This group is for people living around the Brookline area who have moved here from Europe and are looking to meet fellow Europeans. We can share experiences and advice about living/working in America/Boston and also make new friends. I moved to Brookline a few months from England for my husbands work and am enjoying living here, but would really like to meet people in a similar situation who live locally. The group has been active since November and we meet up every couple of weeks for a coffee, …

This group is for professional women in their 40s-60s seeking friendship and social fun with other women. We’ll connect over brunch, lunch, dinner, day trips, craft nights, and more. Most activities will take place in Arlington, Lexington, Belmont, Watertown, and surrounding areas. You are all encouraged to be active participants to help make this group fabulous! If you don’t see something that you’d like to do, suggest it. If you’d like to host an event, even better! --------------------------- …

This group is for South Shore women looking to meet new friends. Are you a transplant looking to meet some great woman while discovering your new home? Then give us a try. Perhaps you are a local looking to meet new friends or try some new activities. We are the group for you.

A group for educated women who are married, divorced, single, straight, lesbian, or whatever. The common element: seeking friendship, conversation, and interaction with ladies. This group is mindful and respectful of all races, religions, and non-religions. Let's talk gals!

Meet other local knitters, crocheters, weavers, needlepointers, spinners, beaders and crafters from the area. We come together to "yarn," chit chat and just have a good time over coffee or chai. We welcome those of all craft and skill levels - from beginner to advanced.

This group is in full swing!  Come join us.  We have an awesome group of all ages, men welcome, too.  Newbie knitters or experienced pro's alike are welcome! All you need is your interest, willingness to learn, your laughs, your knitting supplies, and of course, our one motto is,"NO SNOBBY KNITTERS ALLOWED".  Don't forget to bring your week's worth of bitching and ranting b/c SnB wouldn't be fun without some joking around and letting off some weekly steam. I have been in many knitting groups wh …

Man U. fans of Boston unite to cheer on the greatest football team in the world: Manchester United. No 'City' fans here. This is a group for true fans of Manchester United that find themselves stuck in a country where they can't even properly name the sport (how does 'football' involve throwing a lemon?). Come meet at a local bar for good times, some food, maybe a few drinks, and some definite cheering as we power our way to the league title.

Come knit and crochet with us on the third Thursday of every month, 10 am to 1 pm. We meet at the Dot2Dot Cafe, home of the best breakfast dish in Boston ("Boston Phoenix"). I started this group because my friends and I love to knit and/or crochet, and we love Dot2Dot's French toast with homemade brioche bread and eggs Benedict with Hollandaise made from scratch. Lighter fare available too. Dot2Dot's chef/owner is a knitter, too! Dot2Dot is in Dorchester, convenient to the Red Line, easy to reac …

Find structure, accountability, and a bit of social fun in long summer days! The BU Faculty Summer Working Group is an informal but structured way for BU scholars, researchers, and writers to establish organization and find camaraderie during working hours on the BU campus in the summer months. If you’re eager to have a consistent place to show up to in the morning, we’ll be there. If a quick coffee or longer lunch break in the middle of the day might invigorate your scholarly work and activity, …

Fashion minded people are welcomed to join us. People who want to learn about the fine art of head wrapping. Social coffee, tea and/or picnic's depending on the weather. Learn and share easy techniques to practice for home use. Hands on styling by a local wrap designers. Locations will be scheduled monthly around the greater Boston and beyond. Bring scarves 1.5-2 yards x 20"24" to practice and bring a friend to receive a free summer scarf.

Meet local knitters, support neighborhood businesses, and supply charities throughout Boston with handknits that can make a difference! We meet regularly to work on current projects, sample goods from area restaurants and shops, and make an impact in our community.