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Tour of our Makerspace

Tour of our Makerspace

Mon, Oct 26, 8:00 AM
From Maker Community Inc
4.8

Have you been interested in woodworking, 3D printing, CNC, cosplay or Electronics? Come visit Maker Community to get a tour of our space, learn about our memberships, have a chat with our members and discuss your dream projects.

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1 attendee
Tour of our Makerspace

Tour of our Makerspace

Mon, Nov 2, 8:00 AM
From Maker Community Inc
4.8

Have you been interested in woodworking, 3D printing, CNC, cosplay or Electronics? Come visit Maker Community to get a tour of our space, learn about our memberships, have a chat with our members and discuss your dream projects.

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1 attendee
Naarm Solarpunk Meetup - Local Server Install

Naarm Solarpunk Meetup - Local Server Install

Wed, Oct 21, 7:00 AM
From Merri-bek Tech
4.8

[Merri-bek Tech](https://www.merri-bek.tech/), a group in the inner northern suburbs of Naarm (Melbourne), invites everyone involved interested in tinkering with grass-roots technologies in support of a **Sustainable**, **Resilient** and **Just** future to join us for the **Naarm Solarpunk Meetup**. This month, we're visiting the Maker Community maker-space, in Brunswick. We'll do a quick tour for those who haven't been before. After that, rather than a group discussion we're going to gather round a screen and doing a LoRes (local resilience) web server install on a Raspberry Pi, from scratch. If you're interested in command-line Linux, web servers, mesh networks, or local climate resilience you might find this interesting. If we're still keen for general chats after that, we can always head to the Brunswick Green pub next door. **About the Naarm Solarpunk group** Some of us are technologists, and will be showing off software or hardware projects, and others are more interested in community organizing, responding to the climate crisis, or building local resilience. Whatever your area of interest, or your level of skill, you're absolutely welcome to dive in. At the meetups we'll have a show-and-tell time for any projects that you're working on, as well as occasional short presentations. The space will be hosted by volunteers, and we'll actively work towards inclusion through applying a [code of conduct](https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/1/code_of_conduct/). Merri-bek Tech has some projects that you might be interested in updates from, including our attempt to build P2P mesh network based community hosting on Raspberry Pis, and our project to run a local fediverse social network. We aspire to keep this meetup **Solarpunk** as fuck. We support the hackers, tinkerers and makers and misfits. There are plenty of other spaces for big corporate green tech, so bring your hobby project, not your day job, unless that job is firmly rooted in the solidarity economy. We are not value neutral. We'll start with Merri-bek Tech's [values](https://www.merri-bek.tech/about/values/) and [principles](https://www.merri-bek.tech/about/principles/), and build from there together. In particular, in the context of ongoing genocide, we will ask you to leave if you're associated in any way with the weapons industry. This meetup will be hosted on the stolen, unceeded lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. **Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.** **Accessibility** Please note that this month's venue is not accessible to everyone. The front door has a metal rail to step over. We're meeting on the mezzanine level up a single flight of fairly steep stairs. The route to the bathrooms is not wide enough for some wheelchairs. The lighting is overhead and flouro. There may be dust in the air from woodwork and other crafts. We will return to a more accessible venue next month. If you'd like to attend at the maker-space and there are some accommodations that would make it easier for you to do so, please reach out.

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19 attendees

Friday Night Badminton @ Mt Waverley Badminton Centre

Fri, Oct 23, 9:30 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
2 attendees
AI Workflows for Lean Product Teams

AI Workflows for Lean Product Teams

Wed, Oct 21, 6:30 AM
From LTP Events Melbourne
4.8

Lean product teams don't have the luxury of dedicated AI specialists or months to experiment. They need practical ways to move faster without adding headcount or complexity. Hosted by Leading the Product and generously supported by Stone & Chalk at their Melbourne CBD headquarters, this evening brings together speakers for a candid panel discussion. Speakers: * [Emily Mason](https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilymason2/): VP of Product @ The Martec * [Josh Centner](https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshcentner/): Head of Product - Platform, Reliability, DX and Quality @ Netwealth * [Vijayan Seenisamy](https://www.linkedin.com/in/vijayan-seenisamy/): Author of The Pilot Trap, Enterprise AI Delivery * [Mark Oliver](https://www.linkedin.com/in/markdavidoliver/): General Manager of Professional Services @ Brainmates This session brings together a panel of product leaders and practitioners who've been in the trenches, integrating AI into their day-to-day workflows. Expect candid discussion on topics like: * Where AI genuinely accelerates discovery, delivery, and decision-making, and where it doesn't * Tools and workflows lean teams are using to punch above their weight * The organisational and cultural shifts needed to make AI adoption stick * Common pitfalls, false starts, and lessons learned the hard way * How to balance speed with quality when your team is small Whether you're just starting to experiment with AI in your product process or looking to sharpen an existing workflow, you'll leave with practical insights you can apply immediately, straight from teams who've done the work. Following the panel discussion, we'll open things up for audience Q&A before continuing the conversation over drinks and networking with Melbourne's Product community. **Evening timeline** 5.30pm – 6.15pm: Arrive, grab a drink, and connect 6.15pm – 7pm: Panel discussion and audience Q&A 7pm – 7.30pm: Networking, conversation, and connection A huge shoutout to [Stone & Chalk](https://www.stoneandchalk.com.au/ "https://www.stoneandchalk.com.au/") for their gracious hosting, venue and collaboration with Leading the Product. Stone & Chalk is a purpose-driven not-for-profit and Australia's largest and longest-running innovation community. It brings together top talent to build future-shaping technologies and helps founders and ventures grow faster. Positioned as a catalyst and convenor in the innovation space, it's a trusted super-connector and leader connecting innovators and companies to accelerate business growth. We'll have light food and drinks covered, all we ask is that you bring your curiosity, your questions, and your perspective. Reserve your spot today.

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113 attendees

Saturday morning badminton @ Beyond Badminton Centre - Clayton

Fri, Oct 23, 11:00 PM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
6 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people join groups and attend local events tailored to their interests, like 3D printing. It enables users to connect with others who share similar hobbies and participate in activities both online and in person.

Search Meetup using the term '3D printing' along with your location, Melbourne. This will show you all relevant groups and upcoming events nearby, allowing you to easily join and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

Yes, you can join as many groups as you like to explore various interests. This flexibility helps you engage in different activities such as 3D printing, expanding your knowledge and social network.

Many Meetup groups cater to beginners, offering workshops and community gatherings focused on learning the basics of 3D printing. This is a great way to get started and meet others who are new to the hobby.

On Meetup, simply find the event you're interested in and click 'RSVP'. Confirming your attendance helps event organizers prepare and ensures you're kept updated with any event changes or details.

Creating a Meetup account is free and allows you to join local groups and attend most events. However, some events might have fees depending on the resources required or if they include special experiences.

Meetup provides opportunities to connect with others, but forming friendships relies on individual engagement and participation. Attending events regularly can enhance your chances of making new friends.

Yes, there are several groups exclusive to Melbourne, focusing on connecting local 3D printing enthusiasts. These can easily be found by searching within the Melbourne area on Meetup.

Absolutely, many groups focus on skill development in workshops or collaborative projects, helping you deepen your technical expertise in 3D printing through shared learning experiences.

Events can vary but often include workshops, talks from industry experts, and networking sessions. This diversity allows members to learn at their own pace and according to their interests.

If you find a shortage of local groups, consider broadening your search or starting your own group to attract others interested in 3D printing.

Most groups are flexible with attendance, allowing you to participate as your schedule permits. You can enjoy events at your convenience without a strict commitment.

While Meetup aims to provide well-organized events, the quality may vary depending on the group or host. It's recommended to read reviews and descriptions before joining an event.

If you're interested in fostering a community, you can easily create a group on Meetup by setting up a page and inviting others to join. This can help gather local 3D printing enthusiasts.

Yes, many 3D printing groups offer online meetups and webinars, especially for those still preferring remote connections. Check each group's event page to see what they offer.