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OPEN AIR CLUB | Oakland Community Walk

OPEN AIR CLUB | Oakland Community Walk

Fri, Nov 6, 2:30 AM
From Open Air Club | San Francisco & Oakland

🌿 WELCOME TO OPEN AIR CLUB \| OAKLAND\! Get Outside. Find Your People. Join us for an evening of fresh air, movement, and meaningful connections in Oakland! Open Air Club is a free outdoor community bringing people together through shared experiences, new friendships, and an active lifestyle. Before we begin our community walk, stop by our welcome table to meet fellow members and enjoy complimentary refreshments. What to Expect: \* A relaxed, beginner-friendly community walk \* Opportunities to meet new people and build friendships \* Complimentary fresh fruit and snacks \* Free beverages and water \* A special giveaway for members who attend \* A welcoming environment for all experience levels Whether you’re coming alone or bringing a friend, everyone is welcome! Event Details Thursday, November 5, 2026 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Lake Merritt, Oakland, CA. FREE EVENT \| ALL EXPERIENCE LEVELS WELCOME Move • Explore • Connect.

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Job Seeker Meetup: An in-person peer support space for job seekers

Job Seeker Meetup: An in-person peer support space for job seekers

Tue, Nov 3, 6:00 PM
From NorCal World Schoolers. Be a student of life & living !!
4.6

Looking for work can feel isolating — but you’re not alone. This is a relaxed, in-person gathering where job seekers can connect, share, and support one another through the ups and downs of the job search. This is a welcoming space to: * Talk openly about your experience * Swap advice, encouragement, or leads * Build a community of people who truly understand * Hear practical job search tips from career coach Robert Leone. In today’s competitive Bay Area job market, you can't only rely on applying cold to positions online. Research and networking are more important than ever. Robert shares strategies for effective networking and how to conduct research to support a successful job search — including ways to build connections, identify opportunities, and gather information that can help guide your next steps. He also supplies information for relevant resources via email. Whether you're between jobs, changing careers, or figuring out your next step — this is a place for you. **This program takes place in the Jobs and Career Center - 4th Floor of the Main Library (100 Larkin Street)**

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9 attendees

San Francisco Tech & AI Social

Thu, Nov 5, 1:00 AM
From Bay Area Jobs Network
4.4
1 attendee
Interfaith Spiritual Discussion

Interfaith Spiritual Discussion

Sat, Nov 7, 3:15 AM
From Interfaith Spiritual Discussion

Welcome to the monthly Fridays for the Soul devotional and discussion gathering to be held **Friday, November 6th** at the San Francisco Baha'i Center, located at **[355 Bryant Street #110](https://www.google.com/maps/search/355+Bryant+Street+%23110?entry=gmail&source=g).** Doors open at 7pm and the devotionals and discussions begin at 7:30pm. Refreshments will be served! The theme for the evening will be **“Gratitude and Thanksgiving”** Quotes will facilitate the discussions: "There is a cordial thanksgiving, too, which expresses itself in the deeds and actions of man when his heart is filled with gratitude. For example, God has conferred upon man the gift of guidance, and in thankfulness for this great gift certain deeds must emanate from him. *—‘Abdu’l‑Bahá* Invite family, friends and neighbors! This is a relaxed and open atmosphere, where all points of view are welcome, where new and regular participants can enjoy the discussions and fellowship and uplifting music!! **All are welcome!! Come and join us!!**

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Nonprofit & Social Services Career Fair

Nonprofit & Social Services Career Fair

Wed, Nov 18, 7:00 PM
From NorCal World Schoolers. Be a student of life & living !!
4.6

Connect with local San Francisco nonprofits and social service agencies that are actively hiring. Meet employers, learn about career opportunities, and explore ways to make a meaningful impact in the community. [PRC](https://prcsf.org/) is a longtime Bay Area nonprofit committed to ensuring everyone has an advocate and an opportunity. PRC provides critical support and services—including employment training, housing, financial assistance, and access to healthcare and benefits—to help people facing HIV/AIDS, substance use, mental health challenges, and other barriers achieve greater stability and independence. For questions about this event, contact Basil Martinez at at 415-972-0820 or email: basil.martinez@prcsf.org. **This program takes place in the Koret Lobby & Latino/Hispanic Community Room Center - Lower Level of Main Library (100 Larkin Street)**

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Annual Fort Mason Craft Friends Social

Annual Fort Mason Craft Friends Social

Sun, Nov 15, 11:00 PM
From Gist IRL SF
4.7

**RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/w9fjjqcpWDl2rf44fDWa **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later** Hello New Friends, This event is like no other - you'll meet at least 10 new friends here with our rotating 1-1 conversations! Come spend the afternoon surrounded by beautiful handmade goods, discovering independent makers alongside people who share your eye for art at the Renegade Craft Fair. We'll start with an hour of quick, app-paired chats to break the ice, and then we'll break into small groups to explore the bustling artisan pavilions together. We're going to kick things off by chatting one-on-one. The Gist IRL app takes the guesswork out of mingling by pairing you up, so you can easily figure out who shares your taste in ceramics, textiles, and independent art. Once the rounds wrap up, the real fun begins. You'll choose a few folks you really hit it off with, form a little squad, and walk through the Renegade Craft Fair to explore the artisan booths together. By the time the fair closes at 5pm, you'll have found some favorite new makers and shared the afternoon with people who love local design as much as you do. Whether this small group becomes your go-to crew for artisan markets and craft fairs, or you just head home with a unique souvenir and a great memory, it's going to be a wonderful Saturday. The Plan: - 3:00PM: Check-In. Follow the link to set up your quick profile on your phone. - 3:05PM - 4:25PM: One-on-One Rounds. The app pairs you for focused chats. Find out who shares your appreciation for independent makers, thoughtful design, and handcrafted goods. - 4:25PM+: Form Groups & head into the fair pavilion. Reconnect with your favorite matches, form groups of 3-5, and head into the fair pavilion to check out the booths together — your group leaves together today. Let's skip the usual routine of wandering the aisles solo and collecting business cards you never look at again, and instead actually explore the craft fair side-by-side with folks who might just become your regular crew for future craft fairs, makers markets, and design walks to explore together. Plus, if you want to swap notes on what you bought after the fair wraps up, you can easily stay in touch through the app without ever needing to hand out your phone number. I can't wait to discover some amazing local art with you all this afternoon. A few favorite spots nearby: The Interval at Long Now - Housed right inside Fort Mason, this conversational cafe and salon serves artisan coffee, fine teas, and light bites surrounded by kinetic clockwork and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. Equator Coffees - Situated at Fort Mason's historic entrance gatehouse, this breezy cafe pairs specialty espresso drinks and fresh pastries with outdoor seating facing the bay. Dandelion Chocolate - Located a short stroll away on Chestnut Street, this inviting cafe specializes in bean-to-bar hot chocolates, specialty coffee, and decadent house-baked chocolate treats. Over the Moon Creamery - A neighborhood staple on Chestnut Street, this charming dessert shop is known for its small-batch ice cream scoops tucked into warm, freshly baked cookies. The Original Ghirardelli Chocolate & Ice Cream Shop - A scenic walk along the waterfront into Ghirardelli Square, this iconic spot offers plenty of seating to share classic hot fudge sundaes and thick shakes. **RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/w9fjjqcpWDl2rf44fDWa **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later**

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Frequently asked questions

You can find job fairs in San Francisco by searching on Meetup for career-focused events. Browse listings to see what's coming up in your area and RSVP to join.

Yes, job fairs often focus on specific industries. You may find events aimed at tech, digital marketing, healthcare, and more. Check each event's details to know the focus.

Absolutely! Attending multiple events is a great way to explore different opportunities and meet a wider array of employers. There's no limit to how many you can join.

Bring copies of your resume, a list of references, and a notepad for taking notes. Dressing professionally and preparing a quick elevator pitch can also enhance your networking experience.

Yes, RSVPing helps hosts plan and also allows you to receive updates or any changes regarding the event. Simply click 'RSVP' on the event page.

Local organizers host job fairs to connect employers with potential job seekers. Once you RSVP, attend in-person or online to engage with representatives and explore opportunities.

To engage fully with the community and RSVP for events, creating a Meetup account is necessary. It’s free and easy to set up, allowing you to connect with like-minded professionals.

Both options exist. Some job fairs may be held in-person in San Francisco, while others could be online, depending on organizers' preferences and current health guidelines.

No, job fairs are organized by individual hosts or groups. Meetup provides the platform for organizers to list and host their events, while you explore and join.

Research participating companies beforehand, prepare questions, and follow up with contacts made during the event. Engaging actively can boost your visibility and networking outcome.

Absolutely! Job fairs are great for new graduates eager to break into their desired industries. They provide direct interactions with employers and career-building insights.

Not necessarily. The availability of job fairs depends on local demand and organizer involvement. Keep checking Meetup for new additions and updates in your area.

There’s always a chance an event might not match your needs. Staying proactively involved and flexible helps uncover unexpected opportunities even in unrelated fields.

While Meetup facilitates connecting with employers, it cannot guarantee employment. Success relies on active engagement, preparation, and making the most of each opportunity.

Job fairs allow professional interactions, but they're not designed for one-on-one personal relationships. Focus on brief yet substantial conversations during your encounter.