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The Comfort Circle - where shared stories become shared strength

The Comfort Circle - where shared stories become shared strength

Sat, Aug 8, 2:00 PM
From The Comfort Circle - Women's Support & Connection Meetup

**Event Overview** Join us for a gentle, welcoming meetup created for women who are navigating difficult chapters and want a space to feel heard. This first gathering will be a relaxed, free‑flowing conversation where you can come as you are, meet other women, and ease into the community at your own pace. **What to Expect** We’ll settle into a comfortable space and let the conversation unfold naturally. You’re welcome to share what you’re going through, listen to others, or simply be present — whatever feels right for you. There’s no structure, no pressure, and no expectation to talk. Just a warm, open space where shared stories can become shared strength. **Who’s Welcome** Women of all ages, backgrounds, and life experiences. If you’re going through a transition, feeling overwhelmed, or simply craving genuine connection, you’re welcome here. This space is meant to meet you where you are. **Why Join** Because you deserve a community that listens with compassion without any judgement or bias. Because you don’t have to carry everything alone. Because connection can be healing. Please note this event is not hosted or sponsored by the Toronto Public Library.

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9 attendees
Local Social Host Sign-Up: Lunches, Drinks & Curated Experiences

Local Social Host Sign-Up: Lunches, Drinks & Curated Experiences

Sun, Jul 26, 4:00 PM
From Connect & Grow Toronto
4.5

**Want to help bring your city’s community together?** We’re looking for local hosts to organize small group lunches, evening drinks, mixers, movie get-togethers and curated experiences. **No experience necessary,** just a friendly attitude, some local knowledge, and a willingness to meet a few new people. After each event, we’ll send a short feedback form so we can improve and support you. The host will also be able to provide feedback so we can learn what worked and what didn't. **[Click here](https://form.questionscout.com/6926c9ab87a828a5c11a79fc)** to apply and get started: if you’re selected, we’ll reach out for a quick screening call.

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2 attendees
Anxiety and Depression Peer Support 20s, 30s

Anxiety and Depression Peer Support 20s, 30s

Sat, Jul 25, 2:00 PM
From Anxiety and Depression Peer Support 20s, 30s
4.8

This is an in person event! Join our anxiety and depression peer support group where we'll: 1. Share experiences about anxiety and depression 2. Hear others' struggles with anxiety and depression, so you don't feel alone 3. Hear victory stories, feel inspired that healing is possible 4. Build connections based on the common experience of mental illness and anxiety Positive social interaction, supporting others, and sharing our thoughts, all associated with positive mental health outcomes.

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1 attendee

Photography Walk: Evergreen Brickworks

Sun, Jul 12, 4:15 PM
From Full Spectrum Social: The Social Group for Autistic Adults
4.7
23 attendees
Deer Park Toastmasters IN-PERSON Meeting (Guests welcome)

Deer Park Toastmasters IN-PERSON Meeting (Guests welcome)

Wed, Jul 15, 10:30 PM
From Toastmasters - Toronto, North York, Scarborough (DivD)
4.7

## Details *We are a welcoming place and space to develop your public & virtual speaking, presentation and leadership skills*. This meeting will include a special workshop on **Communicate Bravely Workshop with Jason Maraschiello** **Meeting Agendas** *include*: • Reading of Our Mission statement • Guest Introductions • Introduce a Word Of The Day • Table Topics impromptu speaking opportunities (if you're comfortable!) • Toastmaster Toast on a chosen Theme for the meeting • Speakers • Speech Evaluations and more... We look forward to meeting you soon! **This event is not hosted by or sponsored by the Toronto Public Library**

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2 attendees
Toronto Joy Social: Meet, Mingle, and a Walk Along the Water

Toronto Joy Social: Meet, Mingle, and a Walk Along the Water

Sun, Jul 12, 6:00 PM
From Toronto Joy
4.8

Hi everyone, Come spend a Sunday with us. Meet some good people, share a few laughs, and be part of something good. This is a Toronto Joy social, a chance to get to know the people behind this community. You don't need to have volunteered with us before. **Come as you are.** Bring a friend if you'd like. Everyone's welcome. Here's what the day looks like: ✦ Meet at The Well. We'll start with easy introductions and a few icebreakers, so no one's standing around feeling like a stranger. We'll have name tags too, so it's easy to find us and know who you're talking to. Grab a bite if you'd like, or save your appetite for the waterfront. Either way, settle in and let's get to know each other. ✦ I'll share what we're dreaming up. The projects ahead, where Toronto Joy is going, and how we're growing so we can serve the community in real ways. I'd love to hear what you'd want to be part of too. ✦ Then we walk down to Harbourfront together. At **4pm** there's a free concert at the Toronto Music Garden, right on the water. Two brothers from Santiago de Cuba bringing the warmth of Cuban music. The waterfront's alive that day with soccer, art, and music. Stay as long as you like and soak it all up. No rush to head off. **No need to register. Just show up.** Where to meet (inside The Well, food court across from Shoppers): * Head toward La Plume or The Dorset restaurant, then turn toward the statue and take the stairs down to the lower level. * Across from Shoppers, you'll see the entrance to The Well's food court. * Head in, and the long tables will be on your left. **That's us.**

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Meetup helps individuals connect with others through group activities and events based on shared interests. It's a platform designed to facilitate community building and social interaction, allowing users to find and join groups that align with their hobbies and goals.

Simply browse the Meetup website or app and use location filters to search for groups in Toronto. You can refine your search by interests and see a variety of community events happening nearby.

Find a group you're interested in, visit their Meetup page, and join. From there, you can RSVP for upcoming events and participate in community activities tailored to shared interests.

Yes, events hosted on Meetup in Toronto cater to a diverse range of age groups and interests, enabling individuals to connect with like-minded people through various community activities.

Absolutely, you can create a Meetup group in Toronto to bring together people who share your interests or goals. This can be a wonderful way to build a community around specific themes or causes.

Many events in Toronto on Meetup are free, but some may require a fee, which varies depending on the group's organizer and the event type. Always check event details for any costs.

Events are organized by local group leaders. They create event listings indicating the time, location, and activities planned. You can RSVP through Meetup and attend to engage with the local community.

Yes, Meetup is available on mobile devices, allowing you to find and join groups, RSVP for events, and stay connected on-the-go through the Meetup app.

Connecting with others depends on your participation and the events you choose. While Meetup offers opportunities for connection, engaging in group activities often is key to developing friendships.

While Toronto hosts a wide range of Meetup groups, not every interest may be represented. Group availability depends on existing communities and current group organizers.

Yes, you can join multiple Meetup groups in Toronto to explore various interests and meet a diverse set of people. Each group functions independently, offering unique community experiences.

No, events on Meetup are organized by local community leaders and individuals, not directly by Meetup itself. They use the platform to promote their events and engage with participants.

Yes, some groups in Toronto might host online events, allowing individuals to participate remotely. However, availability depends on group organizers and current event types.

Meetup provides the platform for connection but cannot guarantee friendships. Building connections relies heavily on attending events and engaging with community members actively.

To RSVP, visit the event's page on Meetup, and confirm your attendance by selecting the RSVP option. This helps organizers prepare based on the number of attendees.