Hello, Language Lover! Welcome to the Foreign Language Enthusiasts group. We love anything with a foreign twist, from cultural events to food to music to anything that you'd like to share or do in the Pittsburgh area. We count on every member to post, update, host a variety of different activities to keep our group vibrant and engaging... "Chi vuol esser lieto sia, di doman' non c'e' certezza' From Lorenzo de Medici, CARPE DIEM! See you at the next event! Viviana Mondoitaliano@earthlink.net

Welcome to the Pittsburgh Basketball Group! This group is for anyone and everyone who wants to play basketball with a great, friendly group of people. We welcome everyone from total beginners to very advanced, and everyone gets to play with people of their own skill level. It is our mission to get as many people playing basketball in Pittsburgh as possible. So whether you are an old pro, or have never even touched a ball before - we are the place for you. Come along and check us out! What can I …

Welcome to the Pittsburgh Volleyball Club! This group is for anyone and everyone who wants to play volleyball with a great, friendly group of people. We welcome everyone from total beginners to very advanced, and everyone gets to play with people of their own skill level. It is our mission to get as many people playing the great game of volleyball in Pittsburgh as possible. So whether you are an old pro, or have never even touched a ball before - we are the place for you. Come along and check us …

A club to take advantage of two of the best things about Northeast Ohio- beautiful places to bike ride and great places for craft beer! Get-togethers will mostly consist of a scenic, social ride through the area with the destination being a place to sample some good beer. All levels of riders are welcome and an interest in fine beers is recommended. During the winter we'll do more purely beercentric events, but I think a polar bear/beer ride is in order as well. A few people have asked how to or …

The Pittsburgh .NET User Group is a community-driven group for area .NET developers to learn about features of the .NET framework and also to learn about ways that others are using the .NET language, either for business or personal projects. We're also a group that promotes software craftsmanship and well architected solutions. All skill levels are welcome. We meet the second Tuesday of each month at the Microsoft Office at 40 Isabella St (directly across from PNC Park). On rare occasions, we ma …

One of the most difficult tasks in starting a tech meetup is getting people to your event. This problem is exceptionally difficult in WV. Most tech professionals are content with the status quo, and those who want to do more and socialize with like minded individuals have to travel long distances to do so. Don't fret! There's another way! We're going to try something different! We're starting the Mountain State Online Tech Hangout! Meetings will be held online using Google Hangout and IRC via Fr …

Welcome to SYN/HAK, the Akron Hackerspace. We are an infrastructure provider for people who want to make things. Hackerspace, n: A community-operated place where people can meet and work on their projects. Developing something cool? Want to get your geek on with other techies in the Akron area? Do you know the difference between a microcontroller and a table? Maybe you want to combine the two somehow. Then SYN/HAK might be a good place for you to check out. Visit Us: SYNHAK 21 West North S …

Welcome to the Pittsburgh Kickball Club! Our mission is to provide you with the most fun, social, kickball leagues, pickup games, tournaments, etc... in the wonderful city of Pittsburgh. What can you expect to find here? Check it out: Leagues -- Organized 9-week leagues with a playoff tournament, umpires for all games, bases and balls provided, 1-hour games, state of the art website with team photos, schedules, standings, results and even weekly articles recapping matches Pickup games -- We'll …

Pittsburgh Geek Out Days (PGODs) are semi-regular meetings of technologists to discuss software engineering, how to be rockstar programmers, trends in software, and anything else that people find interesting. We do this by following an Open Spaces (or unconference) format. We typically meet every other month on Saturday mornings. We don't have topics or speakers, though we will often have a word or two as "inspiration" (e.g. design). When we arrive, we will introduce the format, then anyone who …