The Detroit Area Tarot Guild was formed to provide a welcoming community for ALL Tarot enthusiasts, whether you are "just a beginner" or a 30 year veteran of Tarot. This grassroots group is a place to get together with others who share your interest. In just a few months, we've grown from one meeting a month, to three or more, and now feature a Tarot book study, monthly workshops on reading cards without having to memorize meanings, plus our monthly regular meeting, which features a variety of t …

The Smartest Atheists in Town Calling oneself an “Atheist” is just the beginning, not the end, of a life-long journey of learning, dialog and discovery. The Atheist Scholars Meetup group raises the standard among local Atheist groups by building a private membership focused on learning, harmony and friendship. This is a new local alternative for discerning Atheists. Maybe you have been reluctant to join an Atheist group in the past or maybe you are not interested what the other groups have to of …

"No other card game combines the elements of skill, psychology and chance as successfully as Skat."  --Joe Wergin, author Welcome to Northeast Ohio’s online home for Skat! Skat is the King of Card Games, unique in its ability to rival both the thrill and calculated risk taking of poker and the skill level and concentration demands of contract bridge!  The Cleveland Skat Club is a group of regular Skat players devoted to the enjoyment of the game in a league-style competitive setting. We are sim …

Hi everyone. This is a group for everyone in the Detroit Area (and Michigan area) who like to write. Whether it's a novel, short story, poem, autobiography, or any other general genre of writing, this is the place. Share a piece of your writing or get advice on it, plus ask for marketing, promotions, and networking tips. Most of all, have fun and learn about writing, publishing, marketing and publishing. We are now apart of the Motown Writers Network, so if you'd like to also become a member of …

Book clubs should be fun! Meeting once a month on the West side to chat about our book! Be prepared to talk about our book - love it or hate it, make new friends, find new Authors and new places to have drink!

We are a PEER TO PEER critiquing/support group who meets up once or twice a month to critique each other’s written work, brain storm story ideas or ideas to help advance story ideas and writer’s block, and support each other’s work. We are not editors or publishers, although some who attend our group publish their own blogs, short stories, or novels through self-publishing or publishing houses. Our knowledge comes from being readers in various genres, workshops we attend, books we have researche …

A group for anyone who loves reading mysteries and discovering new authors. We love to explore mysteries in a historical setting (Time) or in a specific location (Place). Come join us as we explore the mystery genre!

Come take a class from published authors about various subjects! Our summer series includes: Writing Creative Non-Fiction with Varley O'Connor - Sunday, June 9th 5-7PM Putting the Story in Storybooks with Lindsay Ward - Sunday, July 14th 5-7PM Finding Your Inner Teenager: Writing Young Adult Fiction with Lisa & Laura Roecker - Sunday, August 4th 5-7PM Classes are $45 each or take all three for $100 (save $35!!) Please call, email, or stop in to reserve a spot! 330-653-2252 or books@learnedo …

This group has been created to gather together like-minded people for discussions, workshops, and classes focused on self-discovery, awareness, and growth. At present we will focus on past life regression and shamanic-style journeying. Group leader, Mary Lee LaBay, is an author of 5 books on hypnotherapy and past life regression, and travels here from the Seattle area where she has her private practice, and teaches at Bastyr University. The purpose of the group is not to convert believers or con …

Are you looking for some inspiration? BLISS is a social mixer with inspirational speakers, authors and coaches dedicated to helping you discover your bliss through presentations targeted at enhancing relationships, health/wellness and career/business. The event is open to the public - for women and men.

Raven's Nest Gallery hosts art gatherings, author readings, book signings, indie film screenings and nonprofit fundraisers in Cleveland.

I'm interested in starting a group of Humanists in Northeast Ohio with the intention of becoming a chapter of the American Humanist Association. The goals of this group can't be defined until more progress is made in forming it, but some ideas include social and support activity, hosting speakers and authors, and perhaps some Humanist activism.