Phenomenal Women Book Club is a group that love to read and we discuss African American novels and local authors in VA. We are a fun book club were we do activities involving hosting an author to speak at our book club and have socializing events. We go to book signings, book fairs and to the movies. This book clubs loves to discuss our book selection while having food and drinks. We are always looking for new members to come join us for discussion. Everyone's idea and contributions are welcome …

You don't need to be a voracious reader or have read the classics to enjoy our book club. We are a light-hearted group who like to socialize as well as find the time for a book a month. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends!

Hi there. My name is Joanna. I started this book group to meet others in the area who enjoy reading and good conversation. Examples of books we've read include The Poisonwood Bible, The Happiness Project, The Crown, The Great Gatsby, Spousenomics, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, and a Tree Grows in Brooklyn. I'd like to keep membership to this group to about 15 women in the Tri-Cities area (Colonial Heights, Petersburg, Hopewell, Ft. Lee). If that sounds like you, please drop me an email t …

Our group has been established to foster business development & growth through reading & networking. We read a business-related, group-selected book over the course of the month & meet to discuss on the last Tuesday at 6:00 p.m.  (usually at Wine Lover's in Short Pump). The discussions can be lively, so keep an open mind & sharpen your most constructive conversation skills! Please bring a dish to share or purchase a bottle of wine for group tasting at each meetup. Please also bring an index card …

This is a group of folks who love going to the library to read, bring the kids to Story Time, and also to help out around the place.

Virginia Freethought Renaissance (VFR) is a democratically organized educational group that seeks to unite VA freethinkers into a single coalition to participate jointly for communicative purposes. Of the 22 secular organizations in the state of VA, 11 have chosen to associate with VFR. We're are in the process of expanding to the DC Metro area. This meetup page was formally known as "Atheist Book Club." The book club type discussion will continue on a bi-monthly basis however we will also be a …

We're a group of laid back and genuine people that get together for meditation, movies, book clubs, spiritual discussions and socializing.

The Olive Tree Circle is a monthly book club. Let's share our thoughts each month, while we have some great wine, or coffee, and/or food. We will support each other to meet the challenge of reading one novel per month, despite our busy lives!

This meetup is a community based support and educational structure designed for people to share experiences, learn about GAPS, learn new recipes, and have questions answered by a GAPS Practitioner. All GAPS clients and anybody who is interested in learning about GAPS may attend. GAPS is an acronym that was trademarked for Gut and Psychology Syndrome by Dr. Natasha Campbell McBride in 1988. Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride holds a Degree in Medicine and Postgraduate Degrees in both Neurology and Huma …

Does the idea of public speaking terrify you? When speaking to even a few people, does the fear of saying the wrong thing and looking stupid overwhelm you? Do you get stage fright when you see everyone's eyes on you? Do you fear people judging you, but yet have the desire to step out of your comfort zone and face these fears? Are you ready to be the best YOU and be inspired by a supportive group of people who share these same fears? Then RVA Authentic You Speaking Circle is for you! The first th …

A Course in Miracles is a modern spiritual text that provides a path to inner peace through love and forgiveness. This book that has significantly changed the lives of many, and all students of A Course in Miracles are welcome here. ACIM is not an easy course, and it can be frustrating, but the perspective on life it gives makes study of the book a worthwhile exercise I would recommend to anyone of any faith! This site is intended to be a hub for all students of ACIM in Richmond.  There will be …

Welcome to Mommy & Me of Greater Richmond! We are not your average Mom’s group! We are a group of dynamic women that believes becoming a Mother should enhance your identity, but not necessarily define you completely. We are very organized and love to have fun – with our little ones AND without! Here is what you have to look forward to with Mommy & Me of Greater Richmond: Meetings on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month (babysitting included!) that are fun and informative. Our meetings may r …

VAMPIRES:  Immortal, alluring, and highly dangerous -- what's not to love? Just about everyone enjoys a good vampire story, as evidenced by our lasting fascination with the undead.  If recent books, movies, and television programs are any indication, the vampire craze continues to run strong without any signs of abating. It's one thing to read or watch a vampire story.  But have you ever thought of BEING in one? House Divided is the Richmond, VA chapter of a global organization of vampire aficio …

In 2004, Susan Hughes founded the Baby Girl Project – a non-profit located in Richmond, Virginia.  Susan currently serves as President on the Baby Girl Project’s Board of Directors. Each fall and spring, she produces one of the largest Psychic Festivals in central Virginia.  Over 40 readers and healers donate their time and services for a two-day fundraising event.  All net proceeds go to support school building efforts in the Masai Mara region of Kenya, Africa. The goal of the Baby Girl Project …

Welcome to the Richmond/Henrico Anime Club. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the awareness of anime, or Japanese animation, in the Richmond/Henrico community.

Anthony Burgess was motivated to finish multiple novels when he was told (mistakenly) that he was going to die of brain cancer. In lieu of a mis-diagnosis of terminal illness, this is a group for those in the greater Richmond area who want to take their writing to the next level. The group is open to writers of all genres and all ages, but only to writers who are serious about a commitment to being a productive writer. I hope to find others like me who need a supportive place to improve their wr …

Do you want to learn more about health and wellness while getting to know other Richmonders? Then this is the group for you! At RHWG, we want to create a community of like-minded people interested in improving health and holistic approaches to wellness. Meetings will feature guest speakers, and discussion and activities, including: Well Read: Health and Wellness Book Club Well Said: Expert talks on specific health and wellness issues. Well Informed: Expert panel discussions with Q&A on various h …

Meet other fans of The Nation magazine for a local discussion group. We are open to all genders, all races, all classes, all faces. Our discussions are wide-ranging, including politics, history, and culture; books, film, music, and the arts; local, regional, national, global, and galactic topics.

The goal of this group is to provide support, camaraderie, and commiseration for those interested in sharing their tales of the secluded, sedentary, but always spirited adventure (or curse) that is the writing life. Writing requires alone time, yet you’re constantly expressing yourself.... to yourself. Wouldn’t it be nice to know more amateur writers like yourself; people who understand things like the triumph you feel at having finally nailed that opening sentence you’ve been rewriting for week …

Social Activities for 50+ Singles welcomes members who would like to make new friends and enjoy a variety of social activities. THIS IS NOT A NEW GROUP! Our flagship activity, Coffee Chat on Saturday morning, was founded over three years ago, and currently has around 180 members, with about 35-45 members attending each week.  Only a small percentage of the Saturday Coffee Chat members are also members of this Meetup, so please do not be misled by the number of attendees shown on Meetup.com. Once …

This is a group for widows and widowers of all ages who are interested in meeting others in similar circumstances in a social setting. This is meant to be just a "social support" group rather than a grief support group. While we have no formal programs, our common experience provides a comfortable social setting for us.  We get together for dinner, movies, theatre, book discussions and more!

The Little Black Dress Club is the premier women’s social network specializing in adventure, sophistication and friendship! Our diverse membership includes women who share a common spirit and a taste for the finer things in life! We enjoy activities such as themed dinner parties, casual happy hours, fashion shows, adventure and beach vacations, and celebrity book signings. We boast a penchant for “out-of-the-box” ideas and our generous contributions to charity. Our members are recognized for the …