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Wednesday Night Euchre

Wednesday Night Euchre

Wed, Sep 23, 11:30 PM
From Downtown Toronto Euchre Fun
4.8

♥️♠️ We play **Euchre** at **Stout Irish Pub** in Cabbagetown **every Wednesday night**! New members are encouraged to join us, and all skill levels are welcome (but *some trick-taking game experience is required*). ♣️♦️ Solo attendees are encouraged, or bring a friend. Our social events are welcoming and inclusive and an ideal setting to meet new people! We mix up the tables throughout the night so you'll meet and play with a variety of partners. ***"Wednesday Night Euchre - it's always a good decision!"*** \- Mar S\. *Please don't hesitate to reach out to Jason, our organizer, via email or a Meetup Message with any questions.* **There is a $5 attendance fee for this event.** Attendance payments support the costs incurred by our community *(Meetup and other advertising costs, playing cards, organizer time and energy).* **Cash is accepted on-site.** Alternately, **Interac** or **Paypal** e-transfers can be sent to -> **[jason@euchretoronto.ca](#)** <- **PW: Euchre** -> *(or email me if otherwise)*. **Credit cards** are accepted at the link below: 🎟 **[Purchase Your Ticket](https://buy.stripe.com/3cs28q1pMfzs9Gg8wx)** Please note that our venue, **Stout Irish Pub**, requires a **$10 minimum spend** on food or drinks for our recurring use of their space, and a **20% auto-gratuity** is applied to all bills from our group. On-street parking is available on both sides of **Carlton St.** (*paid until 9pm*) and on **Berkeley St.** (*FREE*). ***Thanks and see you there!***

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16 attendees
TechTalk (In-Person) - September 2026

TechTalk (In-Person) - September 2026

Tue, Sep 29, 10:00 PM
From Toronto JavaScript
4.7

After a brief pause, we're back with another in-person event. Here’s the September edition of our Tech Talk event at Super.com on September 29, 2026 Join us for some drinks, snacks, and Tech Talks. Make sure to mark your calendars, come out, and join us for this event! **🕑 Agenda & Schedule ✨** * 18:00 - Doors open * 18:20 - Intro and announcements * 18:30 - **httpstate - Synchronizing state across all of your apps** by **[Alex Morales](https://httpstate.com)** *Abstract*: Moving data between frontend, backend, apps, and databases usually requires complex wiring. httpstate is a lightweight library that handles end-to-end state management in just a few lines of code—eliminating boilerplate so you can transfer data without the setup overhead. * 19:00 - **Strudel - live-coding music in your browser with Javascript** by **[Fabio Neves](https://fabioneves.ca)** *Abstract*: Code isn't just for apps—it makes real-time music. While tools like TidalCycles and Sonic Pi require external setups, Strudel is a self-contained JS live-coding tool running straight in your browser via the Web Audio API. Join us as we explore live-coding history and code an EDM track live 🎛️🎚️ * 19:30 - Networking * 21:00 - Doors Close (**Note**: *All times in the schedule are an approximation.*) Please RSVP to confirm your attendance. If you have your friends or teammates joining please ask them to RSVP as well. This event is open to all skill levels. Many thanks to [Super.com](Super.com) for hosting us! We're looking for sponsors for events like these. If you or your company would like to support TorontoJS and get a message out to our community, please get in touch with organizers@torontojs.com The Code of Conduct is enforced at all TorontoJS events and spaces - online or in-person. TorontoJS is a volunteer-led not-for-profit organization. **Please help us** with tidying up. Otherwise, the venue staff and volunteers will have to pick up after you. \-\-\- # **The Venue 🏠** The venue is next door to Shoppers Drug Mart, a nondescript door that you'll have to look for a little carefully. \-\-\- *TorontoJS is committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all. Our Code of Conduct applies both online and in person at all our events and spaces.* See you there! 🎉

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PUB CHESS LIBERTY | TUESDAY TOURNAMENT & CASUAL CHESS

PUB CHESS LIBERTY | TUESDAY TOURNAMENT & CASUAL CHESS

Wed, Sep 16, 12:00 AM
From Pub Chess Toronto
4.6

Join us Tuesday at Left Field Brewery for five rounds of quick chess, followed by casual games. New players are welcome, and experienced tournament players will find plenty of competition. The tournament is casual and unrated, with results counting toward the Pub Chess Liberty Leaderboard: [https://www.torontochessclub.com/leaderboard](https://www.torontochessclub.com/leaderboard) DETAILS Boards open: 8:00 PM Round 1: 8:30 PM Format: Five rounds of 5+3 Tournament ends: Around 10:15 PM Casual games: Until 11:00 PM Entry: $10 by cash or card Advance registration: Not required Left Field Brewery 40 Hanna Avenue, Suite G1 Toronto, Ontario Schedule updates: [https://www.instagram.com/toronto_chess_club](https://www.instagram.com/toronto_chess_club)

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2 attendees
AI-Powered QE: Building Reliable & Resilient Digital Platforms | TTT Meetup

AI-Powered QE: Building Reliable & Resilient Digital Platforms | TTT Meetup

Wed, Sep 23, 10:00 PM
From The Test Tribe Toronto
4.8

***The Test Tribe 16th Toronto Meetup – AI-Powered Quality Engineering: Building Reliable and Resilient Digital Platforms in Financial Services*** AI is changing how software quality is engineered from generating tests and identifying risks to detecting defects and understanding failures in production. For financial services, where reliability, security, scalability, and customer trust are critical, the opportunity is not just to automate testing but to make quality more intelligent and proactive. Join The Test Tribe's 16th Toronto Meetup to explore how AI-powered Quality Engineering is helping teams build resilient digital platforms, improve engineering productivity, and move from reactive testing toward proactive quality assurance. **Event Details** * Date: 23 September 2026 * Time: 06:00 PM – 08:00 PM ET * Venue: 20 Toronto St, Toronto, ON M5C 2B8, Canada * Map:[ Google Maps](https://maps.app.goo.gl/wnzYGSohqax1MydHA?utm_source=luma) ***Session – AI-Powered Quality Engineering: Building Reliable and Resilient Digital Platforms in Financial Services*** ***Speaker: Harish Srivastava*** ***Why This Session Matters*** Traditional test automation can help teams validate software, but modern digital platforms require quality practices that can identify risks earlier, adapt to changing systems, and provide insights throughout the software delivery lifecycle. In this session, Harish Srivastava will explore how AI-powered Quality Engineering is enabling teams to move beyond traditional automation through smart test generation, predictive defect detection, risk-based testing, production monitoring, and automated root cause analysis. Drawing from real-world experiences in financial services, the session will explore how organizations can build digital platforms that are reliable, resilient, secure, and capable of scaling while meeting customer expectations and regulatory requirements. It will also examine how Generative AI can accelerate developer and QA productivity and help teams shift from reactive testing to proactive quality assurance. ***How This Meetup Solves Your Problem*** As software systems become more complex, teams need quality practices that can keep pace with faster development and increasing business expectations. This meetup will help you: * Understand how AI is transforming modern Quality Engineering and changing the way teams approach software quality. * Explore how AI can support smart test generation, predictive defect detection, and risk-based testing. * Learn how AI-powered practices can improve software reliability, performance, and resilience. * Discover ways to use Generative AI to enhance developer and QA productivity. * Understand how production monitoring and automated root cause analysis can help teams move toward proactive quality assurance. * Gain insights into building resilient digital platforms while balancing scalability, security, customer expectations, and regulatory requirements. ***Why Show Up on 23 September?*** * Because AI is changing Quality Engineering from a reactive testing function into a more proactive, data-driven discipline. * Because you'll learn how organizations in financial services are approaching AI-powered quality and platform resilience. * Because you'll discover practical ways to use AI to improve testing, reliability, and engineering productivity. * Because you'll connect with QA professionals, Quality Engineers, developers, engineering leaders, and technology practitioners from the Toronto community. * Because your perspective belongs in the conversation. ***Become a Speaker at The Test Tribe Events*** Wish to share your insights with the community at a future event? Submit your talk idea[ ](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8xebmOBD2WYXwGKWj7GteY-tMLaj-aZzQk88MAsE0LUiMUQ/viewform?utm_source=luma)[here](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8xebmOBD2WYXwGKWj7GteY-tMLaj-aZzQk88MAsE0LUiMUQ/viewform), and if it resonates with the perspective we are trying to build at our events, our team will connect with you. ***About The Test Tribe*** The Test Tribe is the world's largest software testing community, empowering testers globally since 2018. With 925+ events and 170K+ members across 130+ countries, we bring software professionals together to learn, grow, and connect through meetups, conferences, cohorts, masterclasses, and more. By RSVPing, you agree to our[ Terms & Conditions](https://www.thetesttribe.com/website-terms-conditions/)[ and](https://www.thetesttribe.com/privacy-policy/?utm_source=luma)[ Privacy Policy](https://www.thetesttribe.com/our-privacy-policy/) and consent to be contacted by The Test Tribe and our event partners.

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2 attendees
Casual Board Games and Pub Social After

Casual Board Games and Pub Social After

Fri, Sep 11, 10:30 PM
From Board Games and Social
4.8

The Board Games event is a fun, sociable and charitable event We are a fun, friendly and kind group of people mostly in our 20s, 30s and 40s. Beginners are welcome! We are a very inclusive and social group and we teach people how to play games they have not played before :) We provide a variety of 40+ board games. The games usually take 5 or 10 minutes to learn and 30 to 60 minutes to play. Play in French: On the last Friday of the month, we're offering a table where the games are played in French. Anyone with an intermediate level of French who wants to practice while playing is welcome to join. Just ask for Philippe when you arrive. **Time** *Board Games Start time: 630pm - Board Games end time: 10pm *Eat / Drink/ Socialise at a nearby pub afterwards **Location** 30 Leeds St, Toronto, ON M6G 3R8 (Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Holy Protection) The entrance to the board game room is at the back of the Church. There is a sign on the door that says BOARD GAMES GROUP. Please use the map provided on the event page also. Payment **There are two ways to pay** **10 by Cash - coins are not accepted. Only bills.**** **11.55 by Debit/Credit card **Charity Donations** - This is a not-for-profit initiative. Revenue go towards covering costs of the event including venue, insurance marketing, refreshments and board games. Any surplus revenue is donated to charity **Food and drink** *Everyone will get cookies/candy for free - Cups will be provided for tap water *Bring your own food and drink. - Please do not bring CHIPS AND CRACKERS as they make a mess and are greasy ***ALCOHOL IS PROHIBITED AND WE HAVE A ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY ON THIS - there are no second chances** Photos will be taken at the event and posted publicly for marketing purposes. Please only attend if you are ok with this or tell me when you arrive that you do not want to be in any photos The event is officially hosted by Ace of Math Learning Program Ontario Inc.

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Cabbagetown Architecture Tour & Festival

Cabbagetown Architecture Tour & Festival

Sun, Sep 13, 3:00 PM
From Walk and Roll
4.6

We will be walking by the grandest homes in Cabbagetown and discussing their unique history and architecture. We will also be visiting the Cabbagetown Fall Festival which includes music, food, a street festival, arts & crafts, yard sales and a farm. This event is free. Highly recommended.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform for finding and joining groups of like-minded individuals based on shared interests like playing games or other hobbies.

Yes, you can easily find Cribbage groups in Toronto on Meetup. Use the search feature to discover local players and join events to engage in regular meetups.

To join a Cribbage Meetup, first create a Meetup account. Then, search for Cribbage groups in your area, join them, and RSVP for upcoming events.

While many Cribbage events are in-person, some may be online depending on organizer preferences. Check event details for specific modes.

Check the event details or contact the organizer. Some events provide boards, but bringing your own can ensure you're ready to play.

If you're unable to find local Cribbage groups, consider starting your own group on Meetup to connect with other enthusiasts in Toronto.

While it's encouraged to join a group for better engagement, you can RSVP and attend specific events as a guest to see if it's right for you.

Some Cribbage Meetups may be free, while others could have a small fee for materials or venue costs. Always check event descriptions for details.

Yes, many groups are open to players of all levels. Joining a Cribbage Meetup can help beginners learn the game from fellow players.

Absolutely, Meetup is great for meeting people with similar interests in Toronto through group activities like playing Cribbage.

No, events are organized by group hosts or organizers. Meetup provides the platform for these groups to promote and manage their events.

Creating a Meetup account and browsing events is free, though attending some events might have costs as determined by the event organizer.

The frequency of events can vary by group and organizer availability. Check each group's calendar for upcoming Cribbage sessions.

Many Meetup groups cater to different skill levels, so some might attract more experienced Cribbage players looking to challenge themselves.

Meetup helps facilitate connections, but specific event availability depends on local organizer activity.