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THUG Equinox-kickoff edition!

THUG Equinox-kickoff edition!

Mon, Sep 21, 10:30 PM
From Toronto Houdini User Group (THUG)
4.8

As a **special-edition\* THUG event**, we are excited to announce that we will be hosting a Houdini Usergroup event on Monday September 21, to kick off the week of Equinox! Stick around Tuesday and Wednesday for workshops, presentations and physical interaction of the like-minded! We will of course be having presentations Monday night as well -- covering RBDs and COPs -- AND there will be a special giveaway! Pick up an H22 tshirt and your very own FLIP plushy :)) Please RSVP so we get enough food+drink for everyone. Else... we'll see you there! For Tuesday and Wednesday registration, click [here](https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/houdini-hive-equinox-tickets-1996727885857?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_cid=181bf58c2b) to register. \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- \- *\*we will return to Thursday default setting; Monday only for this occasion!* \*\*presentation schedule of speakers will be posted in due time :)

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44 attendees
Fuego Bachata Sensual Mondays

Fuego Bachata Sensual Mondays

Tue, Sep 15, 1:00 AM
From Salsa | Bachata | Kizomba GTA
4.6

* 💥 Fuego Bachata Sensual Mondays💥 Start your week with flavor, rhythm, and good vibes! 🌶💃🕺 Enjoy amazing food, fun lessons, and non-stop Latin dancing all night long! 📍 Tehranto Restaurant – 5625 Yonge St, North York 🚇 Finch Subway \| 🅿 Free Parking 🍽 Full Kitchen + Bar Specials Open Late 🎟 $10 Cover (includes Lesson) 🕘 9PM Bachata Lesson – Guest Instructor 🎶 DJ Geronimo heating up the floor with the best Salsa, Bachata & Latin beats all night! Come for the lessons, stay for the dancing — Mondays just got HOT! 🔥 Best way to get a hold of us is through WhatsApp: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KpFOsXEuXRWB7uOYorJNPU

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1 attendee

Shamrock Bowl: 5-Pin Bowling

Sun, Sep 13, 4:30 PM
From Full Spectrum Social: The Social Group for Autistic Adults
4.7
16 attendees
Krav Maga & Business Networking Event

Krav Maga & Business Networking Event

Sat, Sep 19, 4:00 PM
From Legacy Makers Group

Sometimes we get so busy working, building businesses, and chasing goals that we forget to make time for ourselves. **Brothers n’ Business** is about creating space to do both — build meaningful connections while having fun and trying something new. For our first event, we’re combining networking with a beginner-friendly **Krav Maga experience**. No experience or special fitness level is required. Expect: * Beginner-friendly Krav Maga * Practical self-defence skills * Entrepreneurs, professionals & business leaders * Real conversations and meaningful connections * A relaxed, social atmosphere The goal is simple: **meet good people, try something new, and build connections that can help move your goals forward.** **Connections Create Capital.** ⚠️ **Registration is completed through Eventbrite.** Your Meetup RSVP does **not** reserve your spot. 👉 **Register here:** https://luma.com/c4ja9e6z Space is limited.

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1 attendee
Practical Building Agents - The Science Behind and a Snowflake Use-Case

Practical Building Agents - The Science Behind and a Snowflake Use-Case

Thu, Sep 24, 9:00 PM
From Toronto Snowflake User Group
4.8

**Location:** OneEleven, 325 Front St. W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 2Y1 **4th floor**, left of the elevators ## Snowflake Toronto User Group: Practical Building Agents - The Science Behind and a Snowflake Use-Case We are excited to invite you to the next Snowflake Toronto User Group meeting on **Thursday, September 24th, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM**. Talks will start promptly at 6:00 PM. **On the Agenda:** A working session on how AI agents are actually built, taught as a class rather than a guided lab. Most agent tutorials hand you a framework and a happy path. This one goes underneath. We cover what a language model actually is and what that means for system design, why context is the whole game, how tool use differs from classic RAG, how semantic search and chunking really work, and what separates a true agent from a chatbot with tools. If you have used Cortex Agents or ADK without knowing what a skill is under the hood or what the framework is doing on your behalf, this session is for you. The second half applies it. We design a pipeline failure triage agent live, on the board, in the room. The nightly load ran green, the row counts are wrong, and nobody is awake. That last constraint breaks the usual human-in-the-loop pattern and forces some genuinely interesting decisions about approval, memory and trust. We close with two concrete deployment paths: schedule it in Snowflake CoWork, or run your own orchestration loop on Snowpark Container Services when you need full control. Ryan and Augusto then walk through a working end-to-end version they built. Bring questions. The flow is meant to shift with the room. **Networking & Community:** A light meal and refreshments will be served, and attendees will receive exclusive items from the Snowflake community. Don't miss out on this opportunity to network with fellow Snowflake users and gain valuable insights. RSVP now to secure your spot and join our growing community. Please register to participate in this exciting event! **Agenda 🗓️** 5:00 - 5:20pm - Arrival 5:20 - 5:45pm - Light Meal and Drinks 5:45 - 6:10pm - Intro 6:10 - 7:10pm - Presentation and Demo 7:10 - 8:00pm - Networking and happy hour

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AWS Student Community Day Toronto

AWS Student Community Day Toronto

Sat, Sep 26, 2:00 PM
From AWS SBG at Sheridan College - Davis Campus
4.6

[Register Now - AWS Student Community Day - Toronto](https://luma.com/11nchdym) Be part of history! Get ready for a high-energy day at **AWS Student Community Day Toronto**-the first-ever AWS Student Community Day in North America! Hosted by the AWS Student Builder Group at Sheridan College , this full-day event is packed with learning, fresh ideas, and plenty of chances to explore what you can build with cloud technology. Whether you want to pick up practical skills, hear from people working with AWS, or simply spend the day in a room buzzing with momentum, there will be something worth showing up for. **What to expect:** * **Expert Sessions:** Hear directly from industry leaders and experienced AWS practitioners. * **AWS Jam & Workshops:** Roll up your sleeves to build real-world cloud skills through hands-on technical workshop activities and an interactive, challenge-based AWS Jam. * **Intern Conversations:** Get actionable career advice and learn how to land your next role from students who have successfully navigated the intern hiring process. * **Food & Fun Atmosphere:** Settle in and enjoy the experience from start to finish with lunch and snacks provided to keep your energy up. * **Networking & Swag:** Connect with peers across the GTA and take home exclusive AWS giveaways and free swag! Come ready to learn, meet people, and make the most of a day built for students who want a closer look at AWS and where it can take them. **Space is limited** **You must RSVP and apply before September 12th to secure your spot!**

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform where Lego enthusiasts in Toronto can join groups dedicated to their passion. This service connects people who want to explore creative events, participate in building challenges, or simply enjoy Lego play with others who share their hobby.

To locate Lego events in Toronto, use Meetup's search feature to look for groups in the city that list upcoming gatherings or meetups in their calendars. You can explore local events that align with your interests.

Yes, you can join multiple Lego groups via Meetup. This is a great way to connect with diverse communities, each offering unique events and experiences tailored to Lego fans.

Participation in Lego activities varies per event. Some meetups focus on building, while others might center around discussions or exhibits. It's best to check the event details to know what to expect.

Joining Meetup and exploring Lego groups is free, but some events may charge a fee. Always check event details for any associated costs or materials needed for participation.

Some Lego groups in Toronto might organize exhibitions or field trips to larger shows. Check each group's event calendar to find events that include exhibitions.

RSVPing is simple; once you find a Lego event you're interested in, click 'Join' or 'RSVP' on the event page. You'll then get details on how to participate and any important updates.

While Meetup facilitates networking and socializing, making friends depends on active engagement and participation. Attend events regularly to enhance connections.

Groups on Meetup are independently created by organizers, not by official Lego corporations. Always check each group's details and past event reviews to gauge activity and community engagement.

Lego activities in Toronto may include building sessions, competitions, or casual discussions about themes or techniques. Each group may offer a variety of events tailored to different interests.

Absolutely! If you have a particular vision or unique idea for Lego-focused meetups, you can create your own group on Meetup to gather like-minded enthusiasts in Toronto.

Yes, many groups welcome newcomers and beginners eager to learn or casually engage with Lego building. Look for groups that state they accommodate various skill levels.

Meetup provides a platform to find and connect; however, group quality is dependent on the organizer and members involved. Reviewing each group's activities and feedback helps ensure they meet your expectations.

Specific Lego themes might have dedicated groups if there's enough interest. You can search for themed events or organize your own if it doesn't yet exist in your area.

Some Lego groups may host online events, expanding participation options. Check the event format when browsing groups to see if they offer virtual meetups.