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Coastal Cleanup Day at Shimada Friendship Park

Coastal Cleanup Day at Shimada Friendship Park

Sat, Sep 19, 4:00 PM
From The Watershed Project

Join The Watershed Project and Supervisor John Gioia's Office for **Coastal Cleanup Day** at **Shimada Friendship Park** on **September 19, 2026 at 9:00 AM** to cleanup our shoreline and make space for all creatures! [RSVP here!](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coastal-cleanup-day-at-shimada-friendship-park-tickets-1994883596538?aff=oddtdtcreator) This year's Coastal Cleanup Day theme, **Making Space for All Creatures**, highlights how every piece of litter removed helps create cleaner, healthier habitats for the birds, fish, mammals, and other wildlife that call the Bay home. By caring for our shoreline, we're protecting the places where people and wildlife can thrive together. We're also celebrating the 50th anniversary of the California Coastal Act, the landmark law that has protected California's coast by preserving habitats, safeguarding wildlife, and ensuring public access to our shorelines. Participating in Coastal Cleanup Day is one way we can continue that legacy, helping protect the coast and Bay we all love for generations to come. A huge part of Coastal Cleanup Day is collecting data that helps scientists, communities, and policymakers better understand and prevent marine debris. Along with removing trash, volunteers will participate in interactive educational activities to learn how their efforts contribute to healthier ecosystems and cleaner waterways. Please wear layers, a hat and/or sunscreen, and closed-toe shoes. Cleanup supplies will be provided, but if you have them, please bring a bucket, reusable gloves, and a reusable water bottle to help us reduce waste. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with nature, meet new friends, and make space for all creatures! See you there!

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Analog Electronics for Guitar Pedals

Analog Electronics for Guitar Pedals

Sat, Sep 12, 8:00 PM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

# Analog Electronics for Guitar Pedals Work on your current project, start a new project discuss guitar pedals, analog and digital audio topics. No prior electronics experience required. Bring your curiosity. The goal of this session will be take the circuits previously built as prototypes and wire them in a permanent enclosure.

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Open House / Open Build / Open Repair Projects Workshop

Open House / Open Build / Open Repair Projects Workshop

Sat, Sep 19, 1:30 AM
From Circuit Launch
4.8

Our monthly Circuit Launch Oakland "Open House" evening for everyone, fun for the whole family! Join us every third Friday evening of the month: **○ Robot, AI and Electronics Projects:** Start a project, continue a project or discover one here: we provide the space, tools and peer learning – you bring your project and enthusiasm! **○ Repair Projects:** Fixit Clinic's monthly residency at Circuit Launch: bring your repair projects – electronic gadgets, appliances, computers, toys, etc.– for consultation, assessment, disassembly, and possible repair. We’ll provide workspace, specialty tools, and guidance to help you disassemble and troubleshoot your item. First-time repairers and “Fixing Families” are heartily invited. Learn more at [https://www.fixitclinic.org/](https://www.fixitclinic.org/) **○ Tech Topic Discussions and Practice:** join the AI thought leadership practise group for lively conversation: Come share your knowledge -- or your lack thereof: all experience levels welcome. It's definitely worth a visit if you've never been here: tour Circuit Launch and see all the exciting companies and projects in progress. – U18s heartily welcome with a participating adult. – Equipment use outside of the soldering and debugging gear requires certification. Looking forward to seeing you this third Friday!

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Circuit Hacking Monday – Open Electronics Workshop

Circuit Hacking Monday – Open Electronics Workshop

Tue, Sep 22, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

Need some motivation to finish that electronics project? Join us for an open workshop where everyone brings something they're working on. We'll have soldering stations, test equipment, and a room full of people interested in electronics, programming, robotics, and embedded systems. Whether you're debugging a circuit, writing code, or designing your next gadget, you're welcome here. No lectures. No pressure. Just making things together.

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CHM - Soldering practice and circuit testing with an oscilloscope Part 2

CHM - Soldering practice and circuit testing with an oscilloscope Part 2

Tue, Sep 15, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

Build a function generator and practice soldering at the same time. With a soldering kit that we provide, you will assemble a circuit that generates sine-waves, triangle-waves, and square-waves. Then you will test the circuit with an oscilloscope. This kit is a little above the beginner level, so we plan to extend this project into a second week. Once your function generator is working, you can pair up with another workshop participant and observe two function generators sending waves to an oscilloscope in "X-Y" mode. This pattern is called a Lissajoues Figure.

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Resident Electronics Monthly meetup!

Resident Electronics Monthly meetup!

Fri, Sep 25, 3:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

A recurring electronic music open mic. * **Every 4th Thursday of the month at 8pm** * **INSTAGRAM:** [https://www.instagram.com/resident_electronicmonthly/](https://www.instagram.com/resident_electronicmonthly/) * **YOUTUBE:** [Playlist and upcoming live](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR85h2qnyy8Aubv2FvK-H9zL1fGhPbFxR) * **FREE** **Hosts** * [Franck Martin](https://www.peachymango.org/) * [TanukiSpiderCat](https://tanukispidercat.com/) **Sign up / further info at**: [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Resident_Electronic_Music](https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Resident_Electronic_Music)

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No prior experience is necessary to join electronics meetups. Whether you're a beginner or expert, you can participate and learn as you engage with the community.

Many electronics meetups focus on hands-on projects, offering you a chance to actively work on creating or modifying electronics with others. However, some sessions may be more discussion or presentation-focused.

Yes, many meetups feature experienced individuals who are often willing to mentor newcomers or those with less experience, providing guidance on projects and electronics knowledge.

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While Meetup strives to host diverse groups, the availability of electronics groups may vary. It's worth exploring several options and possibly even starting your own group if needed.

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Meetup facilitates connections, but direct friendships often depend on how actively you engage with the groups and events you participate in.

Frequency of events depends on each specific group and its organizers. Some may hold weekly events, while others might have a monthly or irregular schedule.

Meetup focuses on group events rather than individual matchmaking, so any one-on-one collaborations would usually arise from discussions within group settings.