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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

Book 150: The Cautious Traveller's Guide to the Wastelands by Sarah Brooks

Thu, Jun 4, 9:00 AM
From The Second Last Book Club on Earth
4.8
6 attendees
May Book of the month -  Hekate - The Witch

May Book of the month - Hekate - The Witch

Tue, May 26, 8:30 AM
From Books & Us - A Melbourne Book club
4.8

Book Club: [Hekate](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/223296200-hekate---the-witch) the Witch by Nikita Gill Step into the shadowed spaces where myth, magic, and self-discovery intertwine. Hekate the Witch is a powerful collection of poems that channels the voice of the ancient goddess Hekate, exploring themes of transformation, independence, and feminine power. Nikita Gill gives voice to the marginalized, the mystical, and the misunderstood, weaving a tapestry of verse that is at once haunting, comforting, and profoundly empowering. Through vivid imagery and spellbinding language, Gill guides readers on a journey of introspection and resilience. The poems confront heartbreak, identity, and personal evolution, reminding us that embracing our own power often requires walking through the darkness. With Hekate as both guide and metaphor, this collection asks us to honor our intuition, our shadows, and the quiet strength that resides in the unseen. Gill’s work resonates as both a personal and collective call to awaken, offering moments of reflection, rebellion, and radical self-acceptance. Whether read slowly, aloud, or in fragments, these poems linger—like magic in the air, or footsteps in a midnight forest. Discussion Points: • Power and Autonomy: How does Gill explore self-sovereignty through the figure of Hekate? Are her poems a call to reclaim personal agency? • Darkness and Transformation: How are loss, grief, or shadowed experiences reframed as sources of strength? • Feminine Archetypes: How does the goddess Hekate function as a symbol for modern empowerment? • Poetic Form and Voice: How does Gill’s style—short verses, repetition, vivid imagery—shape the emotional impact of the work? • Spiritual and Emotional Resonance: Which poems spoke to your own journey of self-discovery, resilience, or empowerment, and why?

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Squishface Monthly Drawing Night MAY @ SQUISHFACE

Squishface Monthly Drawing Night MAY @ SQUISHFACE

Wed, May 27, 9:00 AM
From Squishface Comic Studio Meetup
4.5

LAST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH so **IT'S DRAWING NIGHT AT SQUISHFACE** Join us at Squishface's studio space in South Melbourne: Studio Hall, on the grounds of St Kilda South Port Uniting Church on Dorcas St. There are FOUR TRAMS you can catch from the city. **58, 96, 12** or the **1!** It is even walkable from the city. Bring your sketch books, bring your pens, bring a friend. It's not a class - it's a drawing hang out. All skill levels welcome. Always lots of regulars, always newies. Be socially awkward, be confident as heck. This is informal, it's just a free drawing session. Go ahead and bring snacks. But no nuts please! Our venue is wheelchair accessible, as are the very toilets. Minors are welcome but will need an accompanying adult. Contact us on 0422509144 if any issues or you get lost. Please follow us both on instagram, for comic and zine related news and events. 👉 [Squishface Studio](http://www.instagram.com/Squishfacestudio) Here's an [instagram video](https://www.instagram.com/reel/C4J5GiOPLxc/) showing where Studio Hall is. You simply enter from the street, walk up toward the big bluestone church, then go left to the car park and you will find Studio Hall!

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Marvel Trivia - FREE @FortressMELB

Marvel Trivia - FREE @FortressMELB

Mon, Jun 1, 9:00 AM
From Fortress Melbourne
4.5

**Special Edition Trivia starts 7PM \| Free Entry \| Prizes & a guaranteed Marvel\-ous time\!** Assemble your heroes (or villains), don your mask, and head into our Tavern for **Marvel Themed Trivia** — a one-night special event where your knowledge muscles will be flexed! Hosted in the heart of our bustling Fortress Tavern, this isn’t your average pub trivia. Expect an night filled with themed music, special drinks**,** and like-minded fans battling you for the top prize! 🎁 **Epic Prizes** 🍹 **Themed Cocktails** 🎲 **Marvel Lore & Curveball Rounds** 🧙‍♂️ **Immersive Vibes. Cosplay Highly Encouraged** Whether you’re coming solo, or joining friends, you don't want to miss one-night only special event! Entry is free, but tables fill fast, **[book your spot](https://events.humanitix.com/marvel-tavern-trivia-free-fortressmelb)**[ ](https://events.humanitix.com/marvel-tavern-trivia-free-fortressmelb)**[now!](https://events.humanitix.com/marvel-tavern-trivia-free-fortressmelb)** Please note that attending on Meetup does not confirm your reservation.

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MOTHER Stories from the NGV collection: free guided tour

Sun, May 31, 1:15 AM
From Bayside Culture Vultures Women 50+
4.7
3 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people through shared interests, allowing you to find and join groups of like-minded individuals who organize events around common passions, such as comic book collecting.

Yes, Melbourne hosts various events for comic book enthusiasts. You can explore Meetups dedicated to comic book collecting, where you can meet fellow fans and discover new collections.

To join a comic book group, simply create a Meetup account, search for comic book collecting communities in Melbourne, and become a member. Once a member, you can attend events and interact with other collectors.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to search for local comic book collecting groups in Melbourne, helping you connect with enthusiasts near you and participate in relevant events.

Comic book Meetups often feature group discussions, swaps, and opportunities to explore collections. You'll meet fellow collectors and may learn about new comics or trends in the collecting community.

You can likely find collector-friendly clubs or groups in Melbourne through Meetup. These groups cater to varying levels of collecting expertise and often host gatherings to discuss and display collections.

Meeting frequency varies by group, with some hosting monthly get-togethers and others organizing events more sporadically based on interests and member availability.

Yes, you can start your own group on Meetup. This allows you to set the focus and schedule events for fellow Melbourne comic book collectors to gather, share, and discover.

Creating an account and browsing groups on Meetup is free. However, some groups might charge fees for attending specific events to cover costs like venue rental or special activities.

Once you've joined a group, you can easily RSVP to events via the Meetup platform. Simply go to the event page and indicate your attendance to help organizers plan accordingly.

While accessing Meetup is free, some specific events may have associated costs. Organizers will typically note any fees in the event details, allowing you to plan accordingly.

While Meetup offers broad opportunities, there's no guarantee a comic group exists for your specific niche. However, Melbourne's vibrant community likely has something for comic book fans.

Not necessarily. Some events might be held online due to organizer preferences or restrictions, ensuring you can participate and connect without meeting physically.

Meetup helps facilitate connections but can't guarantee friendships. Active participation and engagement in group activities are key to forming connections within the community.

Event organization quality depends on the individual group organizers. While many strive for seamless experiences, discretion is advised as quality can vary.