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Painted Ladies Clothing Swap & Picnic

Painted Ladies Clothing Swap & Picnic

Mon, Aug 17, 12:00 AM
From Gist IRL SF
4.7

**RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/RcC7WRBDtzm7o4XikwWQ **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later** Hey vintage hunters, Grab that tote bag full of clothes you no longer wear and join me for a breezy afternoon under the shade of the park trees, sharing snacks and trading favorite threads. We'll start the day with about an hour of quick, app-guided chats to help everyone break the ice, and then we'll split into small picnic groups to actually swap and hang out. I love that the Gist IRL app takes the guesswork out of mingling by pairing us up for short one-on-one conversations, so you always know exactly who you're talking to next. It's the perfect way to warm up and chat about our best secondhand scores. Once the rounds are done, you get to choose the folks you vibed with the most, spread out a blanket on the grass, and settle into small picnic groups to swap clothes, share food, and lounge in the park. Whether these folks become your regular park lounge and clothing swap crew or you just walk away with a brilliant new vintage sweater and a great memory, it's going to be a beautiful day outside. The Plan: - 5:00PM: Check-In. Follow the link to set up your quick profile on your phone. - 5:05PM - 3:25PM: One-on-One Rounds. The app pairs you for focused chats. Find out who shares your passion for sustainable fashion, vintage gems, and conscious living. - 5:25PM+: Form Groups. Reconnect with your favorite matches, form groups of 4-5, and settle in on the grass together to swap clothes, play picnic games, and share food. I can't wait to see what treasures you bring and spend a tuesday afternoon hanging out with you all. A few favorite spots nearby: The Panhandle - This historic, tree-canopied corridor offers flat lawns and a lively neighborhood energy that are perfect for spreading out blankets and playing lawn games. Duboce Park - A sunny, dog-friendly community hub with wide, flat grassy spaces that are ideal for small groups to circle up and share a meal. Buena Vista Park - San Francisco's oldest park features a secluded grassy meadow at its peak, providing a quiet and scenic woodland escape to sort through clothes. Jefferson Square Park - A tranquil, uncrowded hilltop gem with plenty of shaded spots under historic eucalyptus trees to enjoy a peaceful afternoon picnic. Golden Gate Park - Just a short trek west, the expansive eastern meadows of this world-famous park provide endless open space to host any size social gathering. **RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/RcC7WRBDtzm7o4XikwWQ **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later**

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New Mini-Meetup: Clothing & Accessories Swap Meet

Tue, Sep 1, 12:00 AM
From East Bay Over-60 Social Group
4.7
14 attendees
Mixed Bag at Belmont Story Swap

Mixed Bag at Belmont Story Swap

Tue, Aug 18, 2:00 AM
From Story Swaps, Storytelling Performances, and Workshops
4.7

Please know that an RSVP here on Meetup MEANS NOTHING. You need to go to www.StorySAC.org to get the details on how to join the Story Swap on Zoom. DO NOT RSVP HERE!! Our Zooming story swap welcomes ready listeners, eager tellers, & would-be tellers. Come try us out. Contact: email Linda Walls: lindaglennlee@yahoo.com

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1 attendee
Meet to draw each other in San Francisco!

Meet to draw each other in San Francisco!

Sat, Aug 15, 9:00 PM
From SF Art Modeling Trade Figure Drawing Group
4.9

Take a turn modeling (nude) then just draw for the rest of the session. Looking forward to seeing old and new friends! Optional $10 donation to cover studio rent is suggested but not required. We will supply chairs but bring your own drawing materials, such as pencil, paper, and drawing board if you have one. (No oil paints, solvents, or fixative inside the building.) Open to all levels of experience.

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Upcycle Social Sew/ Art/Fix it/ Finish it! (In person)

Upcycle Social Sew/ Art/Fix it/ Finish it! (In person)

Fri, Aug 21, 1:30 AM
From Upcycle Alameda
5.0

Come over and get crafty with us. Camaraderie and clever upcycling ideas circulate at our sessions! What do you want to repair, reuse, or reinvent today? Choose your adventure... Option 1: Social sew! BYO sewing machine, use a loaner, or bring your hand sewing project or mending. We also have some discarded fabric/ clothes ready to cut up and play with and some basic sewing tools, as well. Option 2: Fix it! Repairs are less odious - even fun - with friends, new and old! Bring your broken tchotchkes, dilapidated heirlooms, or jewelry in need of a makeover. We can provide some glues and hand tools. Option 3: Finish it! Bring along an unfinished collage or craft project and get your momentum back. First time on us, $5 donation, no one turned away for lack of funds. Some snacks provided. We invite you to bring a vegetarian snack to share. Please change your RSVP on meetup if you can't make it, so someone else can have a spot. We're looking forward to creating with you! Location notes: The "Joy Factory" is a private home in Alameda's West End. Our house is not wheelchair accessible (1/2 flight of stairs). We have cats. Street parking is sometimes crowded.

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Sing, Say or Play (currently on Zoom)

Sing, Say or Play (currently on Zoom)

Sun, Aug 9, 2:30 AM
From Story Swaps, Storytelling Performances, and Workshops
4.7

Please know that an RSVP here on Meetup MEANS NOTHING. You need to go to www.StorySAC.org to get the details on how to join the Story Swap on Zoom. DO NOT RSVP HERE!! OAKLAND/EAST BAY Sing Say or Play 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Meets on the second Saturday on Zoom. "During the COVID-19 Pandemic, we have moved to Zoom for meeting online. We are a story swap, a singers' circle, a poetry reading, an instrumental recital, a jam session and more , all in one! Join us for an evening of old fashioned home-made entertainment where everyone gets some time. Contact cfsherman@msn.com for the Zoom link, preferably at least one day before the event. You can try after that, but no promises!

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people through groups and events based on shared interests, enabling users to build communities around common activities and hobbies.

Clothing swaps on Meetup are organized events where participants bring clothes they no longer need to exchange with others. This is a fun way to refresh your wardrobe while being eco-friendly.

Absolutely! San Francisco hosts various clothing swap events. Use Meetup to find events near you that align with your schedule and interests.

You can join a clothing swap event by finding a suitable group on Meetup and RSVPing for the event. Remember to bring clothes to exchange and enjoy the swap!

Many clothing swap events are free to attend, but it's best to check the specific event's details on Meetup for any potential fees or required contributions.

Bring clean and wearable clothes that you no longer need. While event specifics may vary, most swaps encourage diverse clothing items to cater to all tastes and needs.

The frequency of clothing swap events can vary by group in San Francisco, so it's helpful to join multiple groups and check regularly for upcoming events.

Clothing swaps provide a sustainable way to refresh your wardrobe, reduce waste, save money, and meet people who share similar values and tastes in fashion.

Yes, you can invite friends to join clothing swap events, but make sure to RSVP for them if the event has limited spots available to ensure their participation.

While many clothing swap events are in-person, some groups may also offer virtual meetups or swap coordination. Check event specifics on Meetup for details.

Certainly! If you're eager to create a clothing swap community, Meetup provides tools to start your own group and organize events.

The variety depends on attendee contributions. Larger, more established swaps may offer more diversity, while smaller events might have limited selections.

Being new is perfectly fine! Clothing swaps are welcoming events typically designed to help everyone participate regardless of experience.

Yes, providing feedback to organizers can help improve future events. Many Meetup groups encourage member input to make experiences better.

While Meetup facilitates group events, meaningful connections often depend on active participation and personal interaction.