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Beach Cleanups Los Angeles

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

Sat, Oct 24, 3:15 PM
From Los Angeles Beach Volleyball (LABV)
4.9
13 attendees
5 mile Marina Del Rey sunset walk, dockweiler, wetlands, jetty

5 mile Marina Del Rey sunset walk, dockweiler, wetlands, jetty

Thu, Oct 29, 1:00 AM
From Los Angeles Hiking Group
4.8

**Event:** **Amazing 5.0 mile walk from Marina Del Rey, Jetty at sunset, paved path beach walk.** **Meet st the free Dock 52 parking lot,, Rick will have on a safety vest 🦺** **The 5.0 mile walk is on level trails. Can get cold so dress appropriately. Bring tennis shoes, water, sun screen, sun protection, and a fun spirit. Up and back so option to turn back early.** **DISCLAIMER: Group organizer and assistant organizers assume no liability; hike at your own risk. By being a member of this group you hereby agree to assume all risks and liability related to or resulting from any group functions. You agree that neither you nor any third party will hold any of the group's leaders, officers, or representatives liable for any injury, loss, or damage to your own person or any members of your family, friends, acquaintances, children, pets, or property, arising directly or as a consequence from a group activity. You also agree that your membership of this group is based on an "at will" basis.**

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SMS End of Summer Beach Bonfire

SMS End of Summer Beach Bonfire

Thu, Oct 29, 1:30 AM
From Santa Monica Surfers
4.8

UPDATE: Due to rain, we are moving the date to Wednesday October 28th. It's that time of the year to say goodbye to summer. Let's send off another great season with a bonfire! Time: 6:30pm till whenever you want to leave. Technically the beach closes at 10 but they never actually kick anyone out at 10. Feel free to come and go whenever you want. Feel free to bring friends and family. Place: Dockweiler Beach, 12000 Vista Del Mar, Playa Del Rey, CA 90293 Parking will be around 9 dollars. TO BRING: -Chair or towel/blanket to sit on -Warm clothing, blankets (it will get cold at night) -Snacks/drinks to share. -Marshmallows/Graham Crackers/Hersheys for S'mores. Someone went crazy last time and brought Reese's for S'mores and those were actually pretty good. Feel free to message me if you have any questions! -Kevin

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2 attendees
Friday Mornings / Beach Volleyball

Friday Mornings / Beach Volleyball

Fri, Nov 6, 5:00 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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1 attendee
Playa Del Rey Conditioning Walk / Urban Hike

Playa Del Rey Conditioning Walk / Urban Hike

Tue, Oct 27, 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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Intermediate 2 Clinic

Sun, Oct 25, 4:15 PM
From Triton Beach Volleyball (Manhattan Beach)
4.8
2 attendees
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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.