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Craft Lab

Craft Lab

Wed, Jul 29, 1:30 AM
From South Pasadena Craft Lab

Join us at The Hive, South Pasadena, 1118 Mission Street, South Pasadena, 91030, Tuesday, July 28, 6:30 - 8:30 pm for our \*new\* monthly craft night! Scissors, paper, glue sticks, pencils, and markers are available, but guests are encouraged to bring their own crafts and supplies. Craft Lab is uninstructed and all types of creative exploration is encouraged. The gathering takes place in the studio, seating is first come first serve. Free. Open to all skill levels. Ages 18+. Follow us on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/thehivesouthpasadena](https://www.instagram.com/thehivesouthpasadena/)/ or visit [www.TheHiveSouthPasadena.com ](www.TheHiveSouthPasadena.com)for more info and photos about the studio and shop.

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Off the HOOK! Crochet Club! & Crafts Too!!

Off the HOOK! Crochet Club! & Crafts Too!!

Sat, Aug 1, 5:00 PM
From Off the HOOK Crochet Club! & Crafts TOO!!
4.9

Off the HOOK Crochet Club and Crafts Too! is an inviting community for crochet enthusiasts and craft lovers alike. We meet the 1st Saturday of each month at various locations! Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or a curious beginner, this club offers a welcoming space to explore the art of crochet and a variety of other crafts. Members can enjoy learning new techniques, sharing patterns, and showcasing their completed projects in a supportive environment. The club also hosts workshops, craft fairs, and social gatherings, fostering a sense of camaraderie and creativity. Joining Off the HOOK means becoming part of a vibrant community where you can unwind, create, and connect with fellow crafters who share your passion. **August Meetup: We will meet again at the Downey Masonic Lodge on the 3rd Floor. There is an elevator! The lodge is on the corner of Downey Avenue and 3rd Street and the entrance is on 3rd Street. There is plenty of parking!** You are welcome to bring your crochet or any crafts! I will provide coffee and tea- ***please bring your own cup*!** Feel free to bring snacks to share. There is plenty of room to spread out your work with many tables and electricity is available! Looking forward to seeing you!

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SOAPSTONE WORKSHOP

SOAPSTONE WORKSHOP

Thu, Jul 30, 7:00 PM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

To attend and for exact location, register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/soapstone-workshop/) Thursday, July 30, noon Soapstone, also known as steatite, is a material that is soft enough to carve with your fingernails. Native peoples carved containers from soapstone, some quite large. They can be made into pipes, amulets, fish weights, anything you can imagine. We have not done this class in over 10 years! But we currently have a supply of soapstone and will have this two hour lunch class. Each person will get a block of soapstone and we will give you some ideas what to make from it. You can cut it into two smaller pieces, or make a bowl, a pipe, or a nameplate for your desk. We will not be using any power tools — only spoons, nails, hacksaws, pump drill, file, etc. Bring any such tools you might have. We also suggest that you bring gloves (such as dish-washing gloves), and a dust mask — the dust is fine and gets all over your hands and clothes and you want to avoid breathing it in. This will be at Hahamongna and you will be sent exact directions when you sign up. A $5 material fee is added to this class for the soapstone… Every one will sign a waiver for this class. If you’re working towards a Certificate, this applies to Bushcraft.

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URBAN PREPAREDNESS

URBAN PREPAREDNESS

Sat, Aug 1, 5:00 PM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

To attend and for exact location, register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/urban-preparedness/) Saturday, August 1, 10 a.m. Urban Preparedness can mean a life of self-reliance! But it also means you’re a bit more prepared for disasters such as an earthquake, or a flood, or a fire. We will cover some of the basic elements that you should know in order to take care of yourself at home. This class is all about urban preparedness. We’ll cover issues about WATER and how to store water in Los Angeles County. What FOODS should you store, and grow. We will also show (and cook) some wild foods. We will share how to COOK in your backyard if you can’t use your indoor stove. We will address first aid only minimally — we suggest you take a Red Cross course. We will share TOILET alternative that is relatively easy. We will also show some of the alternate devices to ELECTRICAL devices. And we’ll talk about the notion of a “bug out bag,” and some common sense, such as the benefits of joining Neighborhood Watch, or starting one, if one is not active in your neighborhood. This class will include a short PLANT WALK to learn about edible and medicinal wild plants. Location sent with registration Books and products will be available for sale August 1 @ 10:00 am - 1:30 pm $45.00 – $65.00

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FORAGING FOR WILD FOODS, WITH RIPARIAN FOCUS

FORAGING FOR WILD FOODS, WITH RIPARIAN FOCUS

Sat, Jul 25, 5:00 PM
From Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery
4.9

To attend and for exact location, Register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/riparian-and-useful-plants-walk/) We’ll walk into the watershed area, through the willows and waterways, and see the diverse flora, with WILD FOODS, EDIBLE CALIFORNIA PLANTS. We will learn about the wild foods, wild medicines, and some uses of the yucca plant. UPPER ARROYO SECO During our walk, we’ll learn about the unique riparian plants, and the uses of the many plants we’ll see. We’ll see the alders, mulefat, mugwort, willow, etc. There are many other riparian plants, which we may or may not see, depending on the conditions. There are always lots of surprises in store on these sorts of walks. We see native California plants, non-native introduced plants, and various wildlife. Bring your own water, and dress comfortably. Bring a bowl for a salad This walk can be applied towards the Ethnobotany certificate. Location sent with registration

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Craft Circle at Burden of Proof

Craft Circle at Burden of Proof

Wed, Aug 5, 1:00 AM
From South Pasadena Craft Circle
4.9

First Tuesday Craft Circle at Burden of Proof 🍸 It’s the night of craft, chatter and laughter. Bring your work in progress, be ready to get inspired by amazing projects fellow crafties are working on 🪄 If you are a craft-curious but not sure what to do, Yuko aka Soft Seduction will have a few extra beginner friendly crafts for you to get started 🌈 Delicious N/A drinks and snacks are available for purchase at the shop 🍿 Please rsvp on [Luma](https://luma.com/event/manage/evt-1oatNPL0q2kYhy0)

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Meetup connects people through shared interests. Join groups to meet others and attend events locally or online in various categories, including bushcraft.

Yes, Los Angeles offers groups focused on bushcraft and outdoor skills. Discover events to enhance your skills and connect with like-minded enthusiasts.

Search on Meetup using 'bushcraft' along with 'Los Angeles' to browse through upcoming outdoor activities, whether it's a survival skills class or a nature hike.

On Meetup, create an account and search for bushcraft groups. Once you find one, join by clicking the group page and attending their organized events.

Typically, yes. RSVPing ensures you have a spot in a group activity. It also helps organizers plan resources like tools or spaces for the event.

Indeed, many bushcraft groups focus on teaching survival skills. Participate in events designed to broaden your knowledge and practical abilities.

Events rely on organizer availability; new ones may form. If none are present, consider joining lists for alerts or starting your own group.

Activities vary widely; from hiking to skill sessions, catering to beginners through to advanced survivalists. Check descriptions for specifics.

Absolutely, you're free to join multiple groups to fit various interests. This maximizes both learning and networking opportunities.

Meetup offers a free option to join groups and events. Some groups may charge fees for certain activities to cover expenses like supplies.

While Meetup fosters communities, individual interactions depend on participation and engagement. Bring an open mind to enjoy networking opportunities.

No, LA offers an array of interests on Meetup. While bushcraft groups focus on outdoors, you can explore other categories like hiking or environmental talks.

Meetup primarily supports group events instead of 1:1 arrangements. Interaction is community-based, ideal for social and group learning experiences.

Frequency relies on organizers and interest levels. Check group pages for schedules and past activities to gauge regularity.

Yes, Meetup allows members to start new events or groups. Create an engaging description to attract members who share your outdoor interest.