… If the latter we always encourage you to come because most of our discussions entail situations/topics brought up in the book in relation to our own life experiences. Of course you’ll have to not mind having the ending spoiled. We look forward to meeting you! Any further questions or concerns please feel free to message me.

Meet other young women in your community for friendship and fun! We are a diverse group of amazing, adventurous, compassionate, open-minded young women. Most of our members joined the group because they want to have loads of fun and build strong, lasting friendships. The group is geared primarily towards young women, and the majority of members are in their twenties and thirties, but all are welcome to join. Whether you are single, married, in a relationship, a mommy or without children, you wil …

Members of this group will read and discuss historical and current work on attachment theory in psychology. Anyone who is interested in attachment theory is welcome.

There are many conservative authors out there and everyone that is a part of the group enjoys reading books about politics, or at least civics. Most books will be non-fiction although some relevant fiction may be picked. All are welcome who possess a genuine and keen interest in reading about and discussing politics and who want to be a part of a local book club.

I just moved to Westchester from Long Island, where there were book clubs galore. I can't seem to find any here. I'm 25 and I wanted to meet other book-lovers around my age in the area. Encompassing a wide variety of genres and authors from children's books to classics, we'll aim to read a new book every two or three weeks. We'll meet to discuss the books in a relaxed informal enviroment. Even though we're a 35 and younger meetup group if you're an older person interested in hanging out with you …

All the book clubs I've seen have been for moms or people over 35. I'm 24 and I wanted to meet other book-lovers around my age in the area. Encompassing a wide variety of genres and authors from children's books to classics we'll aim to read a new book every three weeks or so. We'll meet to discuss the books in a relaxed informal environment. Even though we're a 35 and younger meetup group if you're an older person wanting to read more youthful books, I would be willing to make exceptions. Pleas …

Professional women who can get together and share a good book. We meet every 6-8 weeks at different locations and share a glass of wine, discuss the book and simply enjoy each other's good company.

… * Topical discussions of Acupuncture and the symptoms of: Acute or chronic injuries from sports and martial arts training, Diabetes, Hypertension, Low blood pressure, Insomnia, Lung problems, Thyroid issues, Sinus problems, Heart conditions, Low platelet count, Cancer, COPD, Edema, Poor Circulation, Knee or Joint pain, Back Pain, Migraines and Headaches, Infertility, Stroke, Calf Pain or Spasms, Weight loss, Kidney disease, Cystic Fibrosis, Fatty Liver, Inflammation in the body, Musclular Spas …

Art of Living Happy is a group organized by Lisa Jones.  Lisa is the CEO of Art of Living Happy, LLC and is passionate about sharing conversations and ideas with like minded individuals.  The ideal member of this group is one who is interested in gathering to discuss and contemplate our passion and purpose here on earth. This group will provide a safe and sacred setting to discuss and gain understanding of our Higher Self, which is our true divine essence. Discussions will explore and practice …

   The Tri-State CareGiver Group is for anyone who is living through taking care of their aging parents.  We offer support, help  and advice from others encountering the same problems.  We get together and discuss, share our ideas of how to help the person we are caring for and give each other ways of helping reduce the stress in our own lives ~and ~ very importantly, how to find some joy and laughter in our experiences. Babyboomers are now starting to realize the effects on our lives of being i …

… Some discussions will include:  - Our schedules, Our children, Our families  - Ways to talk to our kids about issues   - Tips for saving money  - Local Resources  - Bonding Ideas  - Conflict resolution with family and friends  - Share lots of motherhood stories These discussions will be key to getting to know our moms. So when you need to call on a mom for babysitting help, you will have spent some time getting to know your babysitter. You should join if your a mom looking for babysitting …

Tapping In is a participative conversation for people trying to figure out what life looks like at the intersection of faith, questioning, conversation and ideas. We meet up at a local pub in Norwalk. Grab a beer and join us for a roughly 1 hour conversation centered around new ideas and questions related to faith in the 21st Century. Tapping In is getting started up by a local church in Norwalk, Northeast Community Church (www.NECCLife.org), so we will bring a Christian perspective, but all vie …

… General market discussion • Identifying market price trends • Changes in sector leadership • Support and resistance levels • Impact of high-frequency trading Psychological/motivational – how to get through losing streaks, knowing when to let go. Run your ideas by the group to get a second opinion, sound check. Tailor your trades to match your personality. Resources - identify the short list of online sources for: • Stock/option transactions • Charting and technical analysis • Company news • Ec …

This is a group of people interested in applying the tools of metaprogramming to finding solutions to challenges in their lives. The group is facilitated by certified program facilitators who discuss topics of metaprogramming, and allow for discussion among participants. People who have taken introductory courses and more advanced courses are welcome. Newcomers are also welcome.

I am looking to put together a networking group that eliminates some of the flaws that I have seen with groups in the past. I have seen too many people spend hours of their work day attending a networking event just to stand around, waiting for that slightly less awkward moment to step in and try to start a conversation. We come to these events for one reason, to grow our business. At this meeting our sole purpose will be to have an open discussion to find any ways in which we can benefit ea …

… Bring your laptop, bring your suggested topics of discussion, bring your significant others if you can drag them along. Most of all, bring your sense of humor and let's have some fun!