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womens only walking club

womens only walking club

Wed, Sep 16, 10:30 PM
From Columbus Womens Walking Club

this walks theme is celebrating personal milestones. park by junto hotel or maudines coffee. we will be meeting in front of the green space in front of COSI. women, teens and daughters are welcome. all paces are as well! we will be walking a little under 2 miles at the sciotio mile. Follow out instagram/facebook for future updates @columbuswomenswalkingclub

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Tour: Greek Islands 2026 with Bold Spirit Travel (all women)

Tour: Greek Islands 2026 with Bold Spirit Travel (all women)

Thu, Sep 17, 8:00 PM
From Bold Spirit Travel Women Columbus
4.4

Pack your sunglasses and join us for an epic eight-day, **women-only** island getaway to the The Cyclades in Greece. On your itinerary are **Santorini** and **Naxos**—with a stop in **Athens**, too! The Cyclades are some of the world’s most breathtaking islands. We’ll soak up the sunshine, wander through charming coastal towns, check out ancient ruins, and take in those dreamy blue seas Greece is famous for. **Here’s what’s on your itinerary:** * Buzzing Athens for two nights * The volcanic beauty of Santorini for two nights * The chill island-vibes of Naxos for three nights **All Women Trips:** This Bold Spirit trip is all about the good stuff—making new friends, enjoying nature, kicking back and relaxing, and eating amazing Greek food. **Ready to join the adventure?** * See the full, 8-day itinerary [here](https://www.boldspirittravel.com/journeys-1/greek-islands-santorini-womens-tour-2026). * Fly into Santorini, out of Athens. * Set up [a phone call with us](https://www.boldspirittravel.com/contact) to talk about your trip. * Packages start [at $5985](https://www.wetravel.com/trips/greek-island-getaway-bold-spirit-travel-llc-66482154) * This trip is already 50% full, please book soon. * [More about Bold Spirit Travel.](https://www.boldspirittravel.com/contact) * [Join our travel newsletter for women explorers. ](https://www.boldspirittravel.com/newsletter)

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Drunken Philosophy: "What is Art?"

Drunken Philosophy: "What is Art?"

Sat, Sep 19, 11:00 PM
From Drunken Philosophy of Columbus
4.7

Welcome to Drunken Philosophy, a casual, curious, social discussion club. Come grab a drink and a seat at The Oracle. Optional Discussion Questions * Defining Art: Plato viewed art as an imitation of reality—can art even be objectively defined, or is it entirely subjective? * Artist vs. Audience: Arthur Danto suggests art is defined by its interpretation within the "artworld." Who ultimately decides what counts as art—the creator, the critic, the viewer, or society? * Limits of Art: Duchamp’s "Fountain" challenged our boundaries of art. Can anything—even ordinary objects or actions—become art? * Art and Meaning: Kant argued true art should evoke "disinterested pleasure." Does art need to have a message or deeper meaning, or can it exist purely to please aesthetically? * Art for the Masses: According to Benjamin, mass-produced art (film, photography, digital media) can democratize culture. Does widespread accessibility improve art or diminish its value? * Art and Truth: Heidegger suggests art reveals hidden truths about existence. Has an artwork ever fundamentally changed how you understand the world? Can a work of art change the way an entire society views the world? * Art and Emotion: Tolstoy believed the purpose of art is to transfer emotions. Must art evoke emotion to be valid? * Cultural Impact: How do cultural backgrounds influence our definition of art? Could something be art in one culture but not in another? * Art and Skill: Does art require technical skill or craftsmanship? Should a portrait of a crude person be painted crudely? * Art Museums: Are museums gatekeepers of culture, preservers of history, or something else entirely? What role do art museums serve? * NFT Art: Does art lose its value or authenticity if it only exists digitally? * Moral Art: Should art strive to morally improve us as Plato and Tolstoy argued, or should it be free from moral duties, as Wilde proposed? * Beauty and Meaning: Can art still be meaningful if it isn't traditionally "beautiful"? What qualities might make an artwork significant beyond aesthetic beauty? * Rejection of New Ideas: Why do new artistic ideas often face initial rejection? Are groundbreaking works inherently challenging to accepted tastes, or is rejection more about comfort and familiarity? \#\# Additional Thought Experiments \#\#\# 1\. The Found Object If an artist presents an everyday object—like a urinal or a banana taped to a wall—in a gallery, does this automatically transform it into art? 2\. AI Art Can art created by artificial intelligence truly be considered "art"? Does the absence of human intention diminish its artistic legitimacy? 3\. The Invisible Artwork Imagine an exhibition showcasing an "invisible" artworkan empty space labeled as art. Does such a piece hold artistic value or communicate meaningful ideas? 4\. Time\-Traveler’s Art Would classical artists like Leonardo da Vinci or Michelangelo recognize modern abstract or conceptual art as meaningful, or dismiss it entirely? 5\. Beauty vs\. Innovation Consider two artworks—one aesthetically pleasing yet conventional, another innovative but visually unpleasant. Which has greater artistic value, and why?

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Shadowbox Live Presents: Women of Rock

Sun, Sep 6, 10:00 PM
From More Adventurous, Fun, Interesting Activities (M.A.F.I.A.)
4.8
10 attendees

FYI - Little Picassos at OWL

Fri, Sep 11, 2:30 PM
From Worthington Moms
4.9
3 attendees
Fundamentals: by do Jung Ishu/ the art of fighting

Fundamentals: by do Jung Ishu/ the art of fighting

Wed, Sep 9, 9:45 PM
From Ohio Fight club
4.9

We are a real world Martial arts group. \ Called DO JUNG ISHU (the art of fighting) \ Based off of Jeet kune do we just continued where Bruce Lee left off. \ We have been around a while. \ Every week we get together and work technical skills and full contact spar. \ Almost all of the instructors have been in everything from street fights to the ring and some still compete in cage fighting. \ If you want to take your skills up, improve your confidence, gain self defense skills, get in better shape, test yourself or just want to kill some time and possibly get hit a bit come on down. \ We will be located at 3923 N High St, Columbus, OH 43214 Outside in the grass between the playground and horseshoe area. our instructors are normally in a black and red art of fighting shirt \ if you can not find us call or text me at 6143570295 Saturday 1:30pm Wednesday 5:45pm From Age 16 and up. attendees under the age of 18 must have a guardian with them. \ Wear workout clothes. \ Bring a MOUTHPIECE! \ WE HAVE GLOVES. \ $10 per class $5 per class if you are wearing a club shirt Club shirts are $25 Hope to see you soon. \ let me know if you have any questions :)

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform where women can find and join art groups to share their creative passions. It connects individuals with local communities that offer art events and activities.

Search on Meetup by interest in art and filter by women's groups. Browse through listings to find the perfect art community that aligns with your creative interests and goals.

Yes, you can join multiple art groups on Meetup. Exploring different communities allows you to broaden your artistic network and participate in various creative events.

Yes, some art meetups for women are held online. This offers flexibility and the chance to connect with women artists from different locations, combining digital and creative spaces.

Art groups often provide workshops, exhibitions, and collaborative projects. They are excellent for honing your skills, getting feedback, and sharing ideas within a supportive group.

To RSVP, find the event on your chosen art group's Meetup page and click 'Attend' or 'RSVP.' This helps organizers know how many people to expect and ensures your spot is reserved.

Many women's art groups on Meetup are free, though some may request contributions for materials or venue hire. Always check the group's details before attending to know any costs.

Art group availability varies by location. While some cities may have numerous options, others might offer limited communities, relying on users to create or grow groups.

Art events are primarily organized by group leaders or hosts. These organizers plan the activities, venues, and scheduling, ensuring that members have enriching experiences.

Meetup helps connect with female artists but doesn't guarantee immediate friendships. Connections grow over time through regular participation and engagement in activities.

Organization quality can vary on Meetup, as events are planned by different organizers. Be sure to check group reviews and feedback for insights into how well they run their activities.

Meetup focuses on building group communities, not individual 1-on-1 matches. Emphasis is on shared interests and collective participation rather than personal matchmaking.

Certainly! If existing art groups don't meet your needs, consider creating one. This could attract like-minded women and provide a platform to share your specific artistic focus.

Meeting people largely depends on your participation level and event frequency. Active involvement in groups will enhance opportunities for connections and building relationships.

Many art groups welcome varying skill levels, from beginners to professionals. Look for groups specifying inclusivity if you're concerned about skill requirements.