Hamilton Arts and Culture 40+ is for those who enjoy live theatre, the opera, the HPO, movies, good literature, learning about other cultures, visiting museums and art galleries, exploring unique neighbourhoods and architecture, attending festivals, and dining at unique/multicultural restaurants. This group is open to anyone over the age of 40, whether you are single, attached, female or male, straight or LGBTQ. Most events will occur in the Hamilton area, but we will also attend events in Toron …

This group is for everyone who is new to Toronto, lives temporarily in town or has been here for a while but hasn't had the time to know the city and is looking to explore this beautiful and interesting city while meeting new friends and having fun. We have a variety of activities: * outdoor activities * tours * festivals * museums * art galleries * beaches * sport games * film festivals * markets * pubs and clubs * dancing * restaurants * theatre and musicals * parties

It's time for singles to mingle! Join us and get ready for exciting singles events in downtown Toronto each month! Why we were created: This meetup was created to allow single black women and men (any ethnicity) that are interested in dating black women to meet and get to know each other in a fun, engaging, safe, social environment. Our members: We are single black professional women who are adventurous, sexy, classy, positive and fun. We are single men that are interested in meeting amazing bla …

About Our Studio Pink Panther Studios is located in one of Toronto's most popular photography areas. It is easily accessible by car or public transportation. Now solely run by co-founder Toni Wallachy, you can expect nothing less than pure, visual XTC through the lens.  You'll definitely find this seasons workshops sensual, sassy and peppered to the nines with colour and spunk. Currently all workshops are listed on our Meet-up web site, Creative-Imaging-Photography.  You can easily review all …

This Meetup Group is not affiliated with the Art Gallery of Ontario.  It is an unofficial group for people who volunteer at the AGO. You MUST be a CURRENT AGO Volunteer to join this group. If you are NOT currently volunteering at the AGO, please visit:  http://www.ago.net/volunteer-opportunities to learn about how to become a volunteer. The purpose of this Meetup Group is to make it easier for volunteers to interact outside of shifts and education sessions.  We are people who enjoy art and sh …

Access Creativity can be understood in two ways. If we think of access as a verb then the meaning is about becoming more deeply engaged with our creativity. By accessing new levels of our creative potential we can expand our options in life as well as in our creative work. If we think of access as a noun then the meaning is about what we can bring into our lives through our creativity. Music, poetry, all of the arts can provide access to insight, understanding and spiritual maturity not easily a …

Get to know families who are also vegan, vegetarian or planning to make the big change in the Greater Toronto Area. Offer and receive support, organize play dates, potlucks, share recipes, talk about parenting, animal rights, homeschooling (regular school too!), and food, food, food!! Who attends the group meetings? Veg Kids and their Caregivers!!! Vegan, Vegetarian babies, toddlers, kids, and teens, their parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents and caregivers living or working …

Well, the fact that I am starting this PhD student meet-up group should tell you that I’m procrastinating despite a fast encroaching deadline, and a deluge of emails from my supervisors harassing me about that long overdue chapter. This meet-up is really aimed at nomadic PhD students like myself who do not have a network here.  For example, I am completing my degree in arty-phartysness (Art History and Musicology) through the University of Edinburgh but after two years abroad and living like a h …

52 WEEKS OF FUN IN TORONTO is the go-to meetup group for fun and exciting events year-round in the Greater Toronto Area! We'll break the monotony of doing the same stuff by trying different fun activities big and small. Meet new friends, form lasting relationships, discover new fun things to do. We aim to go to festivals, paint ball, play sports, watch sports, play video games, do theme parties, pot luck, have pub nights, go clubbing, enjoy stand up comedy, hike, bike, climb, run, listen to poet …

The Museum of Inuit Art Gallery (MIA Gallery), home of the Global Inuit Art Project, is a non-profit Inuit art gallery which showcases some of the most prominent Inuit artworks in the world. MIA Gallery works with the equitable, Inuit owned and operated cooperatives and art marketing systems to source their artworks, thereby supporting Inuit artists and their communities directly. We want to meet individuals interested in learning about and supporting Inuit art and culture. We'll be inviting you …

If you live in Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville or any of the surrounding areas, this is a group for you. Dining out, travel, cultural events - museums, art galleries, live theatre, movies, festivals , hiking etc. are some of the activities that will take place.

This meetup group is for all those strong, independent and fantastic single women (age range 35-45) who are passionate about life. You want to connect with other positive ladies about things that matter in your life - special interests, the city, or your career. You don’t feel the need to commiserate about past relationships or dating life. In fact, you are looking forward, enjoying life and wanting to make new friendships along the way. The diary refers to events planned for the group like: D …

This is a group for anyone interested in learning how to, or sharing their own experiences with, exhibiting and selling their photography and art works. It will also be a chance to work with others and promote each other for success!

Hi all! I love life drawing and nothing is more relaxing then starting a Sunday with a coffee and then drawing the human form for for a few hours, I find it relaxing and get me out my usual head space of work or social obligations. I'll usually head over to the venue and find a local coffee shop to get a nice caffeine fix before the class and just get relaxed for the session. I had initially intended to use the Toronto School of Art facilities which had a fantastic schedule but due to bankrupcy …

Dinner and a movie? Sure that's always fun but we can do better. Let's combine lunch/dinner at some great restaurants with a festival, art gallery visit, museum, live theatee, live music etc. I want to check out restaurants who use local , organic ingredients where possible. Meat, fish and vegetarian options will be available at all restaurants. Meetups will take place between Thornhill to the north, Scarborough to the east, Brampton to the west and Oakville to the south west including Mississau …

Learn how to design and create your own beautiful works of art! Talking Feather Creations will offer classes on many different mediums. Learn how to create your own jewelry to wear! Paint a ceramic piece to life! Watch the beads flow into something stunning! Sculpt some clay into a stunning fashion statement or a quirky magnet! And Much More!! There will be different skill levels starting with the basics. Meeting place will be disclosed upon confirmation. There will be a limited number of seats …

This is actually a social -- arts and culture, dining and entertainment, sports and outdoors -- group created for the purpose of inviting people who have isolated themselves because of depression, social anxiety or simply life events to meet and have fun. Once we've isolated ourselves, it's hard, for many reasons, to get out and socialize again, but science has proven that social activity is as effective or even more effective than medication in improving mood, motivation and overall well-being. …

This is a group of Toronto Camera Club Members who like to participate in Outings throughout the city. This will include photography shooting outings as well as visits to galleries and lectures.

Welcome to the Beach Photo Club! The Beach Photo Club is a local community interest club, which is volunteer-driven to promote members interest and knowledge of photography. We strive to provide activities and services as agreed by the members and to promote the appreciation and participation in the photographic arts. History The Beach Photo Club was formed in 1997. The first meeting was held at the Beach Arts Centre on Queen Street near Woodbine (now condos). A thriving local community club, wh …