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BYOB(oardgames) Chess & Board Games Night

BYOB(oardgames) Chess & Board Games Night

Thu, Aug 20, 10:00 PM
From Midtown Chess & Board Games
4.9

Please note this event is now taking place at my buildings Social Lounge Area. My building address will be shared after RSVP. Tea and snacks will be provided. Whether you’re into chess, board games, or both, this is your chance to meet fellow players, enjoy some friendly competition, and see what our community is all about. All skill levels and ages welcome. Bring your favorite game or try something new from my collection. All skill levels and ages welcome! All proceeds go towards covering meetup fees and acquiring new games for the group. Whatsgroup group created here: https://chat.whatsapp.com/FNPCVwM99MH145x35cktL9?mode=gi_t

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First book club meeting!

First book club meeting!

Thu, Jul 23, 11:00 PM
From TBR: Toronto Book Roundtable

Hello everyone! For the first TBR meeting, I want everyone to bring the book they think we should read for the month and create a short pitch explaining why. I want it to feel like a Shark Tank episode where everyone pitches their book! At the end of the meeting, we will vote for which book we would like to read for the month. I want this first meeting to be social and friendly. Bring your books and your pitches!

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Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Weekly Meeting - IN-PERSON

Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Weekly Meeting - IN-PERSON

Thu, Jul 23, 10:20 PM
From Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Club
4.8

At Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters, we're more than just a club - we're a community. Please arrive by 6:00 p.m. to socialize. Guests are welcome. There is no fee to visit. We meet at: Northern District Library 40 Orchard View Blvd. Second Floor, RM# 200. Directions to the room can be viewed at the following link: [https://bit.ly/eytm-welcome](https://bit.ly/eytm-welcome) Members of Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters learn and practice public speaking and leadership skills with a friendly, helpful, and encouraging group of people. As a year-round club, attendance varies depending on the season. A typical meeting involves 25-30 active members and 2-5 guests. Guests are able to: • Meet a great group of people • Participate in Table Topics • Share feedback at the end Members receive: • Learning materials • Monthly Toastmasters magazine • Access to Pathways • Online resources through Toastmasters International • An Easy-speak.org account to track speech progress We look forward to seeing you!

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The Girls Book Club: Fantasy/Romance Book Club Meetup #7

The Girls Book Club: Fantasy/Romance Book Club Meetup #7

Fri, Jul 24, 9:00 PM
From The Girls Book Club (Fantasy, Dark Romance,Thrillers &Spice)
5.0

Hi everyone!! 💖 This is now our SIXTH book club meetup! I can’t wait to get to know you all more, hang out and talk books. For this meeting we’ll be STARTING Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross!!! Please read the first 14 chapters (part 1) before coming so that we have lots to discuss! The location MIGHT change. There is a new book bar that opened up in Toronto and I’d love to see if we can get a spot there. So stay tuned!!! Don’t stress if you’re new or didn’t make it to the last meetup! This is a super chill group and we’re mostly here to chat, vibe, and obsess over books together. Can’t wait to see you all!! 📚✨

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Build Your Speaking Confidence: MidTown Toastmasters • Virtual Meeting

Build Your Speaking Confidence: MidTown Toastmasters • Virtual Meeting

Mon, Jul 27, 10:30 PM
From MidTown Toronto Toastmasters
4.9

**Ready to get better at speaking in front of a room and leading with confidence?** MidTown Toastmasters is a friendly, diverse club that meets twice a month to practice real public-speaking skills in a supportive environment. **What to expect** * Quick orientation for newcomers * Prepared member speeches * Table Topics impromptu speaking * Encouraging feedback that helps you improve right away Take the first step toward becoming a more confident communicator. **Guests are always welcome.** You are invited to try a few meetings as a guest before deciding to join. There is never pressure to speak on your first visit. **New here?** Message us here on Meetup with any questions. **Where** St. Matthew's United Church Oakwood Room 729 St. Clair Avenue West (St. Clair & Christie) **Learn More About Our Club:** Club’s Website: **[https://torontomidtowntoastmasters.toastmastersclubs.org/](https://torontomidtowntoastmasters.toastmastersclubs.org/)** Our club meets online every 2nd Monday of each month, and meets in-person every fourth Monday of each month (holidays excepted). **\-\-\-** **Here's what our previous guests (from August 25) said about our club:** * "It was engaging from start to end" * "I'm very impressed by how the evaluators notice everything." * "I enjoyed practicing my active listening." * "The report on the filler words is useful. I can see myself improving with this feedback."

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Silent Bookclub Meeting #81 (Bookstore Crawl and Riverdale Park)

Silent Bookclub Meeting #81 (Bookstore Crawl and Riverdale Park)

Sun, Jul 19, 2:30 PM
From Silent Book Club (Toronto)
4.8

The next event will be a two parter, bringing back a fan favourite! Toronto! We're back with our third Bookstore Crawl and we'll be soaking up the sun in the East End! We'll meet at the Alexander the Great Parkette at 10:30, before heading to the Re:Reading Used Bookstore, Scribe Bookstore, and then having our typical Silent Book Club event at Riverdale Park Hope to see you there, and bring sunscreen! Please RSVP if you're planning on coming so we can plan appropriately To help cover the costs of meetup fees, we will be taking optional donations for this event. If you're inclined to, feel free to send any amount you're comfortable with to harresh.s@hotmail.com, or bring cash to the event. Please note that this is entirely optional and not required to join the event! All proceeds will go towards fees for this event and future events, as well as meetup fees

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Frequently asked questions

Explore Meetup to discover chess clubs in Toronto by searching through local events and groups dedicated to chess enthusiasts.

Absolutely, many chess clubs welcome novices, offering opportunities to learn and play with more experienced players to improve your skills.

Many Meetups are free, but some might charge a fee for participation or membership, especially if hosted at a specific venue.

Engage in Meetup's chess-focused groups where you can chat, share tips, and arrange to play chess with members who share your passion.

Yes, you can create your own chess group or event, attracting like-minded individuals to join and participate in games or tournaments.

While Meetup primarily focuses on in-person events, some groups may offer virtual chess gatherings. Check the event details for online options.

Chess meetups are often held in public spaces such as libraries and community centers, though the location can vary with each event.

Meetup facilitates connecting people with various interests, allowing them to discover groups and events tailored to their hobbies, like chess.

Certainly, you can join as many chess clubs as you wish on Meetup, broadening your network and accessing a variety of playing environments.

Many clubs have diverse memberships, often including international or visiting players residing in or traveling through Toronto.

Definitely, joining chess clubs through Meetup is a great way to meet new people who share your interest in chess and enjoy social activities together.

Generally, having your own chess set can be helpful, but many clubs provide boards and pieces. Check the event details for specific requirements.

Yes, some clubs focus on competitive play, offering tournaments and structured games to provide challenging experiences for advanced players.

Not all clubs are designed for every skill level. Evaluate group descriptions and events to find the one that matches your expertise and interests.

Family-oriented chess meetups are often available, welcoming players of all ages, and making for an excellent family outing.