the number of attendees.** **We’ve got experience, we’ve got stories— and we’ve still got plenty to say / SING.**

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Crafting in the Old Diorama

Sat, Nov 7, 1:30 PM
From London Craft & Chat
4.9
5 attendees
"Gay Aprons Only" pasta cooking class

"Gay Aprons Only" pasta cooking class

Sat, Nov 21, 7:00 PM
From Gay Italian Cooking Class & Social events - London
4.9

If you are looking for something fun, cheeky, and a little different for your Saturday night, don’t miss this Gay Aprons Only pasta workshop. This is a playful and social cooking experience designed for gay men who enjoy great food, learning something new, good company, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. It’s a way to explore our masculinity in a safe, respectful, private and non-judgemental environment. We’ll kick off the evening with a glass of bubbles and a selection of antipasti to break the ice. Then, together, we’ll dive into preparing a traditional Italian dish from scratch. This time, you’ll learn how to make **Garganelli**, a traditional egg pasta from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. These little ridged pasta tubes will be served with a rich, rustic meat ragù, full of flavour and Italian tradition. Comforting, hearty and absolutely delicious, it’s the perfect dish for a cosy autumn evening! 🍂🍝 The Aprons Only cooking class takes place in a cosy private flat near Victoria Station and is limited to a small group of up to max 10 people, keeping things intimate and relaxed. Cooking together is the perfect way to meet like-minded people, share laughs, learn new skills… and maybe even flirt a little 😉 And yes — as the theme suggests — we’ll be cooking wearing only an apron (provided on arrival). *** What’s included: \- All ingredients for the recipe \- Welcome aperitivo with antipasti and a drink \- Sparkling wine during the class \(please bring your own drinks if you wish to socialise after the class\)\. \- Aprons and cooking utensils \- Cooking tips and guidance \- A fun and social evening Important information: \- Full details will be shared a few days before the event \- This experience is for gay men only \- Duration: approx\. 3 hours \(though guests often stay longer to socialise\) Feel free to bring extra drinks if you'd like to continue the evening. \- A minimum of 4 participants is required\. In the unlikely event of cancellation or rescheduling\, you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund\. Come hungry, curious, and ready for a memorable night. Happy vibes, Luca

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2 attendees
Craft, Sip, Chill :)

Craft, Sip, Chill :)

Wed, Nov 4, 7:00 PM
From Sip, chill and craft
5.0

We are a free, all-levels craft meetup where you can create, chat, and relax. Bring your own work-in-progress, or dive into our shared supply stash if you need inspiration Whether you're a seasoned maker or just trying something new, grab a seat and let’s craft together. RSVP below to join our next meetup :)

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9 attendees
Low Stakes Comedy @ The Hamlet

Low Stakes Comedy @ The Hamlet

Wed, Nov 4, 7:00 PM
From Low Stakes Comedy
4.9

Low Stakes Comedy is a weekly stand-up night in Streatham Hill. Every Wednesday at The Hamlet, a mix of new and experienced comedians perform short sets in an intimate basement room. 📍 The Hamlet 10 Streatham High Road London SW16 1DB 🕖 Doors 7:00pm 🎤 Show 7:30–9:30pm 🎟 Free entry at the door — limited capacity £2 to reserve a seat 👍 Reserve here: lowstakescomedy.eventbrite.co.uk What happens at Low Stakes Comedy stays at Low Stakes Comedy. 🍅

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WOODWORK – SET OF STEPS

WOODWORK – SET OF STEPS

Wed, Nov 11, 10:00 AM
From The Goodlife Centre - Practical Workshops in Central London
4.8

**Bookable via our website ➡️** [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/carpentry-for-beginners-set-of-steps/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/carpentry-for-beginners-set-of-steps/) ⋆⋆⋆ Discover age-old techniques in carpentry using a mixture of traditional hand tools and modern drills and saws. This timeless classic project is taken from our favourite 1910 vintage woodwork book "Carpentry for Beginners". As you begin learning how to make traditional wood joints in seasoned redwood, you will learn how to use and care for chisels, saws, planes and marking gauges. You will work on a variety of exercises – designed to incorporate simple to advanced joints and tools that build confidence and independence. **We will get familiar with some tools of the trade:** * Introducing basic tools. Equipping a toolbox for home carpentry. * Timber selection/marking out and cutting. Cutting accurately with a hand saw * Using a plane, different types of planes. Sharpening tips and practice. * Using a chisel and its uses. Sharpening tips and practice. **You will use planes, chisels and marking tools:** * Simple joints and why we use them. * Half joints, lap joints. Practice using chisels and planes. * Bridle joints and a mortise and tenon It’s fast paced but with the support of an experienced and patient tutor, you will complete your own project to make a small set of steps. * Work from selected pine and measure, mark and cut pieces. * Choose and make joints, assemble and secure with adhesive or screws. * Sand and smooth to a stage where your project is ready for staining or waxing and taken home with pride.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps you find and join communities that share your interests. You can connect with people attending events centered around specific hobbies or activities, such as glass blowing.

You can search on Meetup by location and interest. Simply enter "glass blowing" and set your location to London to discover relevant groups and events nearby.

Yes, London hosts various glass blowing workshops that you can find on Meetup. These events may range from beginner lessons to advanced creative sessions.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to join multiple groups, so you can explore various glass blowing communities and different types of events in London.

Joining Meetup is free, but some events or groups may charge a fee to cover materials or hosting costs. Always check the event details for specific prices.

Begin by searching for beginner-friendly groups or workshops. Many hosts offer introductory sessions, making it easy to start your glass blowing journey.

Yes, you can organize your own Meetup event if you're knowledgeable or collaborating with an expert. Follow Meetup's guidelines to set up your group and event.

Not necessarily. Many Meetup events cater to beginners, providing a fun and educational environment to learn the craft.

While Meetup has many communities, availability depends on local organizers. Check regularly or consider starting your own if there's no existing group in London.

Not always. While many workshops in London are led by experienced instructors, some might be informal gatherings focused on peer learning and sharing skills.

Event suitability varies, so read the description carefully. Some may have age restrictions due to the tools involved, while others might be more inclusive.

No, events are organized by individual groups or hosts who use Meetup to connect with participants. Meetup provides the platform but doesn't manage the events.

Not necessarily. While many glass blowing events require in-person attendance, some may include virtual components, such as discussions or tutorials, depending on the organizer.

Accessibility depends on the event location and host. Contacting organizers beforehand can give you clarity on accommodations that may be available.

Event frequency varies by group and demand in the area. Some communities have regular monthly meetups, while others might meet less often.