Daniel Svoboda

Welcome to the History Book Club of NYC. We read and discuss - no surprise - history books! Anyone who enjoys reading and discussing history is welcome to join. We meet every six weeks on Wednesday evenings at 7pm. The books to be read are selected by vote at the end of the prior meeting. Anyone can propose a book for the next meeting. Whoever…

New York City has an amazing variety of classical music opportunities. Concerts at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center are just the tip of the iceberg! Local churches offer free organ music. There are so many other cool venues, too, like Barge Music!

This group is designed to bring together those of us who share a love for mathematics. We want to establish a group that will make mathematics accessible to people of all ages and to assist people in futhering their knowledge and skills.

Meet other local fans of Peter, Lois, Chris, Meg, Brian and baby Stewie and/or Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny, Butters and friends!

New York Philosophy is not your typical social club! We are a community of friends who get together at new and exciting places around the city for food, drink, and interesting debates. Members are asked to review our rules of membership in our About Us page. The organizers do not receive any financial compensation for these events.

We're a weekly meetup where local .NET developers can get together, talk about the latest and greatest, and work on small projects related to .NET.

Meet other local C++ developers working on web applications or related technologies. Share experiences and ideas about developing cutting-edge software in C++ for Internet services. C++ is not a typical web technology in the 2.0 era, but when used correctly, can be a powerful tool. Come and meet other brave souls going against the trend and buildin…

Meet other local readers of Philosophy Now (a magazine for all those who have an interest in philosophy), or in general people intrigued by philosophy and its impact on our understanding of life, the universe and everything! The format is a lunch or dinner at a restaurant, with a limited number of people (i.e., food, wine and philosophy, just like…

Our goal is to create a forum for people interested in a psychological awareness of the self. We all need to learn how to become more self-aware if we want change. And it is through the sharing of our emotional lives and personal histories in a caring forum that we can begin this process. In our group, we want the discussions, exchanges, and pe…

Meet others in your local area who want to join the Open Source Revolution! Gather to discuss the benefits of using open source software in your business and personal life. Focus -- Exploring the use of Open Source software in a Home Based/ Small Business environment. -- Serve as a meeting place for all who are interested in Open Source and…

A place for people to watch anime together and indulge their inner otaku. All ages are welcome, although the organizers are in their late twenties. If you are under 18, you must have your parents' permission to attend. Once the group gets started, we can rotate where we watch anime. Ideal set-up is one night a week, watching one or two series…

I discovered that I was a highly sensitive person about 3 years ago. I've written a book about the subject from my personal perspective. I would like to create a safe, non-judgmental, encouraging, and inspirational forum for other HSPs to meet and share their stories, interests, and aspirations.

Welcome to the The New York City Anime Meetup Group. The best place in the New York Metro area where Anime, Manga, Cosplay and Video Game fans hang out and talk about the latest Imports and Convetions. Eat some Sushi and sing some Karaoke. Our usual meeting place is the Skylight Diner, but there will be other activities and meeting so there is s…

This is a social networking group for NYC area Java developers, managers, recruiters, basically anyone with an interest in Java technologies. We feature technical presentations (round table demos from anyone) depending on the meeting location. Feel free to bring a presentation, a demo, flyers, make an announcement or ask questions. We usually adjou…

GNU and Linux are two of the most prominent examples of free software development. In the spirit of community-built software, twice a month we get the local community together to discuss topics of free, libre and open source software, the GNU/Linux operating system, ways to engage in the free software movement, and projects we are involved in. T…

We're a group of programmers who get together every Monday to write programs. Come on out, bring your laptop, and pair-up with another programmer to work on a project.

We meet regularly to discuss readings in Continental Philosophy that we collectively assign ourselves. People of all backgrounds are encouraged to attend. No academic background in philosophy is required. Our discussion and debate will be directed toward mutually increasing our understanding of particular philosophers and their ideas, especi…

Meet other Unix software users. Discuss Unix projects and software.

This group meets to talk about anime and related items. We also discuss whatever is happening in our lives. The DAS (http://www.delawareanimesociety.com) has monthly meetings, minicons, gaming, hangouts and tons more going on in Wilmington DE, Dover DE and Southeast PA, and we welcome you to be part of it! This meetup.com group is a way for us t…