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Late Sunday Morning Clay Court Tennis - Old Rexdale

Late Sunday Morning Clay Court Tennis - Old Rexdale

Sun, Jul 26, 2:00 PM
From Greater Toronto Area Racquet Players
4.7

Pine Point Tennis Club is hosting a community open house at the end of this month at no cost. It's a great opportunity to check out the club, meet some members, and see what they're all about. Pine Point is a community tennis club with clay courts and no wait list—something that's becoming increasingly hard to find in Toronto. Ever wondered what Pine Point Tennis Club is all about? This is the perfect chance to come and see for yourself! Whether you’re curious about tennis, looking for a new way to stay active, or simply want to check out one of Etobicoke’s hidden gems, they’d love to meet you. Bring your family, invite a friend, and stop by for a fun morning at the club. No experience is needed—they’ll take care of the rest. Check out the flyer below for all the details. If you know someone who has been thinking about trying tennis, please tag them or share this post to help us spread the word!

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The Girls Book Club: Fantasy/Romance Book Club Meetup #7

The Girls Book Club: Fantasy/Romance Book Club Meetup #7

Sat, Jul 25, 8:00 PM
From The Girls Book Club (Fantasy, Dark Romance,Thrillers &Spice)
5.0

Hi everyone!! 💖 This is now our SIXTH book club meetup! I can’t wait to get to know you all more, hang out and talk books. For this meeting we’ll be STARTING Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross!!! Please read the first 14 chapters (part 1) before coming so that we have lots to discuss! The location MIGHT change. There is a new book bar that opened up in Toronto and I’d love to see if we can get a spot there. So stay tuned!!! Don’t stress if you’re new or didn’t make it to the last meetup! This is a super chill group and we’re mostly here to chat, vibe, and obsess over books together. Can’t wait to see you all!! 📚✨

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Weeknights - Group Dance Classes at Access Ballroom

Weeknights - Group Dance Classes at Access Ballroom

Mon, Jul 27, 11:50 PM
From Access Ballroom - Toronto Social Dancing Meetup Group
4.9

Ready to add more fun, movement, and connection to your week? Come join our group dance classes at [Access Ballroom](https://studioaccessballroom.com/)! We have classes **every day except Tuesday**—that’s Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 7:50pm, and Weekends at 3:40pm. Visit our [Monthly Calendar](https://studioaccessballroom.com/class-schedule/) to view the group class Schedule. To sign up you can also download our APP that is in both the Google Play store and the Apple Store. Just look up Access Ballroom. Whether you’re a total beginner or already have some moves, you’ll fit right in! We always have multiple teachers on hand to guide every level, so everyone gets the attention they need. Our amazing environment and welcoming atmosphere are what make us one of Toronto’s premier Latin and Ballroom studios—and it’s why we have the most Google reviews in the city! Don’t just take our word for it—come experience the energy, laughter, and community for yourself. We can’t wait to see you on the dance floor!

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BOOKCLUB: Osamu Dazai, The Setting Sun

BOOKCLUB: Osamu Dazai, The Setting Sun

Sun, Jul 26, 6:00 PM
From World Fiction Club

Join us for the July meeting of **World Fiction Club**, a monthly book club in Toronto focused on fiction from around the world, published between 1500 and 1950. For our July meeting, we are beginning our Q3 Japan quarter. **Book:** Osamu Dazai, *The Setting Sun* **Translator:** Juliet Winters Carpenter, Tuttle **Literary region:** Asia **Country:** Japan **Period:** 1900–1950 **Date:** Sunday, July 26, 2026 **Time:** 2:00–4:00 PM **Location:** Dineen Outpost - 1042 Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON M4M 1Z5 *The Setting Sun* was first published in 1947 and is one of Osamu Dazai's major works. Set in postwar Japan, the novel follows an aristocratic family as inherited class structures collapse and older social codes lose their authority. **Discussion focus** * Postwar Japan * Class decline * Family collapse * Gender and social expectation * Moral exhaustion * Self-destruction and survival * What changes when an old social order disappears You do not need an academic background. Come prepared to discuss the book, ask questions, and listen carefully to others. Please RSVP only if you are reasonably sure you can attend. Spots are limited to keep the discussion focused.

French at the Royal Conservatory

French at the Royal Conservatory

Thu, Jul 30, 10:30 PM
From Diskuto - Talk with Language Lovers
4.8

Join us for an evening of French conversation at B Espresso Bar in the atrium of the Toronto Royal Conservatory of Music (near St. George station)!
We welcome all levels of French, and it's free\*.
Venez pratiquer votre français! \*While there is no fee to attend this event, guests are expected to purchase something from B Espresso Bar, in accordance with RCM's restrictions on usage of the cafe atrium space. **Building location:** The Royal Conservatory is at 273 Bloor St W, between Varsity Stadium and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). There are entrances off Bloor St. and Philosopher's Walk. If you enter from Bloor St through the large glass doors, follow the hallway on the left beside the staircase and turn left at the end. (Closest TTC: St. George) **Notes and restrictions:** The host may or may not attend this event. Attendees are encouraged to seat themselves at two or more adjacent tables, as needed. Please form groups of 6 people at each table; do not rearrange chairs and tables to accommodate more people, as this obstructs the narrow walking space. Guests are expected to order something from the cafe, and are asked to please refrain from bringing outside food or drink. Attendees must leave the building at 8pm when the cafe stops serving. **Contributions:** If you are a regular with us and would like to support the group, please send any contributions by e-transfer to [diskutomeetup@gmail.com.](http://diskutomeetup@gmail.com.) The yearly donation goal and amounts received year-to-date will be tracked anonymously on [this google sheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18GfqYsis8Cf2XGg4KsKQJsY_0Fv3bsSQHwJAxvC1Km8/edit?usp=sharing). Thank you so much for your support.

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Silent Bookclub Meeting #84

Silent Bookclub Meeting #84

Thu, Jul 30, 10:00 PM
From Silent Book Club (Toronto)
4.8

The next event is happening on Thursday July 30 at 6PM in the Wellington Market Food Hall at The Well! We'll be meeting in front of the Nord Lyon in The Wellington Market (food court!) Please RSVP if you're planning on coming so we can plan appropriately!

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Meetup is a platform for discovering and joining clubs and groups in Toronto. It's a space where people can connect over shared interests, whether they're into sports, books, technology, or social gatherings. By joining local clubs, you get the opportunity to partake in various activities and meet people who share your passions.

You can search for clubs in Toronto on Meetup by entering your interests into the search bar along with the location filter set to Toronto. This will bring up a list of relevant groups and events happening nearby, allowing you to find the perfect club for your preferences.

Yes, you can join multiple clubs on Meetup. Explore different interests and broaden your social circles by participating in multiple groups. Each club offers unique activities and events, providing a variety of experiences in Toronto.

Joining Meetup groups is generally free, though some clubs or events may require a fee. It's easy to sign up and become part of the community, but check each event for any costs associated with participation.

Toronto hosts a diverse range of clubs, from sports teams and book clubs to tech workshops and language exchange groups. Whatever your interest, you’ll likely find a community that caters to it. Joining these clubs means access to events, making new friends, and expanding your network.

Not all club events are in-person; many groups offer online options too. This depends on the group organizers who tailor events based on members' preferences and current circumstances.

Clubs on Meetup are usually organized by individuals who host events for members with similar interests. These organizers manage group activities, ensuring there's something engaging and relevant happening for members to join.

Meetup provides a platform, but event quality varies. Group organizers are responsible for planning and executing events. Members are encouraged to provide feedback, enhancing future experiences.

While Meetup connects people with similar interests, it doesn't guarantee friendships. Success in forming connections relies on active participation and engaging in group activities.

Toronto has a rich variety of clubs, though availability depends on your specific interest. New groups continuously form, so regularly check for clubs that align with your hobbies and goals.

RSVPing for a club event on Meetup is straightforward. After joining a club, navigate to the event page and select the RSVP option. This keeps you updated and ensures your spot at the gathering.

Yes, Toronto has many clubs catering specifically to young adults. These groups host events tailored to the social and professional needs of this age group, making it easy to make new connections.

If you wish to leave a Meetup club, simply go to the group page and select the option to leave or unsubscribe. This action can be taken any time, giving you control over your participation.

Certainly, Meetup allows you to start your own club. If you find a niche that isn't met, you can organize your group, share it with others, and host events to attract members.

Club meeting locations may vary based on event plans by the organizers. It's best to check each event for specific locations and updates as venues can change with new activities.