The Ann Arbor Classics Book Group meets monthly on Sundays at 3pm on the ground floor of the UofM Michigan Union to discuss selections from Boxall's "1001 books you must read before you die." The books for 2012 have been chosen by the organizers and dues have been suspended.   In 2013, we'll return to voting on selections and $1.00 dues for each meetup attended will be restarted (to help cover the monthly meetup.com fee). Occasionally, we will have a special event such as a film viewing, coffee …

This group is dedicated to assisting those who want to develope their psychic ability. Class covers step-by-step basics of psychic development. Topics covered, terminology, meditation, colors, numerology, psychometry, basic reading of cards. This class meets for 6 weeks starting on Monday May 9, 2011

This group is for people who are interested in learning to knit. Classes are taught at a variety of locations and are reasonably priced. There will be classes for beginners, pattern reading, lace knitting, felting and other techniques. Please feel free to post which techniques you are interested in learning!

This is a book club that asks the questions we all should ask. The group convenes for friendly, casual, coffee house chats about knowledge and reason, happiness, personal advancement, and other topics that help each of us reach higher levels of understanding as we navigate through life. MEMBERSHIP:  There are no membership fees and all are welcome to join.  BOOK SELECTIONS: The books on the reading list are usually available at most public libraries. The intention is for members to be able to pa …

  Bound By Sista’hood Book and Wine Club   Mission Statement: “Building a Strong Bond of Sisterhood Centered Around Great Books & Good Wine”      About Us:  My BFF and I started this book and wine club in 2009 in order to network with other women who loved to read by African American authors and were looking to learn more about wine in a non-intimidating environment. This group allows women to gather for intellectual literary discussions centered around African American literature while building …

The Good Reads and Good Eats book club meets at 7:00 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at a local restaurant to discuss the month's book selection. Book selections are made monthly through a poll on this website.

The Royal Oak Book Club was created out of a passion for the written word, a desire to connect with others who share that passion, and as an opportunity to enhance one another's appreciation of any given piece of literature through open discussion in a comfortable social setting. We do not promote a particular genre or theme, but are open to and would be interested in exploring any type of literature in which the group expresses interest. If you love to read, if you enjoy the stimulation, both i …

… If you’ve made it this far, thank you for reading. It is my Joy to share this knowledge with the world, and bring it to those who can hear it. We hope to see you in the next class.     Finest Regards, Phil The Seth Material – Authors Introduction by Jane Roberts   It was February 29, 1968. I was holding one of my twice weekly ESP classes. The large bay window was open, letting in the unusually warm night air. The lights were normally lit in my living room where classes are held. I felt …

Looking for something unusual to read? Not interested in what book Oprah's hawking this month? Want to chat with other "nerds"? Perhaps this is the meetup for you. The motivation for this book club is a lack of groups that read sci-fi or fantasy, but the goal is for all members to contribute suggestions to the reading list; it will continue to evolve as we do. And speaking of evolution, the group has decided to expand into movie viewing and discussion! Please head over to our message board for m …

… Don't like reading, and prefer to critique movies? Come join us. Dislike typical social interactions? Come join us. All personality types accepted.  

I am starting this group so women can find, meet and collaborate with other like-minded individuals who have read the books The Secret by Rhonda Byrne and The Power by Rhonda Byrne and would like to talk, learn and use the Law of Attraction in their lives. Everyday I find out about more women who have read these books and are trying to use what they learned in their lives but don't know if they are doing it right. I thought it would be fun to find other women who are trying to do the same and ge …

The purpose of this group is to bring local writers together for friendship, community, support, socialization, constructive criticism and discussion. The goal is to improve writing skills, handle writer's block, and increase the joy and time spent actively writing. Come see what the group is about!

The Detroit Area Tarot Guild was formed to provide a welcoming community for ALL Tarot enthusiasts, whether you are "just a beginner" or a 30 year veteran of Tarot. This grassroots group is a place to get together with others who share your interest. In just a few months, we've grown from one meeting a month, to three or more, and now feature a Tarot book study, monthly workshops on reading cards without having to memorize meanings, plus our monthly regular meeting, which features a variety of t …

Reading and discussion of The Urantia Book. We work together to deepen our understanding of this fascinating Fifth Epochal Revelation--our place in the universe, our relationship to God, and God's relationship to us. Typically, we read and discuss a chapter each week.

The Puppy Mill Awareness Meetup of Southeast Michigan is working to end the mass production of dogs in commercial kennels ("puppy mills"). Our mission is to educate the public about the cruel cycle of commercial dog breeding and the pet store link. Read more about our goals, success stories, activities and studies on our  About Page. Our other sites: PMA Website (Educational) Facebook Blog You Tube Yahoo Group Media Coverage Petitions The Family Puppy Boycott Facebook The Family Puppy B …

New Moms of Northville is a group for moms of toddlers and infants. Playdates are just as important for moms as they are for kids!!! So if you feel like both you and your little one(s) could use a little more socializing...this is the group for you!! Some activites you can look forward to will be in-home playdates during the winter/flu months, and lots of events during the Spring, Summer and Fall - including walks at parks, coffee breaks at Starbucks, reading events at local libraries, pe …