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WARM WATER COVE DRONE MEETUP in San Francisco!

WARM WATER COVE DRONE MEETUP in San Francisco!

Sat, Jun 13, 5:00 PM
From Drones in the Bay
4.8

Hey there Drone Pilots, Saturday Meetup in SF! Let's meet for a fun filled flight featuring seldom seen sights of the city. Warm Water Cove park is located at the end of 24th street at the waterfront in the Dogpatch district of San Francisco. Address: 300 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94107 This is a small park with aquatic access so bring your over the water piloting skills and safety measures. I would consider this to be a location for Mid level and advanced flyers. Parking is a little weird, don't block the trailers parked on the street please. I hope to see you there! Rotors Up! Your Hosts: Dan Belick and Holden Herbert Group Leaders Flying Drones Meetup Groups (combined)

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Fortress Mode: Arduino Motion Gates (CHM)

Fortress Mode: Arduino Motion Gates (CHM)

Tue, Jun 9, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.7

Step into engineer mode and build your own automatic security gate using an Arduino, a motion sensor, and a servo motor! In this hands-on class, you’ll create a mini “fortress gate” that springs open whenever someone approaches. Along the way, you’ll learn: * How motion sensors detect movement * How servo motors create controlled motion * Basic Arduino programming and wiring * How real-world smart security systems work By the end of the class, you’ll have a working motion-activated gate and the skills to customize it with lights, alarms, or secret fortress upgrades. No experience needed — just bring your curiosity and prepare to defend the kingdom. 🏰🤖 **If you have a laptop, please bring it — but come anyway if you don’t!**

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SF Bay Area Stationery Meetup - Trinkets & Treasures

SF Bay Area Stationery Meetup - Trinkets & Treasures

Sun, May 31, 6:00 PM
From San Francisco/Bay Area Stationery Meetup
4.9

Hi Stationery Friends! Let's get whimsical and show off our favorite silly little guys and decorative nonsense. Think eraser dust vacuums that look like hamsters, pens with dangling charms, the blind box treasure that lives in your pen case just to make you smile. Show us the charms hanging from your Traveler's Notebook, the pens you bought just because they're cute, anything with Mofusand or Chiikawa or your favorite Sanrio character. Have you decorated your stationery bag with spinning pens and fidget keychains? How are you decorating your useful objects? Whether or not you can make it this month, [join us on Discord](https://discord.gg/TG8pK5BTkT) to talk stationery, learn about future meetups, and vote on themes. Rickshaw recommends the nearby Coffee Shop, Piccino Cafe, La Stazione, and Neighbor Bakehouse for coffee & pastries. Street parking is available but pay close attention to the restrictions - they're different on basically every street surrounding Rickshaw. The 48 & 55 buses drop off just about at Rickshaw's door, the Caltrain 22nd Street Stop is a short walk away, and so is the 23rd Street Stop of Muni's T Line.

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13 attendees
Love at First Solder ❤️ (CHM)

Love at First Solder ❤️ (CHM)

Tue, Jun 2, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.7

Grab a soldering iron and make something that glows! In this beginner-friendly workshop, we’ll build a light-up heart project while learning the basics of soldering—how to place components, heat the joint, melt solder, and bring a simple circuit to life. No experience needed. Whether it’s your very first time holding a soldering iron or you just want an excuse to make a tiny glowing heart, this class is all about having fun, learning by doing, and leaving with a handmade project you can take home. Kids, adults, friends, and curious makers are all welcome—come make sparks with us. ❤️

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16 attendees
East Bay Chronic Pain & Illness Peer Support Group Meetup

East Bay Chronic Pain & Illness Peer Support Group Meetup

Wed, Jun 3, 12:30 AM
From The Bay Area Chronic Pain & Illness Peer Support Group
4.9

**About us:** The Bay Area Chronic Pain & Illness Peer Support Group is a friendly, unstructured, in-person peer support group for anybody 18+ who lives with chronic pain, illness(es), invisible disabilities, and any type of mental health experiences. The group is a casual safe space to hang out, talk about our lives, share coping strategies, form friendships, create community, and get support. **Location:** 2727 California Street, Berkeley, CA 94703 Look for a corner gallery in a residential neighborhood! **Accessibility Info:** * The meeting space is in a wheelchair accessible gallery. * There are bathrooms accessible via ramp within the gallery. * The lighting is relatively gentle, though of course feel free to bring hats, sunglasses to adjust! * Seating provided by the gallery are wooden, foldout chairs. If a metal foldout chair would be preferable, let me know, and I'll try to procure some! * Feel free to bring heating pads, yoga mats, cooling pads, to make yourself as comfortable as possible! \*\*\*Please refrain from wearing anything scented, including lotion, dry-cleaned clothes, etc. This is to ensure that the group is safe for people with chemical sensitivities.\*\*\* **Scheduling Info: While this group runs every other week, there are a few dates when the space will not be available. Those dates are: 4/7, 5/5, 6/2, and 11/3! To play it safe, check on the meetup page to be sure that we are meeting!** **COVID Safety:** * We are asking folks to mask! If you have any questions about the event, feel free to email Anna at herschlaga@gmail.com

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Introduction to 3D Printing ($20)

Introduction to 3D Printing ($20)

Sun, Jun 7, 7:00 PM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.7

**$5 is charged to hold a spot for this class. You can pay the remaining $15 in person with PayPal, credit cards, or cash.** *All instructors at Noisebridge are volunteers. 100% of your donation is tax-deductible and supports Noisebridge directly.* This class is meant to get you from 0 to your first 3D print. In this class the full workflow from design to printed object will be demonstrated. Topics covered: * Where and how to design or download objects (TinkerCAD/Printables/MakerWorld) * Filament types, when to use which, and how to handle them * How to convert your design into a file that's able to be printed * How to print with supports, make objects stronger, and adjust quality * How to load and unload filament and general print prep * How to send your design to the printer and watch it go! If you are interested you can use one of our 3D printers after the class to apply what you have learned. It's recommended to bring a laptop if you plan to do your own prints. There are no guarantees that a printer will be available. They are first-come-first-serve and are used for many different Noisebridge projects.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with similar interests through local events. It helps users find groups and activities to join, whether in person or online.

San Francisco offers various groups for drone enthusiasts. These groups enjoy activities like drone flying meetups, workshops, and discussions on technology advancements.

To join a drone group, simply sign up on Meetup, search for drone-related groups in San Francisco, and request to join. Engage by attending events and participating in discussions.

Yes, drone events happen regularly in San Francisco, ranging from meetups and flying sessions to informational workshops about the latest drone technology.

Absolutely! Drone meetups in San Francisco welcome enthusiasts of all skill levels, from novices to experts, eager to share in the learning experience.

Drone meetups can feature discussions, hands-on flying experiences, skill-building workshops, and networking opportunities around shared interests in drones.

RSVPing is simple. Locate the drone event you're interested in on Meetup, and click on the RSVP option to secure your spot.

Joining Meetup and becoming part of groups is free, though some event hosts may charge small fees for specific activities or workshops.

While having your own drone enhances the experience, many groups still offer participation without one or allow sharing during meetup events.

Meetup primarily focuses on group activities. Private lessons might not be available but group meetups provide great learning opportunities.

Yes, many people attend meetups to meet new friends with shared interests, though building connections comes from engaging with group activities.

Organization quality can vary depending on hosts. Checking reviews and FAQs on Meetup can help gauge any specific group's organization level.

Availability depends on existing groups. Keep checking Meetup for new groups or consider starting your own drone club in San Francisco.

Most drone meetups prioritize safety by observing all regulations and advising participants to follow best practices for safe flying.

Meetup provides opportunities, but personal improvement relies on active participation, practice, and member exchanges at group events.