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Helipad Society Dance & Chill @ Elysian Park Helipad

Helipad Society Dance & Chill @ Elysian Park Helipad

Sun, Aug 9, 9:00 PM
From House Beats in the Park
4.5

Last week was amazing, so we’re gonna keep it going! But this time we have a new name for clout: Helipad Society Get it? Because it’s a party on a helipad. Gorgeous views, chill times, and this Sunday it’s supposed to be 70 degrees! Perfect 🤌 Come join us for another get together in the park!

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Cantonese Parents Meetup #5

Cantonese Parents Meetup #5

Sun, Aug 9, 10:30 PM
From LA Cantonese Parents Unite

Hi! Let's get together for a Summer park hang! We'll plan for Vista Hermosa park again, which I feel like despite attempted efforts, we haven't actually been back to since our first gathering! The area closer to the park's **West entrance** is shady. We'll set up under the trees. Hope to see you guys there! Bring any Canto books, toys or resources you might want to share with the group. Picnic blanket recommended but no fret if you show up without one. **1 RSVP per family** Whether or not you're bringing your fam, please RSVP for just yourself to leave space for others to RSVP (we're capped by Meetup to 10 RSVP guests). **How my personal journey is going:** My daughter is now 2, and extremely talkative. She mostly speaks in English but will say random things in Cantonese. She can say most of the colors in Canto (purple and yellow she gets stuck on for some reason) and even if she doesn't necessarily say them, she knows her body parts and animals in Canto. I consider this to be a mild miracle considering how often I (don't) speak to her in Cantonese (a mix of my own Canto limitations, and my perceived ability for her to understand instructions/respond to me when I say more unfamiliar things in Canto). Let's all support and encourage each other and our kids! **Intentions:** * Create a fun, friendly, and supportive community * Improve each other's Cantonese by providing more opportunities to speak and learn - both for parents and kids * Bond with other Cantonese-speaking parents (or non-Canto parents trying to learn) and share the joys and challenges of trying to raise Cantonese-speaking humans * Normalize Cantonese for our kids by creating a place where other kids also speak Cantonese * Promote Cantonese language and culture, and both surface and serve the Canto-speaking community scattered throughout LA * Share tips and Canto resources **If you can't make this date/time, but are interested in the group, please message me. I'd love to hear from you.**

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Nibble Night - DEFCON Soldering Meetup

Nibble Night - DEFCON Soldering Meetup

Sun, Aug 2, 2:00 AM
From Null Space Labs
4.9

It's almost time for DEFCON! The ScriptKitty team is building flipper-compatible Mesh radios for Defcon classes, and you can learn surface mount soldering at Null Space Labs! Come build with us, or just hang out and see how hacking tools are made. If you have experience with soldering or pick and place for surface mount electronics, come join us for a fun night of music, pizza, and making electronics! We’ll be giving LoRa node kits to volunteers who can help us build for more than 2 hours, but anyone is welcome to hang out and see how electronics are made (and sometimes destroyed)! We’ll be building the Nibble Zero, a Flipper Zero compatible LoRa mesh radio, that also works just fine on its own! These cute Mesh nodes will be powering workshops at Defcon teaching beginners how to get started with Meshcore, Meshtastic, and Reticulum. If you’d like to volunteer, please [Sign up here!](https://www.universe.com/events/nibble-night-defcon-soldering-meetup-tickets-237NT8) [https://www.universe.com/events/nibble-night-defcon-soldering-meetup-tickets-237NT8](https://www.universe.com/events/nibble-night-defcon-soldering-meetup-tickets-237NT8) We have limited table space available, but anyone is welcome to hang out at NSL! We'll try to get food to cover anyone who signs up to solder above!

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Los Angeles Therian Quadrobics monthly Pack (ages 10-15) Meeting #19

Los Angeles Therian Quadrobics monthly Pack (ages 10-15) Meeting #19

Mon, Aug 10, 12:00 AM
From New - LA Therian Quadrobics Monthly Family Pack -ages 10-15
4.9

NEW MEMBERS- TO RECEIVE THE LOCATION PLEASE DM ME YOUR PARENT's EMAIL TO RECEIVE THE ADDRESS. The location is not posted publicly. We will hang out, get to know each other, practice quads, vocals, storytelling and explore. The exact location and parking information will be provided to members privately. Please RSVP. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian over 18. Hope to meet some therians! It's getting hot PLEASE BRING WATER! Unfortunately there's not a water fountain nearby. Sunscreen and bug spray are a good idea too. GUIDELINES PLEASE READ: * Only approved members of this pack and their parent/guardian are invited to participate- please do not bring others * Only therians and their parent/guardians * Respectful language and behavior is required

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Robo Sundays

Robo Sundays

Sun, Aug 2, 8:00 PM
From CRASH Space
4.5

Gather once a month to do anything and everything robot-related. If you have a project to bring, by all means bring it, but feel free to stop by to watch, learn, discuss, collaborate, be inspired, or just hang out! \-\-\-\-\-\- CRASH Space is a non-profit organization located in Los Angeles and run by volunteers. We are a collection of artists, hackers, programmers, builders, and makers. Our members use the space to work on their projects, share ideas, and help each other create whatever they envision. Learn more at [https://blog.crashspace.org](https://blog.crashspace.org/)

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1 attendee
🎲 Games & Thrones 🏰 Thursdays 👑

🎲 Games & Thrones 🏰 Thursdays 👑

Fri, Aug 7, 12:55 AM
From Hollywood Moonlight Academy
4.9

A witchcraft store hosting weekly tabletop board game nights alongside *Game of Thrones* screenings would look like a **deeply atmospheric, community-centric sensory experience** that seamlessly blends dark fantasy pop culture with real-world occult practices. Instead of a brightly lit, sterile game shop, the space would feel like a cozy, secretive tavern or an ancient castle solar. The Aesthetic and Spatial Layout The store must carefully balance retail space with active gathering areas, using lighting and layout to create distinct "zones." * **The Hearth & Screen:** A dedicated viewing lounge with a projector casting onto a blank wall or a tapestry frame. Seating consists of plush velvet couches, floor cushions, and faux-fur throws to mimic the Great Hall of Winterfell. * **The Gaming Tables:** Massive, dark wood tables illuminated by dim, warm overhead lighting or battery-operated amber candles so players can read card text without ruining the moody ambiance. * **The Retail Borders:** The perimeter remains a fully functioning shop. Bookcases filled with grimoires, herb jars, and crystals act as the literal backdrop for the games. Weekly Timeline & Event Schedule To maximize retail sales and keep the evening structured, the night should run on a tight, repeatable schedule. [ 5:30 PM ] Doors Open & Pre-Show Social (Tarot pulls, shopping discounts) [ 6:00 PM ] Game of Thrones: Episode 1 [ 7:00 PM ] Intermission & Thematic Ritual (Brief candle lighting or tea service) [ 7:15 PM ] Game of Thrones: Episode 2 [ 8:15 PM ] Tabletop Gaming Open Play Begins [ 10:30 PM] Event Wrap-up & Closing Thematic Integration: Blending Magic with Westeros To make this unique to a *witchcraft* store rather than a standard comic shop, the event should explicitly tie the show's lore to real-world esoteric practices. * **"House Allegiance" Tarot Readings:** Before the episodes start, a staff reader could offer quick, three-card pulls based on Westerosi houses (e.g., House Stark for survival/ancestors, House Targaryen for ambition/rebirth). * **Themed Ritual Intermissions:** During the 15-minute gap between episodes, the host could light a specific incense or a "Melisandre-inspired" flame ritual to clear the room's energy before the next story arc. * **The Potions Bar:** Serving specific loose-leaf tea blends or botanical mocktails during the screenings, such as a lavender-chamomile "Milk of the Poppy" for relaxation or a spicy ginger-hibiscus "Fire and Blood" brew. The Tabletop Game Selection The board games available after the show should mirror the themes of political intrigue, dark fantasy, prophecy, and witchcraft. * **Thematic Strategy Games:** Title selections like *Dune: Imperium*, *Oath*, or the official *Game of Thrones: The Board Game* for players who love intense faction betrayal and resource management. * **Occult & Modern Witchcraft Games:** Games like *Middara*, *Arkham Horror*, *Betrayal at House on the Hill*, or *The Grimm Forest* to lean heavily into monsters, spells, and gothic folklore. * **Social Deduction Games:** Faster, high-energy hidden-role games like *Blood on the Clocktower* or *Werewolves* (re-skinned to fit fantasy houses) that keep the entire room laughing and arguing together. Operational and Legal Considerations Running a public event involving copyrighted media and community gaming requires a few practical guidelines. * **Copyright and Licensing:** Showing *Game of Thrones* publicly for commercial gain can violate HBO's terms. To stay compliant, the store should frame the evening as a **free community club night** where no ticket is required to watch, while generating revenue through retail sales, game rentals, or the potions/tea bar. * **Aroma and Sensory Control:** Because board gamers need to concentrate and watch a screen, the store should swap out heavy, smoke-producing charcoal incense for subtle reed diffusers or wax melters so attendees don't leave with watery eyes. * **Noise Management:** Screenings require silence, while board games generate loud cheering and laughing. Keeping the schedule strictly divided (Screenings *then* Games) ensures the two activities never fight for acoustic dominance.

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At drone events, you can participate in discussions, fly drones, attend educational workshops, or even compete in friendly flying contests, depending on the event lineup.

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Yes, anyone with a Meetup account can start a group. If you don't find the right fit, you can create a group tailored to specific drone activities or interests.

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While most drone events are in-person for hands-on activities, some discussion-based events or workshops may be offered online, thanks to organizers' preferences and logistics.

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