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Sydney Scale Your Glow-Up: Look Rested Naturally

Sydney Scale Your Glow-Up: Look Rested Naturally

Sat, Oct 31, 11:00 PM
From Evening Sketching Socials For Creative Souls

**✨ The Non-Surgical Glow-Up for Men** A live 60-minute session on Zoom, starting at this event's start time, about the non-surgical changes that make the biggest visible difference: skin, hair, brows, grooming, posture and how you come across in photos. Written with men in mind: skin that looks rested, a haircut and beard line that frame the jaw, brows and posture. Everyone who books gets a **tailored program** of their own, built from a short questionnaire (goals, budget, time, skin) and one front photo, with the measurements of their face. In the session we go through how to use it. It's one live session for everyone booked at this time; your program is the part that's tailored to you. Everything is non-surgical, and every step comes with what it costs and how good the evidence for it is. **RSVP here, then register through the link below** to get your place and your program. ### [🪞 GET YOUR TAILORED PROGRAM 🪞](https://looksmaxplan.vercel.app/product/LooksmaxProgram?productType=LooksmaxProgram-men-looks&audience=men&city=Sydney&groupurlname=evening-sketching-socials-for-creative-souls&productId=500301&startgmtdatetime=2026-10-31T23:00:00Z) --- ✅ **What you get:** - Your face measurements and face shape - Non-surgical only, nothing to inject - Questions answered live - Your own tailored program, built from your answers and one photo - A live 60-minute session on Zoom For adults (18+). No experience or special products needed. Small changes, in the right order. 🪞

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Books and Bevvies

Books and Bevvies

Sat, Nov 7, 1:00 AM
From Books & Bevvies — Book Swap Social Sydney
4.9

Welcome to **Books & Bevvies** — a casual book swap and drinks social in the Sydney CBD. This is not a book club with homework. It’s a simple, low-key way to meet people, chat about what you’ve been reading, and walk out with something new. **HOW IT WORKS** Bring a book you’re happy to part with. Pop it on the swap table when you arrive. Mingle, chat, and swap recommendations. When the swap opens, take a book that catches your eye. Stay for a drink and a conversation after. **WHAT TO BRING** One book, any genre and any reading level. **GOOD TO KNOW** The venue relies on accurate numbers for staffing, so if you can’t make it, please change your RSVP to “not going”. Repeated no-shows may result in removal from the group. The venue is kindly not enforcing a minimum spend, but please support them by buying a drink, soft drink, or some lunch during the swap if you can. There is no mandatory entry fee, but voluntary contributions are **very much** appreciated. The group costs around **$65 a month to keep running**, so if you enjoy the swap and are in a position to chip in, even $5 or $10 makes a real difference. Please feel free to contribute with cash or via PayID at any stage through the swap. **WHERE WE’LL BE** We’ll be in the Market Street Garden Bar, with a table full of books and bevvies.

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State Library NSW Photography Exhibition

Mon, Nov 9, 11:30 PM
From Sydney Photo Fun
4.8
9 attendees
November Book Club: "End Times Fascism"

November Book Club: "End Times Fascism"

Sat, Nov 7, 3:00 AM
From Meet the Moment Book Club
4.9

Welcome to Meet the Moment Book Club, where we read books that meet the moment and make sense of it all together. Please see our [group page](https://www.meetup.com/meet-the-moment-book-club/) for a list of upcoming books. *Nerd Reich* last month delved into tech fascism, and now we deepen our understanding of fascism -- the alliance between the religious right, Big Tech, and immigrant-hating nationalism, via the just-released *End Times Fascism*, the latest by bestselling authors Naomi Klein & Astra Taylor. Knowing vaguely that fascism is on the rise, I've found, is very different from delving into the details. As unpalatable as it may be to read about fascism (though it's very well-written), I do think it's important for understanding the times we're in and the system we're a part of -- how it affects our lives, and how best to prepare. It's a book you're going to want to discuss, so join us. \*\*\* "A blistering expose of the new far-right apocalyptic alliance that's on the move around the globe - and how we resist. The far right is on the march again - but this time it's different. A new, apocalyptic alliance of religious fundamentalists, billionaire Silicon Valley tech kings and ethno-nationalists is on the move. They're united in their belief that some kind of cleansing cataclysm is coming, and they welcome a future of shocks, scarcity and collapse, convinced they'll be among the saved on the other side. In this blistering reckoning with our age, Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor take us deep into this man-made Armageddon complex - and show us how to resist it. Around the globe, they investigate how those who are making our world unliveable are preparing to protect themselves from the fallout, whether it's by repairing to luxurious private islands, or bunkering nations against a dehumanized 'other'. If we're to meet this critical moment and defend what's left of democracy before it's smashed up beyond repair, Klein and Taylor argue, we must break the doom loop, and tell a story not of end times - but of better times." https://www.penguin.com.au/books/end-times-fascism-9780241848395 'This urgent and essential book explains why we should be extremely frightened of, and extremely angry about, the man-made wreckage of the present. It is an indictment of those that engineer and profit from this apocalyptic moment. But it also a vital rallying call for a new universalism, a humane and inspiring project which might ensure our collective emergence from this crisis' Max Porter > [A] bold, clarifying intervention... Their valuable contribution is to map out the frightening new territory in which we find ourselves, and point to an escape > Daniel Trilling, Guardian > For those who since Trump’s first term have debated whether fascism is back, Klein and Taylor make a convincing argument in the affirmative... But they warn that history is not a repeating loop. Instead it spirals, taking us to places that look familiar but are changed by unpredictable new developments. Watch for yellow stars or jackboots and you’ll miss the facial-recognition databases... The value of *End Times Fascism*, as always with Klein, is in the connections it makes. She noted recently that her work is pattern recognition. The particular genius of her writing has been to combine compelling reporting with an ability to see the oblique lines linking apparently disparate trends > Anthea Lawson, Observer \*\*\* We will be meeting at The Erko Hotel. If it's sunny, we'll be outside in the back; if rainy, we'll be at the big square raised table next to the bar. We will start and end on time. There's no fee, but please purchase your own food/drinks from the venue. \*\*\* If you have trouble getting the book, message me. On reading the book: I encourage people to read the book over just interviews or summaries, because nothing beats the slow digesting of the beauty and nuances in a book. Especially for the books in this book club that challenge our worldviews and help us see the world as it truly is, these books need to be really grappled with, to be fully engaged with, to receive the full benefits. For reference, I use book clubs to motivate me to finish the books I want to read, so the date of the book club becomes a deadline to finish the book by. I calculate the number of pages in a book and the number of days I can realistically read, and work out how many pages on average I need to read each day. That's how I've finished many books. Invariably, they're worth reading to the end. Of course, life happens and we're all busy. If you really can't finish a book or can only watch videos this time, that's okay. Come by with an attitude of listening, open to being inspired, and take in what others have to say; perhaps you'll want to read/finish the book afterwards. Just know that books are like most things in life: what you put in is what you get out of it. A podcast or ChatGPT can give you the high-level points, sure, perhaps to BS your way to a decent grade in class; but we're not in school anymore, and we read these books because they better our lives and help us see more clearly. But they can only do so if we read them, because reading is what makes all the new concepts come to life enough to maybe change us. For the full magic, you just gotta read. Alright, thanks for reading my ode to reading. \*\*\* If the RSVP list is full, please join the waitlist as there will likely be fluctuations closer to the date. If you RSVP'ed and can't make it, please edit your RSVP so that others can attend. No-shows will be noted and barred from the book club. Look forward to seeing you there!

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117th Superinvestors Gathering

117th Superinvestors Gathering

Tue, Oct 27, 7:00 AM
From Sydney Value Investors
4.7

**Venue:** **The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines at Barangaroo**. Please head towards the back of the bar and down the ramp/stairs where we have the area booked exclusively for our group! \*\*\* ✅Are you an advanced investor interested in listed equities? ✅Do you prefer fundamental driven approaches to throwing darts on a wall? ✅Do you want to be intellectually challenged and share your stock pitches with like-minded investors? Then this is the group for you. Welcome all equity investors to join our group of regulars for a chat, debate, or deep dive into specific stocks or themes of interest. Our group has been around for \~10 years and we have gone through the journey of becoming better investors together. Members regularly publish their own stock pitches, challenge each other's thinking, and share unique insights - all the while making lifelong friendships and having a laugh along the way. If this is something you'd like to be part of please come along! Unfortunately if you fall into any of the below categories this group may not be for you! ❌Crypto HODLer ❌Property Investor ❌Chart Technician ❌Macro Tea-leaf Reader ❌Sperm Traders ❌Biotech Pump-and-Dump'ster Appreciate those who have an agenda to promote or sell something refrain from joining. \*\*\* Reading list - [http://bit.ly/2wODel2](http://bit.ly/2wODel2) \*\*\* **Contacts** Jackson - (zero)424-005-069 Sayeed - (zero)469-618-186 Chris - (zero)432-602-534 Subodh - (zero)481-767-756

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NOVEMBER BOOK –'The Correspondent' by Virginia Evans

Tue, Nov 10, 7:30 AM
From Sydney Central Book Corner
4.7
10 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

You can find local comic book collecting groups in Sydney by searching on Meetup for communities centered around comics. Browse events and gatherings specifically for fans in your area, join the group that matches your interest, and participate in their events.

Meetup is a platform that connects people with shared interests through community events and activities. Users can search for local groups based on hobbies or lifestyle, RSVP to events, and meet new people, all in a friendly and welcoming community setting.

Yes, comic book events in Sydney are held regularly. Keep an eye on Meetup for upcoming comic expos, trading sessions, and reading groups, allowing you to plan ahead and ensure you don't miss out on attending events of interest.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to join multiple groups. If you're passionate about comic books and other interests, or even different aspects of comics like manga or graphic novels, feel free to become part of multiple groups to diversify your social experience.

No, you're not required to attend every meetup you join. You're free to choose which events fit your schedule or interest you most. It's about enjoying the community and participating as it conveniently fits into your life.

To RSVP for an event, go to the event page on the Meetup app or website and click 'Attend' or 'RSVP'. This confirms your participation, and you'll receive updates or notifications about the event as the date approaches.

While Meetup connects you with Sydney enthusiasts and collectors, specific comics' availability depends on participants' collections. Engage actively and regularly to increase your chances of finding desired comics.

While Sydney has an active Meetup scene, specific niche groups depend on local community activity. Explore various comics groups to find one that matches your preferences within the larger collecting community.

Not at all! Meetup supports both large and more intimate gatherings. You may find small discussion groups, larger conventions, or something more personalized for genuine connections around comic book interests.

Events are hosted by local community members or group organizers, not directly by Meetup. It's often people passionate about comics sharing their enthusiasm by bringing others together to engage with this hobby.

The quality and organization of events can vary, as they are managed by different hosts or groups. While many organizers strive for good experiences, try attending different events to see which suit your tastes best.

Definitely! Meetup welcomes beginners, allowing them to learn from experienced collectors, get advice, and delve deeper into the world of comic books through collective enthusiasm and collaborations.

Yes, Meetup allows for a blend of passions! While you're there for comic books, the shared environment may foster discussions about Related interests, encouraging multi-faceted connections and discoveries.

Meetup includes both online and in-person events, depending on the group. This flexibility allows you to participate remotely or meet face-to-face at local gatherings, accommodating different preferences.

Yes, bringing a friend can make events even more enjoyable. Some groups request additional RSVPs for guests, so check event details to ensure you're adhering to group standards or limits.