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Mystery Book Club Meeting

Sat, Oct 17, 4:00 PM
From La Crescenta Montrose Mystery Meetup Group

Join us the third Saturday of every month to discuss the mystery book selection. Join our Facebook and instagram La Crescenta Mystery Book Club!

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1 attendee
Chess and Oware Club at Beverly Hills Le Pain Quotidien

Chess and Oware Club at Beverly Hills Le Pain Quotidien

Sun, Oct 11, 8:30 PM
From Chess & Oware Club at Beverly Hills Le Pain Quotidien
4.9

Welcome! All levels of chess players can join whether you're a beginner or a grand master. We'll be at the big table in the middle of the restaurant. Some chess sets will be provided but feel free to bring your own equipment. Please RSVP with number of guests if you plan to attend. We play chess between 1:30 - 6:00PM. Parking is FREE on Sunday in the parking structures between Santa Monica Blvd and South Santa Monica Blvd. I look forward to seeing you all at Le Pain! Since early 2026 We've also been playing **Oware** as well and now I'm making it an official part of the club. We play the international tournament version with Abapa rules. It's very easy to learn and a lot of fun to play. So, if there are any Oware players out there, you are most welcome to attend. Feel free to bring your Oware sets if you have them. Here's some info about Oware from Google: Oware is estimated to be roughly **7,000 years old**, making it widely regarded as one of the oldest continuously played board games in human history. Oware is a famous two-player abstract strategy board game in the mancala family, originating from West Africa and widely considered the national game of Ghana. The board has 12 small pits (houses) with four seeds or beans in each, and the goal is to capture 25 or more seeds to win. **A special note to new members and first time attendees:** There are may times where it looks like the only person attending the meetup is the organizer. Don't let that throw you. We have a core group of regulars who show up every week but are allergic to RSVP-ing. Getting them to RSVP is like trying to declaw a feral cat! We also have members who are not part of meetup so they can't RSVP in the first place. When we *do* get RSVPs, you can pretty much double; sometimes even triple that number to estimate attendance. So, come check us out even when it looks like there's no one attending. Hope to see you there!

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Boyle Heights Chess Club

Boyle Heights Chess Club

Thu, Oct 15, 1:00 AM
From LA CHESS
4.8

**Boyle Heights Chess Club** Weekly Wednesday Chess Club 6pm-12am Free Event 21+ Join us every Wednesday, for a relaxed beginner-friendly chess meetup where everyone is welcome! Whether you’re learning the game, looking to sharpen your skills, or just simply want to meet fellow chess players, you’ll find a welcoming community and plenty of games. Feel free to bring a friend, challenge someone new, or just hang out and have a drink. We also have plenty of pool tables if you need a little break from playing chess. Chess boards are available, but you’re welcome to bring your own.

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7 attendees
"I See You've Called In Dead" by John Kenney: Book TBD

"I See You've Called In Dead" by John Kenney: Book TBD

Sat, Oct 17, 6:30 PM
From Redondo Beach Book Club
4.9

**\*\*\*NOTE: We have changed the date for this event, to October 17th\*\*\*** **LOCATION:** Marla's House! Address will be emailed and posted the Friday before! (South Redondo Beach) **WHAT WE'RE READING:** *The Office meets Six Feet Under meets About a Boy in this coming-of-middle-age tale about having a second chance to write your life’s story.* Bud Stanley is an obituary writer who is afraid to live. Yes, his wife recently left him for a “far more interesting” man. Yes, he goes on a particularly awful blind date with a woman who brings her ex. And yes, he has too many glasses of Scotch one night and proceeds to pen and publish his own obituary. The newspaper wants to fire him. But now the company’s system has him listed as dead. And the company can’t fire a dead person. The ensuing fallout forces him to realize that life may be actually worth living. As Bud awaits his fate at work, his life hangs in the balance. Given another shot by his boss and encouraged by his best friend, Tim, a worldly and wise former art dealer, Bud starts to attend the wakes and funerals of strangers to learn how to live. Thurber Prize-winner and *New York Times* bestselling author John Kenney tells a funny, touching story about life and death, about the search for meaning, about finding and never letting go of the preciousness of life. **NO SHOW POLICY:** In April 2019, a new NO SHOW POLICY was put into place to help ensure people on the waitlist can get into each meeting with enough time to read the book while also weeding out flakey flakers who reserve a seat but don't use it. The new NO SHOW POLICY is in two parts: (1) If you RSVP 'Going' and cancel your RSVP within seven days of book club WITHOUT EXPLANATION, you'll be immediately removed from the group. (2) If you RSVP 'Going' and cancel your RSVP within seven days of book club with explanation, but for any reason, you'll be marked a 'No Show.' If you rack up three 'No Shows," you'll be removed from the group.

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NOHO Chess Social

NOHO Chess Social

Wed, Oct 14, 2:00 AM
From LA CHESS
4.8

NOHO Chess Social Tuesdays @ Brews Brothers 5140 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601 7pm–10pm Join us every Tuesday night for the NOHO Chess Social, the North Hollywood sister club of the LA Chess Social! Hosted at Brews Brothers — a lively local favorite with top-notch craft beer and occasional live music — this weekly meetup brings together chess enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just getting started, you’re welcome here! Boards and pieces are available on-site, but bringing friends (and a chess clock if you have one) is always encouraged. Hosted by NOHO Alej

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Thank You, John by Michelle Gurule IN PERSON at Aroma Cafe

Thu, Oct 15, 1:30 AM
From Great Women's Lit Book Club
4.6
15 attendees
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Meetup is generally free to use, though some Bridge clubs or events might charge a fee to cover costs like venue bookings.

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Many clubs cater to players of different skill levels, including beginners, ensuring no one is left out from enjoying the game.

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Availability may vary based on local organizer activity, but with multiple clubs, there’s typically something for Bridge players.

Most Bridge meetups are in-person for enhanced interaction, but some may offer online games depending on club preferences.

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Bound by organizer creativity, clubs might offer game nights, lesson series, or competitive tournaments as part of their activity.

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