Come meet other Recent College Grads in the San Francisco Bay Area! Have you recently graduated college? This past spring or in the last few years? It can be tough leaving behind your college buds for the real world. Whether you're a local looking to expand your circle of friends, or a new transplant to the Bay Area, it can be tough meeting good people. Even more so for us younger folks under 30. Internet sites are often reserved for the older crowd, but now there's an easy way to meet young pro …

Who says singles have all the fun? If you are in your 20s/30s and in a committed relationship but still love to have fun and meet new people, then this meetup is for you. We have a wide variety of fun events for young couples. This is a group for open-minded couples from a wide variety of ethnic, educational, etc., backgrounds, so come on and join the fun! Who are your organizers? We are a fun-loving 26 year old couple living in the Mountain View area. We are transplants from Pittsburgh, Pennsyl …

Welcome to the Meetup group for TEDxConstitutionDrive! You are Invited – May 4 – The Theme is TIME.Auto-Vino, Menlo Park, CA “Time is the coin of your life.  It is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it will be spent.  Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you.” Carl Sandburg A limited-capacity event in a phenomenal classic car warehouse and fully working winery, with live speakers on the theme of TIME ranging from a pickling expert to a venture capitalist invento …

Purpose: To meet other fellow East Coast transplants Who should join: Any man or woman between the ages of 25-40 who has lived in a state close to or borders the Atlantic Ocean Why you should join: 1. To meet new people and make new friends. 2. If you find that since you've moved here, the only friends you have are co-workers. 3. To find friends you have something in common with. 4. If you miss sarcastic or brutally honest people. 5. To find someone else who appreciates a really good slice of pi …

The Peninsula Men’s Mentoring Circle is a weekly practice of awareness and consciousness of our inner landscape, and how we share ourselves in the world around us. What we get from and how we contribute to the society around us in which we define ourselves as masculine. It gives us the opportunity to contribute to the growth and maturity of other men, while we ourselves benefit from our contribution. It is a place where youth, mid-lifers, and elders can come together in an environment of mutual …

The east coast "edge" isn't really the same when few people "get" your sarcastic sense of humor and direct communication style. This meetup is for the east coast transplant looking to find other native east coasters in the Bay Area.

Welcome! Why not join us for a few hands of cards.  Many of us played Euchre in the Midwest and others have learned here in California at one of our meetups.  The game is social, easy to learn and pleasantly competitive.  (The two losing hands change tables and switch partners after each game). Our members are also interested in Pinochle and the occasional cribbage meetup.  We talk about other card games but don't seem to get around to playing them. Our events are hosted by our members in tavern …

Looking to start a new group for East Coasters (ages 30-50) that have moved to the West Coast. I am from NY (43 years old) and miss my East Coast friends. I live in the East Bay and would love to meet some fun people who still have that East Coast mentality. :)

We are the newest official sub-group of the Emerald City Supporters (http://www.weareecs.com), an independent supporters group of Seattle Sounders FC soccer team. We cheer on the Sounders from various venues around the SF Bay Area, and we welcome both Seattle transplants and those are just ardent fans of the team.  We generally hold TV viewing parties of Sounders matches both in the City and in the South Bay area, and we welcome suggestions of new soccer friendly venues where a group of fans can …

Chargers fans get together for food, drinks, and camaraderie to cheer our favorite NFL team, whether you're San Diego transplants or just fans of the Blue and Gold. Let's get together and make some noise! Go Bolts!

This is a group for Atlanta natives (or anyone who lived in and loves the A) who have relocated to the Bay Area. We love Cali, but just can't find people quite like our Atlanta crew - we have a very unique sense of humor and do the tomahawk chop all summer. If you wanna meet and hang out with fellow former-Atlantans, this is the group for you!

We are between the ages of 24-39 and moved to SF from Canada. We say "eh",  miss proper healthcare, Kraft Dinner, poutine and smarties. Our mandate is to get together and enjoy the city, drinks Caesar's and Molson Canadian, exchange advice (apt searching in this city is more frustrating that sitting on the DVP in traffic) and make new friends. Welcome! Bonjour!

We came from Minnesota or the Midwest and are now in San Francisco/the Bay Area. We meet up at various places in the city to talk about MN and other things we love. We go on random adventures. We sometimes eat too much butter.

"Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another: "What! You too? I thought I was the only one." - C.S. Lewis Are you are a woman frustrated with friendships that never seem to run that deep, rarely materializing beyond activity partners, short-lived acquaintances or fair-weather folk? If so then read on... This group is about about socializing in it's purest and simplest form. It's about conversation first and foremost, with the right mix of interesting people making the time …

As an East Coast transplant I miss those lively, intellectual conversations with my witty, sarcastic, well-travelled, well educated cosmopolitan friends and San Francisco is too far from my South Bay base. I envision a group of bright, open minded, outgoing and opinionated "women of a certain age" who get together to talk about everything from their travels, trials and tribulations to politics and ethics and well ... life. We'll wine and dine, attend cultural events, enjoy all that the Bay Area …

Jennifer was only 20 years old when diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, on September 2, 2006. After undergoing 9 months of grueling chemotherapy, in May of 2007, Jen was done with treatments and able to resume a "normal" life. Jen was so very beautiful, you would have never known she had been sick. Then, in August of 2009, Jen relapsed. She underwent a stem cell transplant in January 2010, and after five grueling months of fighting for her life, Jen lost her battle on May 19, 2010, at t …