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Circuits Social

Circuits Social

Fri, Oct 23, 2:30 AM
From CRASH Space
4.5

Get together to talk and learn about electronic components and circuits. Bring your questions, bring your projects, we’re here to help and learn. \-\-\-\-\-\- CRASH Space is a non-profit organization located in Los Angeles and run by volunteers. We are a collection of artists, hackers, programmers, builders, and makers. Our members use the space to work on their projects, share ideas, and help each other create whatever they envision. Learn more at [https://blog.crashspace.org](https://blog.crashspace.org/)

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3 attendees

FALL STUDIO OPEN MIC + JAM SESSION

Thu, Oct 22, 2:00 AM
From VIII Music Radio
10 attendees

Monthy Meeting

Sat, Nov 7, 3:00 AM
From LA2600
4.9
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1 attendee

Palms Board Game Night (Ladies Only)

Fri, Oct 23, 2:00 AM
From Los Angeles Gamer Ladies
4.9
8 attendees
Tuesday Open Meeting & Game Night

Tuesday Open Meeting & Game Night

Wed, Oct 28, 2:00 AM
From Null Space Labs
4.9

Welcome to Null Space Labs! Come by on Tuesday nights for our open meeting. We eat, drink, and hack all the things! Learn about programming, electronics, hardware hacking, lock picking, and more! ============================= Where do I park? / How do I get inside? Parking: There is free street parking on N Ontario St. It is usually easy to find a spot after business hours or on weekends. Getting inside: Once you park, head down the walkway, we are the long building in the back (see link for overhead directions) Parking and entry images: [https://032.la/#contact](https://032.la/#contact)

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4 attendees

Studio City Speakers Bimonthly Meeting

Tue, Oct 27, 2:30 AM
From Studio City Speakers Toastmasters Club
5.0

We meet regularly on the second and fourth Mondays each month. A typical meeting has about 10-15 attendees, ranging in age and genders, with opportunities for everyone to speak each session. Visitors are warmly encouraged to check us out. Pay us a visit and see why we're the friendliest Toastmasters in town! MEETINGS AT MARIE ET CIE, ``704 RIVERSIDE DRIVE.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people find local groups and events to connect over shared interests, like amateur radio, both in-person and online.

You can search for amateur radio events in L.A. by entering 'amateur radio Los Angeles' in the search bar on Meetup to explore local events.

Yes, you can join as many amateur radio groups as you'd like, enabling you to network with different enthusiasts and participate in various events.

Joining Meetup is free, but some groups may have membership fees or event costs. Always check the group details for any fees.

RSVPing for an event on Meetup is simple. Once you find an event you like, click on the 'RSVP' button to confirm your attendance.

Yes, many amateur radio groups offer events specifically for beginners, helping you learn the ropes with more experienced operators.

Amateur radio meetups in Los Angeles offer opportunities to learn, exchange ideas, and socialize with fellow radio enthusiasts in the region.

Absolutely! If you're passionate about amateur radio, you can create and host your own events on Meetup to engage with others.

While Meetup offers many groups, availability in specific niches like amateur radio depends on local interest and existing organizers.

Some amateur radio groups in L.A. may focus on emergency communications, providing practical skills in crisis situations, depending on the group.

Each amateur radio group on Meetup is independently run by local organizers, who decide the focus and activities for their members.

Yes, many groups offer online meetings, allowing you to connect with radio enthusiasts virtually, though this varies by group.

Some amateur radio events and groups focus on equipment advice and tech tips, depending on organizer interests and member expertise.

Event organization quality varies as they are run by diverse volunteers; some may be highly organized while others more informal.

Meetup is great for community engagement, but it can't substitute structured training or certification for amateur radio skills.