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Play reading club !

Play reading club !

Sun, Nov 15, 7:00 PM
From Chapter 34: A Play Reading Club

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Anime Game Night

Anime Game Night

Fri, Nov 13, 12:00 AM
From NYC Anime Collective
4.9

Hey everyone, We'll be hanging out for an anime game night at The Tiny Cupboard (10 Cooper St, Brooklyn, NY 11207) on November 12 at 7-9pm. Come play games like Anime bingo, taboo, tic tac toe and more and win some prizes. If you need anything the day or or beforehand reach out to me at 347-659-6329.

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13 attendees

90s vs 2000s Karaoke @ Muses 35 [Manhattan, Ny]

Sat, Nov 21, 1:30 AM
From Anime Social Nexus
4.8
7 attendees
Book to be discussed:  “A Domestic Animal” by Francis King

Book to be discussed: “A Domestic Animal” by Francis King

Tue, Dec 1, 11:30 PM
From NYC Gay Guys' Book Club
4.7

"Francis King's 1970 novel *A Domestic Animal* is the story of Antonio Valli, a brilliant young Italian philosopher, who arrives to do a year's research at a well-to-do university. He lodges with Dick Thompson, a successful middle-aged novelist, and his good looks and impulsive yet immensely likeable character soon have Dick captivated. Valli is someone who needs to be admired and loved and has an insatiable craving for attention from everyone he meets; he needs an audience to perform to and he finds this at the university, but especially in Dick's company. It is not long before Dick Thompson has fallen completely in love with his charming - but very heterosexual - lodger. What follows is an ill-fated relationship that can only end in disaster, but in *A Domestic Animal* King has created a novel of bitter longing and painful complexities. 'Few English novelists have written with more might and assurance . . .' Spectator" — [goodreads.com](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7676080-a-domestic-animal?ref=nav_sb_ss_1_35) After the meeting, we head over to Julius' (one of the oldest operating gay bars in NYC) to chat about things other than books. Julius' is at 159 West 10th Street (on the corner of Waverly Place, about a block from the library). www.juliusbarny.com

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60 attendees

Gamble Murder Mystery! @ Casa 51 [Manhattan, NY]

Sat, Nov 21, 10:00 PM
From Anime Social Nexus
4.8
10 attendees
Manhattan Smutty Book Club - The Trouble with Monsters by Grace McGinty

Manhattan Smutty Book Club - The Trouble with Monsters by Grace McGinty

Wed, Dec 2, 12:00 AM
From Smutty Book Club
4.9

The book for December is recommended by Elle - **[The Trouble With Monsters: A Creature Crisis Hotline Novel by Grace McGinty](https://a.co/d/02aqkVAU)**. It's a monster reverse harem book about a human woman who comes to work for a monster crisis center. The books is pretty new, so it is only available in print or ebook, not audio. Quick housekeeping note: Scammers have been using the name of Smutty Book Club and its organizers to invite people to for-profit events. **If you receive any solicitation for an event or receive communication outside of Meetup asking for money, then it is a scam.** Please let us know if you see anything suspicious. **Ok, back to [The Trouble With Monsters](https://a.co/d/02aqkVAU):** ***The Trouble With Monsters is a standalone, why choose monster romance. It has heat and heart in equal measure.*** *. When creatures emerged from the hidden nooks and shadowy crannies of the world decades ago, they had one goal–to create a world where humans and creatures could live together peacefully, out in the open. And it worked, mostly.* *. Despite everyone's best efforts, problems still arose, and that's where the Creature Crisis Hotline stepped in.* *. Bridge troll blocking your commute to work? Call the Creature Crisis Hotline and they'll send a team to relocate him.* *. Want to eat your annoying coworker because he keeps stealing your designated parking spot? The hotline will talk you through that rage.* *. Accidentally bought a demon possessed teapot at the thrift store? Don't worry, a Creature Crisis Hotline Team will take care of it.* *. So when Hailey's attractive Orc neighbor suddenly disappears, she listens to her gut and calls the hotline for help. Little did she know that one call would change her life forever, and the person the Creature Crisis Team would really save was her.* The book for each month will be chosen at the book club before. So come with your suggestions! Please join us at Cornerstone Tavern, 961 2nd Ave, New York, NY (51st and 2nd) for great conversation, laughs, and friendship. Look for our signs, and listen for the laughter. We are often in the back of Cornerstone behind the curtain, which is actually a different restaurant called the Stags Head and then up the stairs. We start at 7pm, but feel free to come early before happy hour ends at 7. People usually start to drift in by 6:30pm.

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Use Meetup to search for anime clubs in New York. You can browse upcoming events, join groups, and see what's happening in your area.

Yes, you can join several anime clubs on Meetup. Many members participate in multiple groups to fully enjoy diverse events and meet different people.

Some anime meetups may be hosted online. It's up to group organizers whether events are virtual or in-person, depending on members' preferences.

To RSVP, visit the event page of your chosen anime club. You'll find an option to confirm your participation. This helps organizers plan and communicate any updates.

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Typically, event quality varies as different hosts manage them. While many organizers do a great job, your experience can differ based on the group.

To start an anime club, create a group on Meetup. Customize your page, set group settings, and begin organizing events to attract members who share your passion.

If you can't find a local anime group, consider expanding your search radius. Alternatively, you might start your own and build a community from scratch.

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Costs for anime events depend on the organizer. They may be free or require a fee to cover venue or activity expenses. Check event details for specifics.

Yes, with Meetup, anyone who joins or creates a group can plan an event, fostering a community of anime enthusiasts based on shared interests.

Meetup accommodates both small and large gatherings, allowing groups to organize events that match members' interests and participation levels.

While Meetup can facilitate meeting people, friendships depend on your involvement. Engaging in frequent activities increases your chances of forming bonds.

Not every interest, including certain anime genres, might have a group in every locale. Consider searching nearby areas or starting a group if there are limited options.