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Social Chess Meetup May 30th

Social Chess Meetup May 30th

Sat, May 30, 2:30 AM
From Melbourne Chess Society
4.9

Hello Everyone, Come join us for a beautiful arvo of chess - everyone is welcome from beginner to expert! worry not there wil be someone one to challenge. 

Boards, pieces, clocks will be provided, the new location of the event will be at a new spot - Prince Alfred Carlton (191 Grattan St) right near the newly opened Parkville Station! We will be upstairs. Stay up to date through our socials or WhatsApp community: 

WhatsApp Community message me (David) and I’ll add you to the chat 0438004729 

Social links IG FB: https://linktr.ee/MelbourneChessSociety Looking forward to seeing you there!!

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155 attendees
Social Chess Meetup - Tuesday June 9th

Social Chess Meetup - Tuesday June 9th

Tue, Jun 9, 7:30 AM
From Melbourne Chess Society
4.9

Hello everyone! We’re back with another weekday social chess event at Brick Lane Market next to Queen Vic Market. The perfect spot to cure those early workweek blues. Come and enjoy an after work beer and play some chess with like minded people - its totally free. All skills welcome from beginner to pro - you don't need to be good to join us! Boards, pieces and clocks will be provided. Stay up to date through our socials or WhatsApp community: message me (David: +61 438 004 729) and I’ll add you to the chat. Social links IG FB: [https://linktr.ee/MelbourneChessSociety](https://linktr.ee/MelbourneChessSociety)

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13 attendees
Book Club at Iddy Biddy

Book Club at Iddy Biddy

Mon, Jun 1, 9:30 AM
From Iddy Biddy Book Club

Bookaholics Anonymous - stop scrolling and start reading Calling all book lovers and enthusiasts to a new monthly pub book club at Iddy Bar in St Kilda at 7.30pm sharp on Monday 4 May. Hosted by author Annie Lawson, we will chat about our favourite books of all time this month. What - Bookaholics Anonymous Where - Iddy Biddy Bar When - 7.30pm, Monday 13 April How often - Monthly Who - Anyone who wants to stop scrolling and start reading Format - Find out Monday

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9 attendees
Chadstone Oaks Toastmasters Club Meeting

Chadstone Oaks Toastmasters Club Meeting

Wed, Jun 3, 9:30 AM
From Toastmasters - Victoria
4.6

Want to be able to articulate your thoughts with clarity and precision? Want to overcome your public speaking anxiety and become a confident presenter? Want to develop leadership skills and become a better communicator? Join Chadstone Oaks ToastMasters Club! Toastermasters is a not-for-profit organisation that is run by volunteers. We provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills, resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth. We have meetings regularly, each meeting has a range of activities for you to participate in, such as impromptu speaking, prepared speech, etc. You will also receive constructive feedback which helps you improve your performance. Guests are welcome! We offer three meetings for free to our guests before joining as a member, so you can get a taste of how ToastMasters works and decide if it's right for you. When: 1st and 3rd Wednesday, 7.30pm-9.30pm Where: 22 Rob Roy Rd, Malvern East, VIC 3145 Visit our website to find out more: https://chadstoneoaks.org.au/ Send us a contact form through our website to reserve your spot if you'd like to attend our meeting as a guest.

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1 attendee
Caulfield Maccabi Toastmasters - welcoming public speaking group

Caulfield Maccabi Toastmasters - welcoming public speaking group

Wed, May 27, 9:20 AM
From Toastmasters - Victoria
4.6

**Would you like to improve at public speaking, in a fun, supportive environment?** Come along to Toastmasters to learn how to write and deliver speeches, and have fun doing it! Please visit [www.maccabitoastmasters.org.au](http://www.maccabitoastmasters.org.au/) and register your interest to attend in person via the **Contact Us** tab on the webpage. We kindly ask that you arrive on time to avoid any disruption to the meeting. **About Maccabi Toastmasters** Maccabi Toastmasters encourages people of all ages and backgrounds to overcome public speaking nerves and to become confident and accomplished speakers! * Would you like to improve your public speaking and presentation skills for work or school? * How about overcoming the anxiety and challenge of providing constructive feedback and performance evaluations at work? * Maybe you're looking to change jobs and would like to brush up on your communication skills and really impress the interviewer? * Are you feeling anxious about an up-and-coming speech you have to give at a special event? A Birthday, Wedding, Anniversary, Bar Mitzvah/Bat Mitzvah, Engagement Party or Corporate function? * Would you like to improve leadership skills? * Maybe you're just looking to have fun by sharing your thoughts and stories in a entertaining and friendly social environment? If you answered YES or MAYBE to any of the above, then you've found the right club! Join us at our next meeting and see how friendly and entertaining our club is. Just come along and have some fun! **What to know before attending a meeting** Please **visit www.maccabitoastmasters.org.au/directions.html** for meeting information and directions. Our website is a great starting place to find out more about the club and what to expect when attending your first meeting. To assist us in running the meetings smoothly, we kindly ask you register your interest at least one day before attending. Please note that video recording of the meeting or speaker is not allowed, with exception granted only by written permission from the club executive committee.

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May Book club - The Atom Station by Haldor Laxness

Thu, May 28, 8:00 AM
From Melbourne Classics Book Club
4.6
8 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup allows you to join local chess clubs, attend events, and connect with other chess enthusiasts in Melbourne. It's a great way to enhance your skills and meet like-minded individuals.

Search 'Chess Clubs Melbourne' on Meetup to uncover various groups. You can browse clubs based on location and interest, making it easy to find one that fits your style.

Yes, you can join as many chess clubs as you like. Each group offers unique events and opportunities, allowing you to broaden your chess-playing experience across Melbourne.

Chess events can be both in-person or online, depending on the organizers. Make sure to check the event details in advance to know what to expect before attending.

Creating a Meetup account is free, but joining some clubs or attending certain events may have associated costs. Always check the event page for any fees or membership requirements.

Absolutely, beginners are welcomed in chess clubs across Melbourne. Many clubs offer activities and sessions tailored for those new to the game.

You can contact individual clubs or start your own group on Meetup to organize chess events. Hosting is a fantastic way to engage with the local community.

To RSVP, simply navigate to the event page on Meetup and confirm your attendance. RSVPing helps organizers plan for the number of participants.

Yes, some chess clubs cater to specific skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. Check the club descriptions and event types to find the right match.

Joining chess clubs is a great way to meet fellow fans of the game. While connections depend on your participation, these communities are an excellent space for socializing.

If no chess clubs are currently nearby, consider starting one on Meetup. You can attract local chess enthusiasts who share your passion.

Meetup itself doesn't host events; they are organized by local groups. Event quality varies, so explore reviews and feedback from past attendees before signing up.

While some clubs may provide equipment, it’s best to bring your own chess set for personal comfort and to avoid any supply issues during events.

Meeting frequency varies per club and organizer. Some clubs meet weekly, while others host monthly events, offering flexibility to fit your schedule.

Yes, there are chess events designed specifically for children, ranging from beginner workshops to competitive play, ensuring a fun learning environment.