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Evening Conditioning Hike in La Cañada

Evening Conditioning Hike in La Cañada

Fri, Nov 6, 2:45 AM
From Sierra Club Pasadena Group - Hikes and More!
4.8

Our long-standing Thursday night hike has MOVED from Eaton Canyon/Henninger Flats to La Cañada! We'll enjoy great views of the LA basin and the night sky while getting an aerobic workout. This hike is 5 miles round trip, with 1300' elevation gain, along the Earl Canyon Motorway (which is actually a dirt fire road). At the top we'll pause to enjoy the city views from the lookout point on the concrete slab. No pets please. If you have a service dog, contact hike leader in advance. **Level**: Moderate to strenuous -- you can hike at your own pace. **Bring:** Sturdy footwear, water, clothing layers (jacket or windbreaker), and a flashlight or headlamp. We'll start walking promptly at 7 PM, so please arrive in time to fill out waiver/signup sheet. Or, save time at the trailhead by filling out the online waiver in advance: https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details?formcampaignid=701Po00002CHajtIAD . **Cancellation policy:** Steady rain cancels. **Please note, this hike and many more are also posted on the Sierra Club website and Facebook, so we always have more attendees than indicated on Meetup!** https://angeles.sierraclub.org/outdoors/activities You don't need to be a Sierra Club member to attend this hike -- all are welcome.

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Trail Work on Echo Mountain

Mon, Nov 2, 4:00 PM
From SoCal Hikers & Trail Builders
4.9
2 attendees
Above & Beyond Screenwriting Workshop - In Person!

Above & Beyond Screenwriting Workshop - In Person!

Fri, Nov 13, 4:00 AM
From Above & Beyond Screenwriting Workshop
4.9

We're meeting at Oldfield's Liquor Room on Venice Blvd for the month of October. RSVP's open every Friday morning at 11:00am. The first five writers to RSVP and comment with "pages" will present their work the following Thursday. Please feel free to pm me for additional details. REQUIRED READING FOR NEW MEMBERS - Please read the Screenwriting Info sheet pdf before attending your first Thursday workshop. Message James the organizer with your email address, and he will send it to you.

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SURVIVAL SKILLS INTENSIVE —  - The Skills you NEED!

SURVIVAL SKILLS INTENSIVE — - The Skills you NEED!

Sat, Nov 14, 6:00 PM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

To attend and for exact location, Register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/survival-skills-intensive-2/) Here’s a chance to practice all of the basic skills that are considered the essential skills. We will do a little bit of everything, and try to keep hiking to a minimum. Knowledge of plants and their many uses is a critical skill that relates to every other skill. You will learn how to identify key plants, and how to use them for food, medicine, fire-making, cordage, and more. Fire-making is an essential survival skill, and you should always have a few ways to make fire. On this class, you will practice primitive fire-making, as well as cooking, and water purification. Along the way, you will learn about emergency shelters, how to make cordage, and more. A great day to get into the mountains with like-minded people. Location details sent upon registration. Bring a bowl, knife, and water. $75 ($55 for seniors and students)

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Mount Baldy via Devil’s Backbone + Food & Drinks

Mount Baldy via Devil’s Backbone + Food & Drinks

Sat, Nov 7, 2:00 PM
From Young Professionals Hiking Group of SoCal (YoPro Hikes)
4.9

⚠️ Most attendees and all event communication will be through our YoPro Hikes community on Heylo. 👉 Please join our Heylo group here for full details, updates, meeting location, and group communication: https://heylo.com/invite/CNRhLnMO

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Dance with Jan & Marc in La Canada

Dance with Jan & Marc in La Canada

Fri, Nov 13, 4:00 AM
From Folk Dance Federation + Foothill Folk Dancers of La Canada
4.9

We dance on Thursdays 8:00 - 10:00 PM at the Nourishing Spirits Center on the campus of St. George's Episcopal Church, 808 Foothill Blvd., La Canada. Whether you're new to folk dancing or experienced, we hope you’ll join us for fun and beautiful dances from around the world. This may be long, but we think you will find it helpful. This event is part of an ongoing group, and you are welcome to come any week. For your first visit, please try to arrive 5-10 minutes early so we can say hello before teaching starts. We will teach several dances appropriate for both new and experienced dancers for half an hour or so, and there will be more dances you can join in after that. You will be dancing the first evening, even if you have never danced before. The particular dances we teach each week will depend on the dance experience of our participants. We'll have a break at 9:00 for refreshments and socializing and then dance again until 10:00. (If you can't stay that late, it's perfectly fine to leave early.) Your $5 helps pay our rent. This is not a business. We dance for the joy of it. We are a very friendly group and very supportive of new participants. The teaching is extremely popular. No one is ever pressured or put on the spot. Our only goal is to have fun together. We no longer require vaccinations or masks, but we encourage good health practices, and some participants wear masks. We use Meetup only to attract new participants (like you!) and not for our normal communications. To learn more about our group or to contact us, please visit [Foothill.Dance](https://Foothill.Dance) (no .com, .org, .net, or .anything else is needed). We hope you can join us soon for a fun evening of dancing and socializing. Jan & Marc Rayman

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Frequently asked questions

Canyoneering on Meetup involves joining groups of people to explore outdoor canyon landscapes, often combining hiking, climbing, and swimming. It's an adventurous way to connect with nature and other enthusiasts in your area.

To find canyoneering groups in Los Angeles, search on Meetup by entering 'canyoneering' and selecting the Los Angeles area. You'll see a list of available groups and events tailored to this exciting outdoor activity.

Yes, you can check for canyoneering events happening this weekend on Meetup. Filter your search by date to see events scheduled for the upcoming weekend in the Los Angeles area.

Absolutely! Many canyoneering groups welcome beginners and provide a supportive environment to learn skills in a safe manner. Simply check the group descriptions on Meetup to find those suitable for beginners.

RSVPing for canyoneering events on Meetup is straightforward. Once you find an event you're interested in, click 'RSVP' to let the organizers know that you'll attend.

While some basic trekking gear might be necessary, certain events may provide special equipment like harnesses or helmets. Check the event details on Meetup for specific gear requirements.

Yes, on Meetup, you can join as many adventure groups as you like. This allows you to explore different activities, from canyoneering to other outdoor pursuits, depending on your interests.

While Meetup provides the platform to meet like-minded individuals, building friendships depends on active participation and connections you make at events.

Not all canyoneering events are for beginners. Some require more experience. Be sure to read the event details and ask organizers any questions if you're unsure.

While there's often a variety of groups and events, availability may fluctuate. If there’s no current group, try starting your own canyoneering group in Los Angeles!

Safety in canyoneering events is typically addressed by the organizers. They often provide guidelines and may require attendees to follow specific safety protocols. Always prioritize safety by preparing and following instructions.

Canyoneering events are typically in-person given the nature of the activity. However, some initial informational meetings or discussions could be held online.

Join specialized groups on Meetup and participate regularly. Active involvement often leads to connections with more experienced canyoneers willing to partner for adventures.

Joining Meetup and attending many events is free, but certain canyoneering events might have a fee for equipment or professional guides. Always check event details for costs.

Age policies vary by event. Some may be adult-only while others could be family-friendly. Review each canyoneering event's description on Meetup for age restrictions.