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yin/restorative yoga on the beach (trauma-informed)

Sat, Jun 27, 6:00 PM
From trauma-informed yin yoga at the beach :)

* trauma-informed yin yoga rooted in somatics, mindfulness, and intuition. * this is a space to slow down and listen inward. * not a workout, just presence. * a journey to reconnect mind, body, and soul. * all bodies + experience levels welcome — come as you are. * held on the beach, in connection with the ocean and nature’s healing. * dress comfortably, we’ll be in the sun + wind. * bring your own mat, water, & blanket(s) ⭐️ there is another vinyasa class held on the same beach from 10:15-11:15am with large tents. you’re more than welcome to join this group, but it will be more dynamic than this class ⭐️ I will be closer to the water with a pink umbrella :)

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KFC Coastal Mission- Shore Dive

KFC Coastal Mission- Shore Dive

Sun, Jun 28, 2:00 PM
From Kelp Forest Club - Los Angeles Based Scuba Diving Group

At the end of each month we organize a coastal mission somewhere along the Southern California shoreline. The exact dive site depends on conditions that week - visibility, swell, surge, and what the ocean feels like doing - so we will finalize the location a few days beforehand. Anywhere from Orange County up through Ventura County is fair game. If you’re interested in joining the mission, RSVP here so we can send updates once we lock in the site and meeting details. The plan is simple: meet up, gear up, and spend a good day along the coast with other divers. Sometimes that means a couple dives and calling it a morning. Other days we hang around longer, stretch out on the beach, hydrate properly, compare notes from the dive, open a favorite beverage, maybe watch the sunset or wander off on a coastal hike. Some missions are calm blue-water days. Some are classic SoCal shore adventures. Either way the recipe stays the same. Cold water. Prepared divers. Proper hydration.

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Beach Volleyball Beginners Learn and Play New Season Flash Sale Open

Beach Volleyball Beginners Learn and Play New Season Flash Sale Open

Sun, Jun 28, 6:00 PM
From Beach Volleyball Learn and Play Los Angeles

**Whats App Group** [https://chat.whatsapp.com/FjOx9EXXKTuAUhMeCdPyLJ](https://chat.whatsapp.com/FjOx9EXXKTuAUhMeCdPyLJ) **New Season Flash Sale 10 Spots Open:** * **Once the host is confirmed, we will notify you of the event start date via email.** * **The limited pass remains discounted and refundable any time** until the specific date is finalized * You’ll receive the QR code and details via email. **Details:** * Welcome to beach volleyball Learn and Play Beginners Event . We have volleyball events in multiple cities. Small group 20 spots each time. All the equipment is prepared. This event is for come to meet new friends, improve your Volleyball skill and have fun. * We will **learn basic skills** **and practice drills** with our Host in the first hour. * Then we’ll **play on the court** in the second hour. **Book Flash Sale Season Pass or Apply Host** [https://extremelyshy.ca/products/beach-volleyball-los-angeles](https://extremelyshy.ca/products/beach-volleyball-los-angeles) **Season Pass 12 Weeks Flash Sale Early Bird $49, Regular $79** Only 3 Left * Every Sunday (No Events in Holiday or Raining) \*\* Once the limited flash sale season pass sold out, we will notify you of the event start date via email.\*\* * Time: 11AM-1PM * Location: Santa Monica Beach * Openings: 20 spots **Host: Reply the email after apply to confirm. Paid by Extremely Shy for your Effort.** * We prepare equipment for you to setup. Scan QR code to check them in. * Share your experience to our people in the first hour. * Have fun with them in the second hour. **Liability** * The organizer and any/all assistant organizers and other attendees are in no way responsible and liable for your personal safety and health state, before, during, and at any time after this event. * You acknowledge you are solely responsible for your health, safety, and well-being before, during, and at any time after the event as stated previously. * All attendees shall forever hold harmless the organizers and other attendees and unconditionally waive any liabilities resulting from attending and/or participating in this event.

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Playa Del Rey Conditioning Walk / Urban Hike

Playa Del Rey Conditioning Walk / Urban Hike

Tue, Jun 30, 2:00 AM
From 20s & 30s Section of Sierra Club (Angeles Chapter)
4.8

Come join the Sierra Club and take a midweek break and walk along the beach and nearby hills and neighborhood of Playa Del Rey and Westchester. Enjoy spectacular views of Marina Del Rey and the surrounding area. Meet new people and find out about upcoming Sierra Club future events. The walk is 5 miles, 200 ft gain. Directions to meeting point: Directions to meeting point: Go West on Culver Blvd, to Nicholson, turn Left (Note: Nicholson turns into Pershing) and continue on Pershing to Waterview (1/2 mi), turn Right to top-of-the-hill, (corner of Rindge and Waterview). Where the NW corner fence of LAX meets the homes overlooking the ocean. You can also get there from Manchester as well. Easy access to the starting point is also possible from Manchester Ave. and Vista Del Mar. Easy access to the starting point is also possible from Manchester Ave. and Vista Del Mar. The fun starts at 7:00pm. Rain Cancels. All participants will be required to sign a Sierra Club waiver at the meeting point. **NO DOGS PLEASE.** Bring a Flashlight if you'd like. Google map coordinates: 33.9519188, -118.44404

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Beach Volleyball Open Play @ Del Rey (Free+Free Parking) Saturdays 8:15am-2pm

Sat, Jul 4, 3:15 PM
From Los Angeles Beach Volleyball (LABV)
4.9
4 attendees
WORLD NAKED BIKE RIDE LOS ANGELES (WNBRLA)

WORLD NAKED BIKE RIDE LOS ANGELES (WNBRLA)

Sat, Jun 27, 3:00 PM
From Friends of Bates Beach
4.5

The World Naked Bike Ride is an annual event that takes place in over 70 cities around the world. Locally it is focused on making Los Angeles safer for bicyclists, promoting a cleaner environment, and educating the public about positive body awareness by riding nude or "as bare as you dare". **Remember that your RSVP on this page is just to let fellow members know that you will be attending.** If you don't pre-register online, the day of the ride you must register as per the directions below. **Pre-registration**: To pre-register and donate send your $5.00 donation to [[WNBR.LosAngeles@gmail.com](http://WNBR.LosAngeles@gmail.com/) ] Via **PayPal** or **Zelle** **You can also donate via Patreon at** **[https://www.patreon.com/join/WNBRLosAngeles](https://www.patreon.com/join/WNBRLosAngeles)** Pre-registration and/or donation is active from now until **Thursday, June 25, 2026** (We need time to process the donations). If you don’t register online, you can still register or donate on the day of the ride. **Tentative Event Schedule**: 8:00 am Event Registration and Body Painting starts. 10:00 am First ride heads out 12:00 pm Lunch Break and approximate time morning ride returns 2:00 pm Second ride heads out 4:00 pm Second ride returns and Staging Location clean up starts 5:00 pm Event concludes and riders disassemble and leave stagging area **Participant Parking** – As you are bringing your bicycle, please park across Alameda from the MOCA museum and ride your bicycle across Alameda at the corner of Temple to the staging area. There is also metered parking on several streets in the adjacent area to the staging area. Please keep you clothes on till you reach our staging area. **Volunteer Parking** – Enter City LA Parking Lot 7 (140 Judge John Aiso St, Los Angeles, CA 90012). Pay attendant $9 per vehicle so carpooling is encouraged. After paying, look for the orange vest volunteer that will instruct you were to park and how to get to our staging area. There is no in and out. **Registration Process** – If you haven't pre-registered online, all riders need to register in person at the registration table. To speed up the process please read the ride rules we posted on our Facebook ([https://www.facebook.com/WNBRLA/](https://www.facebook.com/WNBRLA/)) and Instagram ([https://www.instagram.com/wnbr_los_angeles/](https://www.instagram.com/wnbr_los_angeles/)) pages, or at the staging area. After confirming you have read the rules and we have verified you have a bicycle you will receive a wristband and a ride sticker. Then you can proceed to the body painting or photo back drop area. **Body Painting** – We will have a station set up for body painting and a few volunteers. Donations of additional paint, color pens, brushes, is appreciated. **Bicycles** – This is a bike ride. Electric bicycles or scooters are permitted. Make sure your bike is in good working conditions. Both rides this year are approximately 7 miles long. Feel free to bring decorations for your bike. No motorcycles. **Signs** – Jim, one of our annual volunteers since 2011 will have his stand with signs available to attach to your bikes. **Nude Is Not Lewd** – The ride is as "Bare as you Dare", nudity is not required. Costumes, masks, and wigs are acceptable. Please be aware that most legal interpretations of “lewd” are not limited to explicit sexual activity but any action, behavior or conduct, intended to arouse oneself or another person and draw special attention towards a person’s genitals. For this reason, cock rings, fetish gear, and visible erections are unacceptable. Cover up if necessary. Anyone that does not follow these simple rules will be asked to leave and could be cited by LAPD. **PHOTOGRAPHY** \- Most of the ride will be on public roads and many bystanders will take your picture as you pass\. It is legal for them to do so and everyone has a camera nowadays\. If you don’t want to be photographed\, don’t ride\. Wigs\, dark glasses\, and other forms of disguise that do not affect your ability to ride are allowed\. **PLEASE READ THE RIDE RULES POSTED ON OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM PAGES BEFORE YOU REGISTER.** Volunteers are needed! If you can help, email Dennis at [wnbr.losangeles@gmail.com](http://wnbr.losangeles@gmail.com/)

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Frequently asked questions

Beach cleanup events involve community members gathering to remove trash and debris from beaches. Participants often work together to pick up litter and learn about the impact of pollution. It's a great opportunity to contribute to environmental conservation and meet people who care about keeping beaches clean.

To locate beach cleanups in Los Angeles, use Meetup to explore groups focused on environmental and community initiatives. You can search for cleanup events by entering relevant interests or keywords for a list of upcoming activities near you.

Yes, typically any interested individual can join a beach cleanup. These events are usually open to all ages and abilities, provided you can safely participate. Always check specific group requirements before attending.

Most beach cleanup organizers provide basic tools such as gloves and trash bags. However, bringing your own reusable gloves or any other helpful gear is often appreciated. Dressing appropriately for the weather and wearing sturdy shoes is also recommended.

Participating in beach cleanups is usually free. Some groups may ask for optional donations to support future activities, but joining these events generally requires no mandatory fee.

Meetup connects you with groups organizing beach cleanups around Los Angeles. By joining these groups, you can RSVP for events, receive updates, and engage with fellow participants to foster a sense of community and shared purpose.

Primarily, beach cleanups are in-person events because they involve physical activity on location. However, check each event for specific details, as some virtual components such as educational seminars might be offered.

Absolutely, you can create your own Meetup group focused on beach cleanups or other environmental activities. This allows you to organize events, attract interested members, and make a real impact in your community.

Wear comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty, along with sun protection like hats or sunscreen. Closed-toed shoes are recommended for safety. Dressing in layers can be helpful depending on weather conditions.

The frequency of beach cleanups varies. Some groups hold regular monthly events, while others may organize on an as-needed basis. Checking individual group calendars on Meetup is the best way to stay informed.

Engage actively and bring a friend if you can. Participating fully enhances your experience and connections. Use Meetup to network with others interested in environmental endeavors and enjoy learning collectively.

Meetup itself doesn't organize events, so it cannot ensure that every beach cleanup or group event meets all participants' expectations. The quality of the experience often depends on the organizers and members' engagement.

Meeting new people is one of the key advantages of joining beach cleanups. These events attract like-minded individuals who are eager to contribute to community efforts, leading to organic networking and friendship opportunities.

Meetup is designed for group gatherings around shared interests rather than one-on-one interactions. Beach cleanups, for example, are best experienced as collective, community-driven efforts.

New groups form in Los Angeles as needed, reflecting local interests and event organizers. Checking Meetup regularly helps you find new beach cleanup groups quickly as they are established.