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📚 The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins | Books, Coffee & Conversations ☕

Sat, Oct 10, 6:00 PM
From Curious Women: Books, Coffee & Conversations
2 attendees
Spa World! Let's enjoy the famous "Korean Spa" in Centreville

Spa World! Let's enjoy the famous "Korean Spa" in Centreville

Fri, Oct 9, 3:30 PM
From Finding Female Friends >50ÂŽ | Washington, DC
4.8

To be nude, or not to be nude — it's completely your choice! You may have heard that nudity is mandatory at this iconic, amazing place, but bathing suits are also very much allowed. Let's go together and enjoy the saunas, bathing pool and Korean café! The relaxing, rejuvenating fun includes: * Numerous saunas of different temps and themes like Amethyst, Charcoal, Salt Room, Ice Room, and my favorite, the Red Clay Ball sauna where you nestle into warm clay balls like a grown-up ball pit! * Big spa pool with all sorts of jets targeting different areas of the body * Extra-hot sauna, steam room, and cold plunge in the women's spa area * Juice bar with coffee and Asian treats * Café with Korean dishes where we can enjoy lunch barefooted in our serene cotton uniforms. * * How it works: * Admission is $45, or $35 for 65+, $30 for military, and there are also Groupon deals you can find online. * They give you a cotton scrubs-type "uniform" of shirt and elastic-waist shorts (unisex sizes S to XL) to wear in the common area, saunas and café. If you want to bring slippers or sandals, they must be clean/indoor only; most people just go barefooted. * The saunas, relaxing common area, juice bar and café are mixed gender and we wear our scrubs-type suits. * The water area is reached through the women's locker room and is women-only. What to bring: Bathing suit if desired, towel if desired (small ones are provided), hairbrush, deodorant, and whatever else you need after bathing. I'm happy to pick you up (up to 4 people besides me) at the East Falls Church metro station at 11:00 for the drive out to Centreville, or help coordinate other carpooling. I've been multiple times and always come away with fewer aches and pains and feeling like I've been on vacation. Hope you can join!

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8 attendees

Saturday Coffee, Walk and Talk with the Friendly Ladies! ( Reston)

Sat, Oct 10, 1:30 PM
From The Friendly Ladies of Virginia
4.9
9 attendees
Women’s Circle: Sisters of the Willow Moon

Women’s Circle: Sisters of the Willow Moon

Tue, Oct 13, 10:45 PM
From Witchy Ways!
4.9

Sisters of the Willow moon circle is a safe circle for women to share, hold space, and explore our spirituality together. We engage in rituals, meditation, card pulls, and other activities geared toward creating community with our fellow seekers. We honor the divine feminine and craft new ways to forge our paths. Sisterhood and solidarity are powerful, and we can experience these together in Circle.
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Sarah Jane is a solitary, eclectic witch in practice at Sticks and Stones for five years. She works with tarot, shadow work, and past life regression, shamanic healing, quantum healing, and more to connect with the Divine Feminine. She is an intersectional feminist who loves sharing her experience as a witch, especially with those new to the craft. She leads workshops on magical practices, co-hosts a podcast with her coworker (Ookum spookum podcast on Spotify and YouTube) and studies many forms of holistic healing. She believes in activism in the community and loves helping others find joy and spirituality.

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2 attendees

A Fun Day is a Painting Day (Reston)

Sun, Oct 18, 7:00 PM
From The Friendly Ladies of Virginia
4.9
2 attendees
B-CC IWLA NRA Women on Target Instructional Shooting Clinic Meetup

B-CC IWLA NRA Women on Target Instructional Shooting Clinic Meetup

Sun, Oct 11, 12:30 PM
From B-CC IWLA NRA Women on Target Instructional Shooting Clinic

NRA Women On TargetÂŽ Instructional Shooting Clinics provide you with a safe and friendly environment for learning about shooting sports. Clinic Includes: pastries, fruit, and coffee in the morning, lunch, eye and hearing protection, t-shirt, loaner guns and ammunition, instruction by nationally recognized NRA Trainers and volunteers, all for only $100! \*\*\*For ladies only, ages 14 and over. \*\*\*Minor children, under the age of 18, must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian at all times. The morning session will be groups alternating on the shooting ranges. The afternoon session will be all groups attending classroom seminars. The clinic is hosted at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase (B-CC) Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America (IWLA) in Poolesville, MD. IWLA is a non-profit conservation organization dedicated to conservation, recreation, and education. Register online at: [https://www.nrainstructors.org/CourseDetails.aspx?Courseid=933217 ](https://www.nrainstructors.org/CourseDetails.aspx?Courseid=933217) or scan the flyer QR code. See you there!

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Frequently asked questions

Coworking groups for women are supportive communities where women have the opportunity to connect, collaborate, and advance their professional goals together. These groups provide a space for networking, sharing resources, and even hosting workshops or talks, all within a women-centered environment.

To join a women's coworking group, you can search Meetup by interest or category. Simply RSVP to join their events, attend gatherings, and start building meaningful connections with like-minded women dedicated to professional success.

Joining a coworking group for women can help expand your professional network while providing resources and mentorship opportunities. Surrounding yourself with supportive peers can enhance both personal and career development.

Yes, you can join as many coworking groups as you like! Each group may offer different experiences, knowledge-sharing sessions, and networking opportunities, allowing you to find the best fit for your interests and professional ambitions.

Events in coworking groups for women can be either in person or online. Whether you're looking to meet locally or participate virtually from anywhere, you can find the right format that suits your needs.

Activities can range from networking events, workshops, collaborative work sessions, to skill-building seminars. Each group may offer varying activities based on their focus and member interests.

Starting your own coworking group on Meetup is simple. Create a new group page, outline your goals, and schedule your first event to start attracting members who are passionate about creating a women-focused coworking space.

Meetup itself is free to join, and many events are free, but some groups may charge a fee for certain events to cover costs or provide enhanced experiences. Always check event details for fee information.

Yes, coworking groups for women welcome members from various professional backgrounds. This diversity allows for richer discussions and expanded networking opportunities across industries.

You may meet women with similar roles, although it depends on the group's focus. Some may cater to your specific industry, while others are more general, offering a broader range of professional networking.

Yes, many groups specifically support freelancers by offering resources, contacts, and projects that encourage collaboration and professional growth within a flexible working environment.

Meetup offers a platform to connect people, but it doesn't oversee the quality or frequency of groups and events. Active participation and exploring multiple groups can help you find the right fit.

Meeting frequency varies by group. Some meet weekly, others monthly, depending on member availability and activity focus. Check a group's calendar for their specific schedule.

If there aren’t existing coworking groups for women in your area, consider starting your own! Use Meetup to create a group and promote it locally or virtually to attract members.

Events are organized by the groups or hosts who create and manage them. Meetup provides the platform for discovery and organization but does not directly organize events.