"Great people talk about IDEAS. Average people talk about THINGS. Small people talk about OTHER PEOPLE." --Tobias S. Gibson Are you tired of repetitive, maddeningly superficial "small talk"? Does endless talk about sports figures and celebrities bore you out of your wits? Would you prefer instead to discuss the ideas that shaped history? If you answered "yes", you are cordially invited a Pasadena discussion group. This meet-up will be an intellectual oasis, a refuge for those who wish t …

The UCLA Anderson MBA alumni history book club is now being opened to kindred spirits amongst the public. We are predominately business people who enjoy reading and discussing history books in a congenial atmosphere rather than expert historians. We generally meet in the Valley at a restaurant (tied to the theme of the book if possible) for lunch on a weekend every 2 to 3 months. If you're interested in history books and would like a chance to network, please join us.

The History of Los Angeles Group is a brand new group for anyone interested in learning about and discussing our city's past. Meetups include book discussions, tours, films, lectures, or any other events around town involving the history of L.A.

HI... I HAVE MADE THIS MEET UP FOR KOREANS, CHINESE, OR JAPANESE SPEAKING PEOPLE, WHO WOULD LIKE TO DEEPEN KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTAND ONE ANOTHER THROUGH DISCUSSIONS ABOUT SUCH SUBJECTS AS HISTORY, POLITICS, CULTURES, TRADITIONS, RELIGIONS, PARTICULARLY ZEN BUDDHISM AND AMIDA SECT, MENTALITY, EDUCATION, NORMS, SOCIETY, TRAVEL ... THERE MAY BE A SHARP SUBJECT SUCH AS ' HISTORY' CONCERNING THIS REGION, AS IT MAY TOUCH DELICATE AND SENSITIVE PART OF UNFORTUNATE TIME OF THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY; WARS IN …

… County Museum of Art); Getty Center; Getty Villa; Petersen Automotive Museum; Hammer Museum; Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County; Skirball Cultural Center; Page Museum; Norton Simon Museum; MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art); Drum Barracks Civil War Museum; Fort MacArthur Museum; CAAM (California African American Museum); Long Beach Museum of Art; RMS Queen Mary Museum; Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens; Grammy Museum; California Science Center; Griffith Observatory; MOLAA (Museum …

… We are here to expose ANY criminality by ALL governments or corporate elite who remain suspect in the crimes of 9/11 and in the crimes of other false flags attacks throughout recent history. In addition, we are here to aid the sick and dying first responders through fund raising and social outreach programs in order to promote awareness of those who suffer from physical, emotional, and psychological traumas they received in the aftermath of 9-11 and the ongoing illegal and unjust wars. We also s …

… Our group offers a diverse palette of sophisticated and sometimes upscale activities that center around art, travel, history, and culture. All of our events are facilitated to promote conversation. So, if you are looking for a connection to other people and are a life long learner, this is the group for you.  All of our conversation salons will take place in a huge comfortable loft near downtown LA.   CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS OF OUR EVENTS

Hi Everyone! I started this meetup because there are so many books I want to read, and I think that discussing them with others will make it more fun, challenging, and fulfilling. My academic background is in Philosophy and Anthropology . . . but there is so much more to discover! This is a meetup for people who love learning and thinking about the world around them: sociology, history, philosophy, evolution, primatology, cognitive science, cultural studies, biographies, political science, curre …

Hi! This meetup is an ecumenical and nondenominational Christian discussion group in which difficult, challenging, and even controversial matters that aren't normally discussed within church settings can be discussed candidly and without reserve. Issues and categories of thought that would likely be addressed include: theology, philosophy, science, church history, Christian doctrine, ancient near-eastern history, biblical source material, etc. The Christian faith, as we're typically taught it a …

Vets On Set is an organization designed to help veterans within the Film and Television Industry. It is our belief, that there is no person better suited for the rigors of the film industry than a well trained veteran. The founding members of Vets On Set have a long and successful history in the entertainment industry. We will work hard to utilize the knowledge, experience, and contacts gained to ensure consistent work for our members and valuable outstanding crews for productions. Our aim is to …

Join others interested in history and literature for stimulating conversation.  This book club meets monthly and is led by the Museum's Executive Director Mark Rothman.

If you are looking to connect with fellow Africans and friends of Africa; meet new people, expand your network, and learn about Africa - then you are at the right place.  Lets meet & share with others our diverse cultures, history, and the American experience.  Anyone including non-Africans are free to join this group.  Our meetup will also give our members who are new to the U.S./Los Angeles the opportunity to make friends, thereby easing the process of adapting to the new LA environment.  Our …

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…     • History Beliefs - Are carried over from your past lives and the history of your race. They can also be carried as collective consciousness. These experiences are  real. Where they come from is not the issue. It is vital to resolve the issues on the history level. Usually they are held in all the other levels.      • Soul Level - Is who we are. What we are. Our souls are still learning and can be redirected. If a person holds programs  n more than one level, the soul may be affected. For …

This bookclub will focus on 20th century historical novels set in Europe, with a preference for women authors and works that highlight women's experiences, but men are more than welcome to join!

African American Heritage Adventures is designed to help our kids explore and enjoy learning African diaspora history and culture, beyond the Black History Month in February. As parents of color, we want our kids to embrace their heritage as well as love their hair, lips, nose, and skin tone—characteristics that are rarely celebrated or revered as beautiful.   Whether you seek a sense of kinship, strength of community and shared experiences or are looking for opportunities to meet others parents …