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Discussing Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain

Discussing Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain

Wed, Nov 25, 7:00 PM
From Discussing Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain

Welcome to our community dedicated to discussing **cryptocurrencies** (aka **crypto** or **digital** **assets**) and **blockchain** **ecosystems**. The digital asset landscape is evolving rapidly, making this open forum the perfect environment for enthusiasts to discuss industry headlines, share user experiences with new protocols, and explore the fundamentals of how cryptocurrencies and blockchains operate in unison. Our conversational discussion centres entirely on the digital asset space and the ongoing evolution of decentralised blockchain ecosystems. ≣ **My Story** Five years ago, I began exploring the technical side of blockchains and cryptocurrencies. Navigating a rapidly evolving industry sparked a long-term passion for digital assets. I love watching the digital asset space grow, and I established this community to connect with others who share the same passion. ≣ **Topics We’ll Explore** **Cryptocurrencies** What are they, the underlying technology, software use cases, and the risks. **Blockchain Ecosystems** Explore the fundamental workings of blockchain protocols and share your experiences in the digital asset space. **Decentralised Protocols** Compare the architectural differences in user data storage, network control, and administrative setups to centralised systems. **Wallet Architecture** Examine the software mechanics of self-custody digital wallet interfaces and how they interact with open protocols. **Blockchain Explorers** Identify the primary platforms and analytics apps used to track blockchain transactions publicly. **Network Cybersecurity** Discover how to recognise common scams and secure your digital presence with simple, highly effective safety-first habits. **Industry News** Track major blockchain headlines and macroeconomic technology trends influencing the digital asset space. ≣ **What to Expect** We invite everyone to bring their favourite tech headlines to discuss and share their experiences in the digital asset landscape. If you are passionate about tracking industry trends and discussing the latest blockchain and cryptocurrency developments, we look forward to seeing you. *Our community circle thrives on open dialogue...* **≣** **Event Details** **First 15 Mins**: A high-level introduction to the evening's discussion topics to set the stage. **Main 90 Mins**: An open roundtable discussion looking at the topics in more detail and where everyone is welcome to discuss and share their experiences of the digital asset space. 🗓️ Wednesday, 25th October 2026 ⏰ 7:00pm – 8:45pm 📍 Joe & The Juice, 2 Paternoster Row, London EC4M 7EJ 🚇 St. Paul’s Tube Station (Central line) 🧭 St. Paul’s Station > Take Exit 2 to street level > Take a left > Walk 100 yards down Panyer Alley > Joe & The Juice is on your right. 👋🏻 The venue is cosy and quiet in the evening, so finding the group won’t be a problem.

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WOODWORK – SET OF STEPS

WOODWORK – SET OF STEPS

Wed, Nov 11, 10:00 AM
From The Goodlife Centre - Practical Workshops in Central London
4.8

**Bookable via our website ➡️** [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/carpentry-for-beginners-set-of-steps/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/carpentry-for-beginners-set-of-steps/) ⋆⋆⋆ Discover age-old techniques in carpentry using a mixture of traditional hand tools and modern drills and saws. This timeless classic project is taken from our favourite 1910 vintage woodwork book "Carpentry for Beginners". As you begin learning how to make traditional wood joints in seasoned redwood, you will learn how to use and care for chisels, saws, planes and marking gauges. You will work on a variety of exercises – designed to incorporate simple to advanced joints and tools that build confidence and independence. **We will get familiar with some tools of the trade:** * Introducing basic tools. Equipping a toolbox for home carpentry. * Timber selection/marking out and cutting. Cutting accurately with a hand saw * Using a plane, different types of planes. Sharpening tips and practice. * Using a chisel and its uses. Sharpening tips and practice. **You will use planes, chisels and marking tools:** * Simple joints and why we use them. * Half joints, lap joints. Practice using chisels and planes. * Bridle joints and a mortise and tenon It’s fast paced but with the support of an experienced and patient tutor, you will complete your own project to make a small set of steps. * Work from selected pine and measure, mark and cut pieces. * Choose and make joints, assemble and secure with adhesive or screws. * Sand and smooth to a stage where your project is ready for staining or waxing and taken home with pride.

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"Gay Aprons Only" pasta cooking class

"Gay Aprons Only" pasta cooking class

Sat, Nov 21, 7:00 PM
From Gay Italian Cooking Class & Social events - London
4.9

If you are looking for something fun, cheeky, and a little different for your Saturday night, don’t miss this Gay Aprons Only pasta workshop. This is a playful and social cooking experience designed for gay men who enjoy great food, learning something new, good company, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. It’s a way to explore our masculinity in a safe, respectful, private and non-judgemental environment. We’ll kick off the evening with a glass of bubbles and a selection of antipasti to break the ice. Then, together, we’ll dive into preparing a traditional Italian dish from scratch. This time, you’ll learn how to make **Garganelli**, a traditional egg pasta from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. These little ridged pasta tubes will be served with a rich, rustic meat ragù, full of flavour and Italian tradition. Comforting, hearty and absolutely delicious, it’s the perfect dish for a cosy autumn evening! 🍂🍝 The Aprons Only cooking class takes place in a cosy private flat near Victoria Station and is limited to a small group of up to max 10 people, keeping things intimate and relaxed. Cooking together is the perfect way to meet like-minded people, share laughs, learn new skills… and maybe even flirt a little 😉 And yes — as the theme suggests — we’ll be cooking wearing only an apron (provided on arrival). *** What’s included: \- All ingredients for the recipe \- Welcome aperitivo with antipasti and a drink \- Sparkling wine during the class \(please bring your own drinks if you wish to socialise after the class\)\. \- Aprons and cooking utensils \- Cooking tips and guidance \- A fun and social evening Important information: \- Full details will be shared a few days before the event \- This experience is for gay men only \- Duration: approx\. 3 hours \(though guests often stay longer to socialise\) Feel free to bring extra drinks if you'd like to continue the evening. \- A minimum of 4 participants is required\. In the unlikely event of cancellation or rescheduling\, you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund\. Come hungry, curious, and ready for a memorable night. Happy vibes, Luca

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INTRO TO WOODTURNING

INTRO TO WOODTURNING

Sat, Nov 21, 10:00 AM
From The Goodlife Centre - Practical Workshops in Central London
4.8

**Bookable via our website ➡️** [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/intro-to-woodturning-124/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/intro-to-woodturning-124/) **⋆⋆⋆** If you have ever seen wood turned on a lathe and been intrigued by the bowls and forms made on it, this one-day workshop will demystify the technique and teach you basic techniques to make a simple bowl and a hardwood barreled pen. You will be led by expert, Nathan Cardwell who is a passionate woodworker and a patient tutor. When not with us, he teaches woodwork in a London boy’s school. Nathan will introduce the parts of the lathe and explain how to safely secure your work, the methods to use with each chisel and how to sand and finish your projects. During the day you will learn the ’Headstock method’ to make a small bowl in hardwood and ‘Spindle turning’ to make a wooden tube that fits into a metal pen mechanism. We will supply everything so come with curiosity and enthusiasm and leave with satisfaction, a bowl and a ready-to-use rollerball pen. We will also advise you on how to continue this fascinating hobby with guidance on buying your own lathe, tools and timber.

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Mini mosaic workshop

Mini mosaic workshop

Sat, Nov 21, 11:00 AM
From Crafty AF social club | HEINMA studio Clapham

🔸🔷The perfect craft session full of colours, patterns, shapes, and creativity. Learn the art and joy of mosaic and make your own mini mosaic masterpiece! Plus you can BYOB or snacks for extra comfort (glasses are provided) 🔷🔸 ✨ This workshop is perfect for beginners who want to dip their toe in mosaic making or anyone trying to make unique keepsake. ✨ In our 2h creative session: • you’ll get to choose from abundance of shapes to base your mosaic on (heart, cupcake, bird, simple circle for coaster, or many many more) • learn the basics of the direct method, a technique where tiles are applied directly onto the surface to create a beautiful mini mosaic. • I will guide you through the entire process, from planning your design to arranging tiles, and finally grouting your completed piece. •By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a beautiful, unique mosaic coaster to take home and the skills to continue exploring this fun and unique art form. 🎨 All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary. Come unleash your creativity and enjoy a fun, relaxing time crafting your own mosaic coaster!

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Low Stakes Comedy @ The Hamlet

Low Stakes Comedy @ The Hamlet

Wed, Nov 11, 7:00 PM
From Low Stakes Comedy
4.9

Low Stakes Comedy is a weekly stand-up night in Streatham Hill. Every Wednesday at The Hamlet, a mix of new and experienced comedians perform short sets in an intimate basement room. 📍 The Hamlet 10 Streatham High Road London SW16 1DB 🕖 Doors 7:00pm 🎤 Show 7:30–9:30pm 🎟 Free entry at the door — limited capacity £2 to reserve a seat 👍 Reserve here: lowstakescomedy.eventbrite.co.uk What happens at Low Stakes Comedy stays at Low Stakes Comedy. 🍅

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