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.

***Sorry, our group is currently closed to new members.*** This is a ladies only adult book club. This group is mostly geared towards women in their late 20's to mid 40's, the minimum age requirement is 21. We are a small group of ecstatic readers who love to read and discuss fiction books. We are open to exploring new/different authors and genres. We are able to read books that may not be our own selection and meet faithfully once a month to discuss the selected book. This club is for readers w …

Books introduce us to so many new ideas and new ways of looking at things.  Talking about what we read will only open our eyes to so much more.  Let’s explore a variety of books covering topics all over the spectrum, books new and old, for a variety of ages.  We’ll read books that make an impression, and discuss all aspects of the stories, how they apply to life, the purpose they serve.  Let’s have fun with this group, laugh, share ideas, and learn something new.  This group is open to all; plea …

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 …

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 …

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 …

Meet other Detroit Democracy for America members who are interested in getting together and discussing one book a month, chosen by a member of the group. Join up for your own Meetup Book Club! More info at: http://fluididea.com/d4mdbookclub/

An opportunity for busy folks to enjoy an evening out and discuss great reads!

… Once a month we will have "Book Week" where we act as a book club for investors. We also run "Cash Flow 101" nights, where some of our more experienced members of the the club bring the less experienced up to speed on many different topics, ideas and investment styles. And last but not least, we host Rich Dad's Cashflow Board games, per member request. The goal is to create excellent investors out of every member that joins us. We are a small group, however we are growing very quickly and would …

… We have a monthly book club and bi-monthly Bunco and Euchre clubs within our group! New members are always accepted in any club. There are membership fees of $8 per 6 months renewing every May and November. New members are invited to join us for 2 meetups before they are required to pay any dues. New members are required to attend a meetup event within the first month of their membership! We only accept 5 new members a month, so if you can't join try next month! Some of our past events have inc …

We are an institution for those unable to communicate with their friends about their secret love of things bizarre and fantastical. Looking for people none too squeamish about horror or up to speed on the latest science fiction, plus people who enjoy classics? Drop in, drop us a line. Let’s do coffee and riff the latest box-office bomb. In other words- do you like horror and sci-fi, be it games, movies, books or art? Come join us then, and make some new friends!   Please keep in mind we do host …

About Wellbeing is an online and offline community. The club offers its members products, services, and activities that cultivates and supports a healthy, active lifestyle.  General Membership is always free. Become a Charter Member today. Join us!   Wellbeing activities: Fun & Joy:  Tea Socials, Shake Party, and Movie Watcher's Club Nutrition & Weight Management for Wellbeing:  Healthy Eating Personal & Spiritual Development for Wellbeing:  Book/Audio Club, Law of Attraction, and Meditation Fit …

… To give us some focus and direction, we're starting off with a couple of books:  Mortimer J. Adler  Ten Philosophical Mistakes  and Bertrand Russell's The Problems of Philosophy.   They offer us a range of philosophic topics for dedicated lovers of wisdom.  Then. Let's see where it goes. If it sounds like something you're interested in, join up. Max

If you live in (or near) Ann Arbor and are looking for new friends who share your enthusiasm for various interests (science fiction, fantasy, horror, anime, video games, comic books, etc.), then you've come to the right place. This group aims to bring together people who might call themselves geeks, nerds, otaku or whatever and help forge connections and new friendships. It doesn't matter what you're into so long as your interests include expanding your social circle. This is a socially-driven g …

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.