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Weekly LA Crop Swap Garden Volunteer Day🥦🥕🥬

Sat, Jul 11, 1:44 PM
From Black Women Connecting
4.7
2 attendees

Weekly LA Crop Swap Garden Volunteer Day🥦🥕🥬

Sat, Jul 18, 1:44 PM
From Black Women Connecting
4.7
1 attendee
Work Smarter: AI Meets Atlassian

Work Smarter: AI Meets Atlassian

Thu, Jul 9, 12:30 AM
From Pasadena Atlassian Community Events

The future of teamwork is AI-powered Join your local Atlassian community for an evening built around one of the most exciting shifts in how teams work: AI in Jira and Confluence. Whether you're just starting to explore AI features or you're ready to go deeper, this session is packed with practical insights, real-world examples, and great conversation. At this meetup, you'll: 🤖 Discover AI in action. See how AI integrations across Jira and Confluence can automate workflows, surface insights, and help your team move faster with less friction. 💡 Get inspired by real use cases. Hear practical examples from teams already using AI to streamline operations and boost productivity and bring those ideas back to your own org. 🤝 Connect with fellow enthusiasts. Swap stories, compare setups, and exchange ideas with Atlassian users from across industries right here in the Glendale area. 🏅 Walk away with real value. Seize the chance to receive a free Atlassian Certification voucher valued at up to $250! …plus food, networking, and good company! Whether you're an Atlassian admin, a team champion, or simply curious about where AI fits into your toolset, there's something here for you. Seats are limited RSVP today and bring a teammate! 🚀 Location Spin.AI, (3rd floor) 207 Goode Ave, Suite 350, Glendale, CA 91205Parking Parking is in the on-site garage and will be validated. Agenda 5:30 PM: Network and Food 6:30 PM: AI Broke My Jira: Now What? 7:15 PM: From Bug Report to Resolution: AI-Powered Teamwork with Loom, Jira, Confluence, and Rovo 8:00 PM: Network, giveaways, closing remarks --- Speakers Alex Ortiz - APETECH LLC (Co-Founder) Alex Ortiz is a seasoned Jira expert and the co-founder of The Jira Life, a podcast dedicated to exploring all things related to the Atlassian ecosystem. Through this platform, Alex and his co-hosts delve into best practices, industry news, and interviews with key figures in the Atlassian community. In addition to his podcasting endeavors, Alex serves as the CEO of APETECH LLC, where he specia… Russell Covey - Spin.AI (Director of Enterprise Solutions Engineering) Russ serves as Director of Enterprise Solutions Engineering at Spin.AI. He previously served as a solutions engineering leader with a multi-national data protection company for 4 years, founded and led Central Valley IT Systems for 9 years, led the Information Security Operations Team at Community Medical Centers for 2 years, and served in engineering and security roles at Barracuda Networks f… Moderators Sharon Beck - Projectidy LLC Sharon Beck is the founder of Projectidy, an agile project management consultancy that helps teams turn product ideas into reality. With over a decade of experience leading cross-functional teams in industries like FinTech, AdTech, and search, she’s worked with both startups and Fortune 500 companies. Sharon bridges the gap between traditional structure and agile flexibility, bringing clarity … Lina Ortiz - Apetech LLC & TJL Media (Software & Content Engineer) Bernandina Ortiz is an embedded systems engineer, editor, and lifelong learner with a passion for programming, AI, and making complex things simple. With a “get-it-done” mindset and a love for working behind the scenes, she brings both precision and creativity to everything from engineering projects to content development.S he has contributed to popular tech channels, including

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LUNCHTIME FORAGING WALK – Learn Plant ID

LUNCHTIME FORAGING WALK – Learn Plant ID

Thu, Jul 9, 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/lunchtime-plant-walk-2/) Thursday, July 9, Noon, LUNCHTIME PLANT ID WALK Ever wondered what sort of useful plants grow right in the city, including medicinal plants? We’ll explore a unique one-acre wildlife sanctuary in the Highland Park area where we will see native plants, cultivated plants and many of the plants so typical of the urban areas. You will be able to collect samples. There is also a greenhouse on -site where you can purchase potted plants to take home to your garden. We will learn about the food uses, medicines, fibres, and more. Our discussion will revolve around ethical foraging, and you will be able to collect greens to take home, and cuttings in some cases. There is also a nursery on the site where you can purchase various potted plants to take home. We’ll also make a simple salad so you can taste some of the in-season foods! An excellent opportunity to see and taste some of the plants that everyone living in this area will encounter most of the time. We will also review the Botanical Families that are entirely safe. A good time to review. Bring a bowl! A great survival skills for the ages. Location is 5835 Burwood Ave., off Figueroa in Highland Park. Park on the street and we’ll walk up the dirt road into the one acre sanctuary. Bring a bowl, and water. Be sure to RSVP.

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LUNCHTIME PLANT WALKABOUT

LUNCHTIME PLANT WALKABOUT

Thu, Jul 16, 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/lunchtime-candle-making-workshop/) Come take a walk in the canyon, learning about the bounty of nature’s flora. We’ll see wild herbs, native plants, and more. A short walk, getting out in nature, and connecting with the skills of our ancestors. We will see many of our native plants, and also many of the introduced non-natives. PAY FOR ONE, BRING A FRIEND! $30-$45

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Pasadena Jaycees July Mixer | Monopole Wine Bar

Pasadena Jaycees July Mixer | Monopole Wine Bar

Thu, Jul 16, 1:30 AM
From Pasadena Jaycees
4.9

Looking to meet new people, expand your network, and learn more about the Pasadena Jaycees? Join us for our July Mixer! 📅 Wednesday, July 15 🕡 6:30–8:30 PM 📍 Monopole Wine Bar (upstairs) We'll have light bites, great conversation, and non-alcoholic options available. Whether you're a longtime member, new to the area, or just curious about what the Pasadena Jaycees are all about, we'd love to meet you! The Pasadena Jaycees bring together young professionals in their 20’s and 30’s through community service, leadership, and fun social events. Come see why our monthly mixers are the perfect place to make new friends and get involved. Bring a friend—we can't wait to see you there! 💙

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with shared interests to join groups and attend events locally or online, facilitating community interaction.

You can easily search for community gardens in Los Angeles using Meetup's search function to discover nearby groups and events related to gardening.

Yes, Los Angeles hosts numerous community garden events that you can discover and join to connect with like-minded gardening enthusiasts.

Absolutely! You can join as many gardening groups as you like on Meetup, allowing you to explore diverse plant-related activities and communities.

Event requirements vary by group. Check the event details or contact the organizer to learn if you should bring tools or supplies.

Most gardening groups on Meetup are free to join, though some might charge a small fee for specific events to cover material costs.

To RSVP for a garden event, visit the event page on Meetup and click the RSVP button. Confirm your attendance to reserve a spot.

Yes, you can create and lead a new community garden group in Los Angeles through Meetup to share your passion for gardening.

Organizers typically notify attendees if an event is canceled. Keep an eye on your messages or the event page for updates.

Meetup is great for finding garden communities, as it connects enthusiasts with local groups that share their gardening interests.

While meeting people is a common outcome at gardening events, it greatly depends on participation and interacting with attendees.

Group activity can vary by season, with some being more or less active. Always check group schedules and event postings for the current period.

Most common interests have active groups in Los Angeles, but the availability of specific niche gardening groups may vary.

While groups consist of enthusiastic members, expertise levels vary. Some groups might offer sessions led by expert gardeners, though this isn't guaranteed.

Yes, Meetup offers both online and in-person events, so you can participate in gardening meetups that fit your preference.