If you have a Nook or Kindle and love to read, this is the group for you! We will be going beyond the traditional book reading and turning the books into multi-character podcasts at an authors request. The work we do will be FREE and for exposure only but im working on other incentives as well. You can be a regular for multiple books or stop at one. The choice is yours! So join us as lets spin a twist on some already great literature. You must be open to read from any genre (fiction, sci fi, fan …

Want to deepen your understanding of the faith, and make some friends—over beer? Join us at the Ginger Man on Wednesdays at 7:00 where we discuss readings like the Vatican II documents, Henri de Lubac, Karl Rahner, Cardinal Newman, Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI, and other influential theologians…We'll be reading Catholic writers but the group is open to anyone, so bring your Catholic-curious friends and come feast your mind!

We all have a lot to do and focus on, so why not have a group of ladies who enjoy chick lit books and being social, where it is just an escape! We can meet up, enjoy some fun books, some wine and food and just have a good time!  We are low on structure, high on fun.  We enjoy light books, and  and fun conversation! We alternate among "official" chick lit (but not too fluffy so we have something to talk about!) and more "serious" books. We meet once a month to discuss, talk, have cocktails and ma …

Read a good book lately and want to share it with others? Do you prefer poetry, plays, or classical literature? Are you frustrated by the current political atmosphere and would like to discuss various political commentaries? Or are you a sucker for reading science, computer technology, or other research articles? How about autobiographies, biographies, or historical nonfiction/fiction? I believe there is something to learn in everything; I love to read and to discuss stories, philosophies, and i …

On Another Level Book Club was established in 2005 to satisfy the personal desire to read and discuss various books with people who share the same love of reading. On Another level is comprised of various members of all ages, ethnic and economic background. We meet every 3rd Friday of the month at various locations throughout the Dallas metroplex. Our organization is not only fund of reading but giving back to our community and lending a helping hand to those less fortunate than ourselves. The …

This is a group of twenty and thirty-somethings in the Dallas area that love to read! We read and discuss all types of books - fiction, nonfiction, new and old... Books are chosen by the group members every few months so there is always something interesting to look forward to!  We meet the first Monday of every month at various hot spots around Dallas, usually a wine bar or coffee shop. Hope you can join us! **If you have any questions, please check out the Frequently Asked Questions section of …

Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! If you have a addiction for books you are more than welcome to feed it here. Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover, it doesn't matter as long as you love to read. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends! Very relaxed casual atmosphere.

Good books, good food, good conversations! We're a small group of readers that likes to explore new things. Each month we choose a book and a restaurant to try, and we like to keep it diverse. Recent reads include The Etched City, Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail, The Portrait of Dorian Gray, and Anna Dressed in Blood. Our topics range wildly, sometimes related to the book, sometimes not. Think we're a good fit? Give us a try.

This group is for anyone who loves happily ever afters (with a whole lot of struggle). The books that warm our hearts and burn our panties. This group is to know there are more authors than the ones on the New York Times best sellers listing. Me personally, I'm tired of not having friends that read. I'd like to meet people who read what I do and are willing to share their thoughs and offer suggestions to new authors, fictional boyfriends and all around great love story.

R.E.A.D. - Read, Eat and Discuss! A group of ladies who love to read and discuss books and, of course, snack.  Meetings are held in members' homes, mostly in the Arlington area.

Welcome non-fiction readers! If you are reluctant to drive into Dallas but are eager for lively discussions with great friends about the parade of non-fiction that crosses your nightstand, then you've found the perfect group! So many books to read and so little time... The goal for our group will be to cover a broad range of non-fiction bestsellers with balance as our keyword, so you can count on many genre's (biography, memoir, popular science, politics...), and a mix of worldviews (left/right/ …

Love to read?  Love to spend time in a book store? Are books practically a line item in the family budget? If your answer is "yes," come meet your people. Two years ago, we began with three readers as the McKinney Fiction Book Club with our first book - Cutting for Stone, a novel by Abraham Verghese. We loved it with a great and fiery passion and have been on a quest to find contemporary literature just as good ever since. Along the way we started a Classics series.  Then we added some book-and …

Chapter Chix is a reading group comprised of Christian ladies gathering monthly for fellowship and the discussion of books. The genre of our monthly book selections consists of fiction (mostly historical fiction) and non-fiction biographies. Chapter Chix is open to new members by invitation only.

We're a local writers group based in Keller, TX that provides critiques, support, education, and networking to both published and aspiring authors in all genres of writing. We meet the SECOND and LAST Sunday of the month at 2pm at the Keller Public Library on Johnson Rd. Annual dues are $35 (via check or cash in person, mailing address provided upon request). Dues include: °Free admission to our meetings (2nd and last Sunday of every month). °Online critique, as well as in person critique sessi …

Welcome to the original Voice Acting Meet Up Group of Dallas! The 5 Star Voice Acting Meet Up Group since 2006. 116 Meets-Ups! 139 Group Reviews. 699 Members. "Meet-up doesn't just end at midnight..." - DVA Member Scroll to the bottom to read about our currently scheduled meet up! The DVA supports & adheres to the Best Practices for Coaches, Teachers and Demo Producers Member: Technical Standards & Review Committee. _________________________________________ Your Organizer, Cliff  Zellman is …

This Meetup Group is an announcement/placeholder for the Dallas Screenwriter's Association (http://www.dallasscreenwriters.com). There will primarily be two types of meetup announcements - DSA meetings, which usually consist of a guest speaker discussing screenwriting or the film industry, or the monthly scene readings. The regular DSA meetings are free to members, non-members must pay $10. The monthly scene readings provide the opportunity for screenwriters to work with actors for a table re …

Are you feeling a desire to grow your Intuitive Communication Skills? Would you like a safe, loving place to explore and experience with other like-minded people all aspects of being a Light Worker during this exciting time on Planet Earth? If you feel a 'tug' or sense that you're a vibrational match to this group, you may have made this choice as a part of your Pre-Birth Plan. In this heartfelt practice, we will share discussions and playful co-active experiences like learning to toss an energy …

This book club is for people who like to read science fiction. We meet once a month (every fourth Wednesday at 7:00 pm) at the Half Price Books on the southeast corner of 75 and Northwest Highway. We meet at the tables at the back of Black Forest Coffee in Half Price Books. Look for the red and white Meetup sign. The succeeding science fiction book selection is chosen by popular vote by the attending members of each meetup. Please keep your RSVP up-to-date. If this is your first visit to a meeti …

This Meetup was created for African American women who enjoy literature and cinema. What makes this Book Club different from many others is that we will not only read books, but we will watch the movie during our monthly meetups and discuss and compare the book and the film. We will not read African American books only, but the group was designed for African American women as a means to grow and support a sisterhood amongst members. We will read a few "throwbacks" as well as more current books. …

This Meetup group was founded in New York City by Amy Goldman. When Amy moved from the Big Apple to Big D, she decided to give it a go here. The Dallas Fab Females was founded May 19, 2011. Two short years later, we are 356 members strong and growing every day. We typically have 2 Meetups a month at great new restaurants as well as tried-and-true favorites. We choose a book each month as well, but reading it is never mandatory to attend one of our events. If you like meeting other fabulous women …

(Single People Involved in Relating and Inspiring Together) Sunday school class at St. Andrew United Methodist Church is dedicated to spiritual growth, community service, supporting one another, and weekly fun, social activities. Our members are 50+ year-olds who have been divorced, widowed or never married. Join other awesome Christian singles doing life together in Bible and life skills studies.  We would love to have you attend our class, so just show up at 10:30 a.m. in Piro Hall for visitin …

Novel Ideas is a book club that doesn't usually go for the typical book selections. We read whatever anyone in the group suggests so it ends up being a varied set of choices. We meet every two weeks. You are welcome to come to meetings even if you didn't read the book as the purpose is to make new friends and meet people, not just to talk about a book. It is a very welcoming group so don't be afraid to join us.

We are all about riding motorcycles of all kinds. Experienced and new riders welcome, male or female. We plan rides for various skill levels and emphasize safety on all rides. Our rides are both short and long, day trips or just around town. Members are encouraged to post ideas for rides and meet-ups. We especially love to find new, great places to ride to. So come on out and make some new friends with the love of riding motorcycles! - - DISCLAIMER - - Sorry, but we have to state the obvious: Ri …

Do you love to sew, quilt, embroider or any other artsy sewing? Me, too! I sew just about anything from clothing and fashion accessories to home decor!  Sewing is MY PASSION.  This group for EVERYONE that loves to sew either as hobby or would love to turn into a part-time or full-time ‘adventure’! Anyone who loves to sew is welcome! We welcome all abilities and sewing levels from beginner to advanced. What types of meetups does your group have? This group has many activities! We have challenges …

Once upon a time, I had a book club. But, I gave it up for greener pastures. And now THAT book club is reading books that put you to sleep. So, I'm back. With something new. And dark and twisted. And off the beaten path. This book club is not for the faint of heart, the close minded or the straight and narrow. If you like to read books that are somewhat dark and twisted or extremely imaginative, then you've found the right place. If you're looking for fluff or the classics, go somewhere …

A reading discussion group meetup for the Dallas Area Neuroscience Group, a Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience (SfN). Membership in the SfN is not required to participate in the reading discussion groups. Please also see our website at www.SfNDANG.org.

I would like to start a weekly "Search for God" Study Group. I live in North Oak Cliff (Kessler Park). For more information please go to this website: http://www.edgarcayce.org/are/study-spiritual_Growth_groups.aspx?id=2834 The group is meant to meet once a week and to read passages from the "Search for God" books. It is meant to be a discussion group. ANY person can participate as long as you believe in the Law of One. This means you believe in a monotheistic God. You can be any religion you wa …

Laid-back group, meeting once a month to discuss all things writing, publishing, and writing-related. Writing can be a solitary profession and obsession, and it helps to know others who love the written word just as much as you do.