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July Books and Bevvies

July Books and Bevvies

Sat, Jul 18, 2:00 AM
From Books & Bevvies — Book Swap Social Sydney
4.8

Welcome to **Books & Bevvies** — a casual book swap and drinks social in the Sydney CBD. This is not a book club with homework. It’s a simple, low-key way to meet people, chat about what you’ve been reading, and walk out with something new. **HOW IT WORKS** Bring a book you’re happy to part with. Pop it on the swap table when you arrive. Mingle, chat, and swap recommendations. When the swap opens, take a book that catches your eye. Stay for a drink and a conversation after. **WHAT TO BRING** One book, any genre and any reading level. **GOOD TO KNOW** The venue relies on accurate numbers for staffing, so if you can’t make it, please change your RSVP to “not going”. Repeated no-shows may result in removal from the group. The venue is kindly not enforcing a minimum spend, but please support them by buying a drink, soft drink, or some lunch during the swap if you can. There is no mandatory entry fee, but voluntary contributions are **very much** appreciated. The group costs around **$65 a month to keep running**, so if you enjoy the swap and are in a position to chip in, even $5 or $10 makes a real difference. I’ll have a jar near the sign-in list on the day. Please feel free to contribute at any stage through the swap. **WHERE WE’LL BE** We’ll be in the Market Street Garden Bar, with a table full of books and bevvies.

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LIPS Inc - XMAS In July

Sat, Jul 25, 6:00 AM
From The Sydney Gay Gals
4.8
6 attendees
Cloud of Unknowing (14th century)

Cloud of Unknowing (14th century)

Mon, Jul 13, 9:00 AM
From Really Old Books

*'For when I sey derknes, I mene a lackyng of knowyng; as alle that thing that thou knowest not, or elles that thou hast forgetyn, it is derk to thee, for thou seest it not with thi goostly ighe. And for this skile it is not clepid a cloude of the eire, bot a cloude of unknowyng, that is bitwix thee and thi God.'* Otherwise known as *The Cloude of Unknowyng* in the original Middle English, back in our salad days when you could spell words however you wanted and nobody would be upset if you didn't bathe much. The 14th century had a lot going for it - for example, ignorance! This is pre-Enlightenment, pre-Renaissance, a classic Dark Age if there ever was one, and this text is all about the value and virtue of Forgetting and Unknowing. To know without thinking, to enter a higher state of Being through love and without understanding. It all sounds very abstract, but mysticism is all about personal experience and requires essentially no prior knowledge other than your lived experience. An exploration of the Christian mystic tradition, we will not be reading this book as theology - whether you follow Christ, the Buddha, Krishna, Ricky Gervais or Haile Selassie as your god, all are welcome - we will not be attempting to preach or convert anyone to a particular way of thinking. What does an obscure text intended for medieval monks have to say for the contemporary troubled soul? You might be surprised how much these ideas resemble what is so frequently packaged and commercialised in mindfulness apps. What does it mean to be a 'mystic' in the age of AI? To have a private, intimate relationship with God - how can I show this off on Instagram? Lots of free translations, as well as the Olde Middle Englyishe texte, are available free online, but you might fare best with the accessible translation by AC Spearing, with regular spelling and without all the Thees and Thous - message me for a copy.

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Fashion Thru Film at Nauti Studios

Fashion Thru Film at Nauti Studios

Mon, Jul 27, 8:30 AM
From Nauti Studios Glebe Events!
4.8

**Buy Tickets Here: [- - TICKETS - -](https://www.trybooking.com/DLCPR)** **Fashion thru Film** will delve into fashion history, subculture, and wearable creativity through the medium of film. Fashion enthusiasts, film lovers, artists, and students are invited to join us for a monthly night of fashion cinema. Screenings will alternate between fashion films, documentaries, and cult classics, with a brief group discussion following each film. Popcorn will be provided; BYO drinks and snacks are encouraged. The evening will feature a green carpet runway and optional movie-themed attire for each screening and photo area to show off your fits. **When:** The last Monday of each month, with doors opening at **6:30 PM** and the screening commencing at **7:00 PM**. Drinks and snacks are BYO. **Where:** 189B St Johns Rd, Forest Lodge at Nauti Studios. [Google maps](https://maps.app.goo.gl/TYr7XQvHWw6o6FZT9) **To reserve a seat:** To book a reservation, we ask you to book ahead of time; all ticket sales will be donated to the Women and Girls emergency centre for their work creating safer futures for women and children by ending gender-based violence in a generation. **Showing: The 2015 documentary; The True Cost.** Optional outfit theme: **'Buy Less'** **Buy Tickets Here: [- - TICKETS - -](https://www.trybooking.com/DLCPR)**

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22nd July - Brothers and Sisters

22nd July - Brothers and Sisters

Wed, Jul 22, 9:00 AM
From Bonzer Ukulele and Singing Kollective
4.8

The theme this month is songs made popular by groups that consisted of brothers and sisters. There is a huge list on Wiki here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sibling_groups The idea is you need to have a "brother or sister" to sing with you. So we should pick our songs, and then collaborate with another member of the group. It is relatively easy to send messages to group members through Meetup. If you get stuck, then I am happy to be a brother, and perhaps even a sister (I have a wig!!!), and I know that Pat and Hiromi are able to help. Perhaps the best way to approach getting a partner is to select a song or two, put them in the discussion here, and call for a brother or sister to help. As per last month, if you can find the song you have in mind on Jim's Songbook, that would be great. But I do have time to make new ones this month. https://ozbcoz.com/Songs/ Have your songs to me EARLY or risk missing out. If we fill the roster before then, it will be closed. Each group should be able to do two or three songs. We can have groups with 2, 3 or even four members.

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Cultural Exchange Night for International Friends @The Art Syndicate Surry Hills

Cultural Exchange Night for International Friends @The Art Syndicate Surry Hills

Sun, Jul 12, 7:30 AM
From Sydney International and Local Friends Meetup Group
4.3

Join us at the Art Syndicate for a fun and engaging Cultural Exchange Night where international and exchange students, expats, and community members come together to celebrate diversity and forge new friendships. This event is perfect for anyone looking to connect with people from different parts of the world and learn about various cultures. The venue offers an all-NSW drinks menu with wines, beers, spirits, non-alcoholic beverages and snacks in a cozy and relaxing setting. As we are a small venue: RSVP's ESSENTIAL! We are looking forward to seeing you! Your hosts, the friendly staff at the Art Syndicate

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Frequently asked questions

A clothing swap is an event where participants exchange their clothing items with others. It's a sustainable and cost-effective way to refresh your wardrobe while meeting new people.

Search for clothing swap events in Sydney using Meetup's platform. You can locate current and upcoming swaps, RSVP, and join a community of fashion-conscious individuals.

Yes, clothing swaps are open to anyone interested. They're perfect for people who enjoy fashion, want to refresh their wardrobe, and care about sustainability.

While many clothing swaps are free, others might have a small fee to cover event costs. Always check the event details on Meetup for specifics.

Joining a clothing swap is a great way to sustainably refresh your wardrobe, meet new people, and exchange style tips. It promotes recycling and community building.

Events appear on Meetup, but swaps are organized by individuals or groups. Meetup facilitates finding and participating in these events, but doesn't host them directly.

Availability depends on organizers. While many events are in Sydney, there may be swaps in nearby areas. Always check Meetup for the latest events in your locale.

Yes, swaps can be both. Many are in-person for direct exchanges, but virtual swaps might also exist for online interactions. Details are found on each event's page.

Absolutely! Clothing swaps are often more fun with friends and some events encourage bringing others. Just ensure everyone RSVPs or confirms attendance as required.

On Meetup, click on the event you're interested in and look for the RSVP button. You'll receive event updates and reminders after registering your spot.

Meetup provides a platform for event discovery; however, the quality and management of each swap depend on the individual organizers.

Yes, some swaps might focus on certain clothing styles or items. You can find these details in the event descriptions on Meetup to find what suits your needs.

If no swaps match your style, consider starting your own event on Meetup. This can attract others with similar interests, ensuring a relevant experience.

Definitely! If you're passionate about organizing a swap, use Meetup to create an event, invite guests, and manage RSVPs with ease.

While swaps are social and can lead to friendships, developing relationships depends on individual interactions and active participation.