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LA Manufacturing Explained | Plucky Reach x ARGYLE Haus

LA Manufacturing Explained | Plucky Reach x ARGYLE Haus

Tue, Aug 4, 6:00 PM
From The Real Cost of LA Manufacturing Nobody Tells You

Most new brands lose money on their first production run. Not because their product is bad. Because nobody told them how factories actually work. Minimums. Sample rounds. Cost sheets. Payment terms. The stuff that decides whether your run makes money or drains it. You learn it the hard way or you learn it here. This is a working session inside a real LA factory. You see the showroom, you see the process, and you get straight answers on what production actually costs and how to plan a run that does not blow your budget. If you are building a clothing brand and heading toward your first order, this is the room you want to be in before you sign anything. August 4. ARGYLE Haus x Plucky Reach. Seats are limited.

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🚴 Beach Bike Ride from Marina del Rey to Redondo Beach & Lunch

🚴 Beach Bike Ride from Marina del Rey to Redondo Beach & Lunch

Sun, Jul 12, 4:00 PM
From Beach Cities Active!!!
4.8

Join us for a bicycle ride on the beach bike path from Marina del Rey to Redondo Beach. There's always a cool breeze at the beach! E-bikes are welcome too. This beautiful beach bike ride is 26 miles roundtrip on flat bike paths and roads. See a map of this route [here](https://goo.gl/maps/BI0GD) QUALIFICATIONS: All bike riders are invited who are comfortable and experienced riding on the road and bicycle paths for 26 miles round trip and can keep up with a group riding at a speed of 12 miles per hour for approximately 2 hours. IMPORTANT: \*\*\* You are required to wear a helmet to ride with our group. \*\*\* *** MEETING PLACE AND TIME: Arrive at 8:30 AM to park your car and get ready for the ride. There is free parking at Dock 52 parking lot. Meet Louis at 8:45 AM in the first row of Dock 52 parking lot for a safety talk and introductions. Louis' cell phone number is in the RSVP question (which you can see by clicking on the blue box under "You're Going.") We will depart at 9:00 AM. *** LUNCH: We will stop for lunch at Quality Seafood Fish Market in Redondo Beach King Harbor at 130 International Boardwalk, Redondo Beach, CA 90277. *** PLEASE FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES: RSVP: If you can't come please change your RSVP to "No" so we are not waiting for you. BICYCLE: Make sure your bicycle is in good working condition with the tires properly inflated and the chain lubricated prior to the ride. RULES OF THE ROAD: Safety is always our first concern. Use standard hand signals for group rides. SPARE TIRE TUBES: You need to know how to change your own bicycle tire tubes if you get a flat tire. Please bring 2 spare tire tubes, levers, a small bicycle pump or CO2 cartridges to fill your tires with air once you change the bicycle tire tube. If you don't have spare tire tubes you might have to call a taxi to take you and your bicycle back to your car! MONEY: Please bring money for your lunch and taxi if necessary. BIKE LOCK: Do not leave your bicycle unlocked at any time. Please bring your own bicycle lock. HELMET: Please be advised that you are required to wear a helmet to ride with our group. WATER and FOOD: Please bring water to drink so you don't get dehydrated and food to eat, such as a protein bar, in case you get hungry. WAIVER OF LIABILITY: Please read this important disclaimer: This Meetup group, it's organizers and members take no responsibility for any injuries nor accidents that may occur during events. By joining this ride you take full responsibility for your own safety. Please ensure that you are in good health before participating and understand that there is risk involved in your participation. This Meetup group does not certify the qualifications of any of it's organizers or trip leaders, and they are not responsible for your safety. We are all just participants. *** This bike ride is crossposted on other Meetup groups. The main group for this bike ride is [Southern California Cycling Group](http://meetup.com/cyclegroup) at [https://meetup.com/cyclegroup](https://meetup.com/cyclegroup)

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Beach Ecology Sketching Crew!

Beach Ecology Sketching Crew!

Sun, Jul 12, 4:00 PM
From Nature Walks with Nature Nexus Institute
4.8

**Beach Ecology Sketching Crew!** All drawing skill levels are welcome! Programming is FREE! If you’ve been joining our online sketching sessions, now is your chance to meet up in person! **[Participants MUST REGISTER in advance through this LINK.](https://forms.gle/h46hrWGh7ng9wQQa8)** **\*\*\*Participants under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult!\*\*\*** Prior to the event, we will follow up with you via email with location details. Please be on the lookout for email messages from svigallon@naturenexusinstitute.org. Join us in Playa del Rey to see how the local wetlands and the beach connect! We’ll participate in the Open Wetlands program, then walk over to the beach. Please bring your preferred sketching supplies - you can get fancy or keep it simple. We’ll also bring some sketching supplies to share.About the Nature Nexus Institute facilitators: **Stacey Vigallon**, MS, EdD (Executive Director + Environmental Education Director) leads community science programs and art+science activities for community members of all ages. Since 2007, she has been a project biologist for Snowy Plover and Least Tern monitoring programs in collaboration with Los Angeles Audubon Society. She is also a LACMA Teaching Artist, specializing in science illustration and nature sketching. **Brian Young** (Arts & Education Specialist) integrates art and natural history in his work and leads NNI’s nature storytelling efforts through video, art, and music, capturing student and community connections to nature. He helps lead students in NNI education programs and community volunteers during habitat restoration events. He holds a degree in art from UC Santa Cruz and has over a decade of experience in restoration and education programming. *The project is funded by a Section 6 grant through USFWS, in collaboration with CDFW and Los Angeles Audubon Society.*

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

Sat, Jul 18, 3:15 PM
From Los Angeles Beach Volleyball (LABV)
4.9
6 attendees

SALT CREEK BEACH IN LAGUNA NIGUEL

Thu, Jul 16, 3:00 PM
From Calabasas Day Hikers - Hiking is what we do
4.9
1 attendee
Friday Mornings / Beach Volleyball

Friday Mornings / Beach Volleyball

Fri, Jul 24, 4:00 PM
From Beach Volleyball / Friday Mornings in Manhattan Beach
4.9

We meet every Friday morning at 9:00 a.m., in Manhattan Beach at the 4th Street courts. This group is open to INTERMEDIATE AND UP LEVEL players. This group is NOT for beginners. **First time players are asked to show up and play before they ask to join the group via the Meetup app.** For members, players are asked to bring their own volleyballs & lines, if you have them. Please RSVP as early in the week as possible so that we know that we have at least four players. To ensure the game is played on the same page for all, this group follows the USA Volleyball Beach Rules which can be reviewed at: [https://usavolleyball.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2025-2027-USAV-Beach-Rules-Book_FINAL.pdf](https://usavolleyball.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2025-2027-USAV-Beach-Rules-Book_FINAL.pdf) We look forward to seeing you on the sand.

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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.