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Friday evening climb in Bushwick (+ drinks @ KCBC)

Friday evening climb in Bushwick (+ drinks @ KCBC)

Fri, Sep 25, 11:00 PM
From Rock Climb + Chill in Brooklyn
4.9

\*\* Make sure you **DO RSVP to the Meetup event** for the special entrance price \*\* Come get your climb on in Bushwick! Whether you've never climbed or you're a pro, whether you want to boulder, top-rope, or (maybe) lead, we'll partner up and climb some walls. MetroRock Bushwick is pretty evenly split between bouldering and rope climbing, so we'll form groups based on climbing preferences, and who's belay- and/or lead-certified, or willing to get certified. This event is open to all skill levels, but please note that teaching belay techniques is not permitted at MetroRock outside of a scheduled class. If you plan to take the belay test, please make sure your skills are up to speed before you arrive. If it's your first time at MetroRock, try to get there a few minutes early to allow for registration and signing the waiver. For those who wish to join, at around 9pm we will pop over to [Kings County Brewers Collective](https://www.kcbcbeer.com/), a few blocks away, for a quick drink. **Agenda:** * 6:55pm: Arrive at MetroRock, check-in at front desk and sign waiver if necessary * 7pm: Meet the other attendees in the area to the right of the front desk * 7:15pm: Form pairs (or groups of 3) and move into the gym to start climbing. * 9pm: Meet at the front desk again, and head out together to the brewery. **More info about MetroRock:** [https://bushwick.metrorock.com/bushwick-home](https://bushwick.metrorock.com/bushwick-home) Special deal for Rock Climb + Chill event attendees: **$23 entrance fee** with **gear rental included** (save $21 compared to the regular $32 day pass + $12 gear rental). Just let the front desk staff know you're there for the Meetup.

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20 attendees
THE MOVE: Climbing Meet-Up with Brooklyn Boulders

THE MOVE: Climbing Meet-Up with Brooklyn Boulders

Tue, Oct 20, 11:00 PM
From Outsiders NY
4.6

**MUST REGISTER HERE TO ATTEND [https://joinoutsiders.com/events](https://joinoutsiders.com/events)** This week, THE MOVE heads indoors and vertical. Join us at Brooklyn Boulders Long Island City for a climbing meet-up designed to get the community together on the wall, no experience needed. Whether you're brand new to climbing or already logging sessions regularly, you'll find your people here. Brooklyn Boulders LIC is one of NYC's premier climbing gyms, featuring top-rope, lead, and bouldering terrain across a massive, creatively designed space. The OUTSIDERS crew will be there to help newcomers get set up, pair you with climbing partners, and keep the energy high. **What to expect:** * A welcome and intro from the OUTSIDERS team * Guidance for first-time climbers (staff and community support on hand) * Open climbing, bouldering, top-rope, and lead * Hangs, high-fives, and new friends * **A note on pricing:** Unlike most of our weekly meet-ups, this one isn't free, but thanks to our partnership with Brooklyn Boulders, it's heavily discounted for the OUTSIDERS community. Gear rental (shoes, harness) are included and available on site. **THE MOVE** – Weekly Movement Club by OUTSIDERS NYC has no shortage of run clubs. So we thought - let's do something different. THE MOVE is our weekly movement club designed to get the community together every Tuesday for something active, social, and just plain fun. Each week features a new partner, a new activity, and a new way to move - from workouts and training sessions to climbs, runs, and everything in between. Always good vibes. Always community first. Each week is hosted by OUTSIDERS founder [Jeremy Asgari ](https://www.instagram.com/jeremyasgari/)and the OUTSIDERS team, bringing the same energy you know and love from our adventures to this new weekly series. Please do not sign up if you might not be able to attend. If you need to cancel, please let us know 72 hours before the event. If you do not inform us, you will not be able to attend future THE MOVE events.

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Tuesday night climb at Movement Gowanus (+ drinks @ Threes Brewing)

Tuesday night climb at Movement Gowanus (+ drinks @ Threes Brewing)

Tue, Sep 22, 10:45 PM
From Rock Climb + Chill in Brooklyn
4.9

Come get your climb on! Whether you've never climbed or you're a pro, whether you want to boulder, top-rope or lead, we'll partner up and climb some walls.
Preferably you are belay-certifed, or willing to get certified, that way everyone can climb (except if you're only coming to boulder).
 If it's your first time at Movement, try to get there 10mins early to allow for registration and signing the waiver.
 For those who wish to join, at around 9pm we will pop over to Threes Brewing a couple of blocks away on Douglass St. for a quick drink. Agenda:
 • 6:40pm: Arrive at Movement, check-in at front desk and sign waiver if necessary
 • 6:45pm: Meet the other attendees in the area to the left of the front desk
 • 6:50pm: Form pairs (or groups of 3) and move upstairs to start climbing.
 • 9pm: Meet at the front desk again, and head out together to the bar. More Info about [Movement Gowanus](https://movementgyms.com/gowanus) **Special deal for Rock Climb + Chill event attendees:**
just $29 entrance fee with gear rental included (save $15 compared to the regular $32 day pass + $12 gear rental).
Just let the front desk staff know you're there for the Meetup.

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Stonewall Senders - an LGBTQ+ monthly climbing meetup group

Stonewall Senders - an LGBTQ+ monthly climbing meetup group

Wed, Oct 7, 10:30 PM
From Stonewall Senders
4.6

Please arrive around 630pm and come to the front desk, make sure you sign a waiver beforehand! First time climbers will need a brief orientation, this is run by the Goat staff (they're super friendly!) After that come find us, we'll be on the ground floor in the bouldering area! Comfy clothes and a water bottle are a smart move, and if you have your own climbing gear feel free to bring it with you! Discount day passes are available to the group, simply RSVP here and let the front desk know you're here for the meetup!

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1 attendee
Climb/R (NJ Climbing Meetup)

Climb/R (NJ Climbing Meetup)

Tue, Sep 29, 10:30 PM
From Climb/R (NJ Climbing partner meetup at Goat!)
4.9

Looking to meet a new climbing community? Maybe you've just moved and would like to meet some new climbing partners? Or you are new to the community and sport and would like to meet up with some new friends! Every Tuesday we have a very psyched community leader to introduce climbers to our community and to each other! Many of the regulars to this meetup (8+) don't bother signing up, but you will see them climbing and chatting at the meetup. Parking on Hackensack streets is free after 6 pm, so don't be discouraged if the Goat parking lot is full, which is often. Please inform the front desk that you are here for the meetup to receive the $18(no rentals) or $21(shoes and harness included) discounted day pass! Top Rope belay and Lead belay checks are free, and provided by the Goat staff team. All experience levels welcome.

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Anthony's Nose Hike!

Anthony's Nose Hike!

Sat, Sep 26, 12:00 PM
From New York Backpackers
4.8

Let's meet up to hike Anthony's Nose! We will be taking the 6:56AM train from grand central that gets into Manitou at 8:10 AM. We will meet at the Manitou train station and depart from the station at 8:15AM. I will post my cell number in the comments the day before. The hike itself is ~2.5 mile round trip. The walk from the Manitou train station to the Anthony's nose trail head is about 1.7 miles, making the total out and back (ending back at manitou station) ~6 miles. I will keep my eye on the weather to make sure no rain in the forecast. Bring hiking boots, water, and snacks. 🙂 🥾🍁

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people discover and join local communities. Through the platform, users find and participate in events or groups centered around shared interests such as bouldering.

Search for bouldering-themed groups or events on Meetup. You can filter by your New York location to find indoor or outdoor climbing activities nearby.

Yes, Meetup hosts various bouldering groups in New York City. Explore these communities and connect with others who share a passion for climbing.

Absolutely. Feel free to join as many bouldering groups as you like to meet different people and participate in a variety of climbing events.

Beginners are welcome! Many groups cater to different skill levels, providing a supportive environment for newcomers to learn and enjoy bouldering in New York.

Sure. If you're passionate about bouldering, start your own group on Meetup. Gather like-minded climbers in New York and arrange your climbing events.

Event frequency varies by group and organizer. Some may have weekly gatherings, while others might host monthly climbing sessions.

Joining Meetup is free, but some events might include a cost for participation depending on venue or organizer pricing.

No pressure to attend each event. Join the ones that fit your schedule and interests. Engaging at your own pace is encouraged.

Meetup fosters connections, but finding climbing partners relies on active participation and engagement in the community.

While Meetup hosts various bouldering events, not every climbing interest might be immediately available. Check regularly for new groups.

Events can be both indoor and outdoor depending on what organizers plan. You can discover climbs in gyms or natural settings in New York.

Event organization varies by host. Most aim for a smooth experience, but it's always good to communicate with organizers before attending.

Meetup focuses on group activities. For 1:1 climbing networking, engaging with attendees during events can open networking opportunities.

Group availability fluctuates by location. Consider broadening your search in neighboring areas or starting your own bouldering group.