Who Should Join? This is a group for young professionals ages 18- early 30's.  If you are over 35, this is not the group for you since most of the members are mid twenties.  It is designed for anyone who is looking to meet new people and have fun while doing so. It can be for singles and for people looking to meet new friends. The only thing is that it really is designed for young professionals.  It is for people who live in Boston and surrounding areas. Purpose of the Group- We will go on tours …

The Chai Centers YJP serves as a hub for social and educational activities for any Jew that moves — serving primarily the thousands of Jewish Young Adults  living and working in and around Boston and Brookline area. Meet, network and socialize with other young Jewish professionals and business people in their 20’s and 30’s in a welcoming, congenial, stylish and relaxed setting with a spirited vibe. Contact Info: www.getchai.com or join facebook group get chai.

We meet on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month for our general business meetings.  We also try to schedule at least one local service project a month serving the Cambridge community.   We are a local, grassroots club of young professionals and students that partner together for the purpose of serving the greater Boston community, develop as citizens, leaders, and professionals, and to have fun and socialize. Rotaract is a program of Rotary International for young adults between the ages of …

"Sex And the City", "Friends", "Seinfeld"-- Something fundamental about these shows made them cult like hits. I think it recognizes a reality that young 20s, 30 somethings desire-- a good network of reliable friends. Ever get a flat tire, need a ride to the airport, and wonder which buddy you can call. And overall, what maeks this group different is that sometimes we don't want to go hiking- we just want to go out the house, go for coffee, the movies, or shopping with a bud to have someone tell …

… Suggested donation is on a sliding scale of $10 - $15, $5 - 15 for teens through young adults (22). Children 12 and under are free with adult supervision. Dance Freedom and Dance Friday are activities of the non-profit Movement Collective. For more information on Dance Freedom, visit the Web site at http://dancefreedom.com or the Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=491089432.... For more information on Dance Friday, visit the Web site at http://dancefriday.org or the …

I noticed the lack of social groups for young adults in this area, and realize that it can be hard to adapt to a group already well situated. I hope with this group you can meet new people, make friends, socialize, whether you are new to the city, just graduated, just started a new job, etc. Once things get started, I am hoping to get together once or twice a month! Topics and activities are always up for discussion. I would love to see things like game nights, hiking trips, etc.! You should joi …

Meet kindred book lovers in a local Interfaith Book Club! We will explore the deep relationship between spirituality and the human global agenda. Our goal is to help grow a sustainable, pervasive culture of knowledge, respect, appreciation and trust amongst people of all faiths and religious traditions through literature and dialogue in light of the great events in the world today. Young adults and older from all faiths are welcome.

Cradle Catholic? Convert? Fallen away Catholic? Considering Catholicism? You are welcome!We decided to start this group to help Catholic women understand their Catholic Faith with more depth. The Catechism is a underused resource that is a rich treasure of answers to life's hardest questions and deepest mysteries.

V.C. Andrews Book Club, anyone? As a teenager, her books both fascinated and frightened me; Andrews' stories read like horrific fairytales, gritty with no happy endings. While today's YA fiction focuses largely on dystopian societies, Andrews explored taboo subjects of our own society (and quite possibly, of her own strange mind). I think it would interesting to read her books again, in my late twenties, and see if they are still as scandalous and as much of a guilty pleasure as my 12 year old s …

Every other week Wed at noon. We'll discuss some great books and have a chance to be social with other people who have free time during the week. Group members are welcome to suggest books of any genre-fiction, history, non-fiction, young adult, poetry, graphic novels etc.

Rockin out globally is not for the faint at heart. Gear up and go with us on a global mission of helping those in need. Our hands on efforts are to assist human beings in need. We unite to participate in projects both domestic and international. This group is for Jews who care to make a difference.    We also love Shabbat dinners and other fun stuff.

Connect with other babies, toddlers, and young children and their parents. Gifted babies or just advanced. Make playgroups or join enrichment activities or especially designed courses for the gifted learner. Visit our other 'Pages' for more information and links that will help describe what gifted baby or toddler characteristics are. Parents interested in supporting infant/toddler semi-formal education are also welcome to join and partake. Why "Tiny Pippins"?  As an educator specializing in brai …

… Besides holding weekly services, we also have monthly Friday Night Community Shabbat Dinners and a growing group for Young Professionals who meet monthly over wine & cheese to discuss hot Jewish topics. We hold a variety of different adult ed classes, have a once-a-week Hebrew school for children starting at age 5, and much more! All events take place at 55 Martha Road in Boston, MA - a quick walk from North Station on the Orange and Green Lines, Science Park on the Green Line, and Charles MGH o …

… Here’s what our members are saying … "Lots of activities, lots of variety - - for very young kids, older kids and adults alike. Just love this group!" “ I thoroughly enjoyed meeting everyone in this group. It was really nice to be with single parents who are willing to share their experiences, thoughts and advice.” “Other single parents should definitely join this group, because we have many fun events planned for families as well as adults only. And we have many more entertaining ev …

… (WGIRLS) was founded by a group of young professional women in NYC committed to helping others through donations of their time, energy and talents. The WGIRLS name originated when the group decided to initiate once a week get togethers to hang out, catch up and plan events.....over drinks. Nights out with just the girls perpetually fell on Wednesdays and hence the name was born. Since inception, the WGIRLS has donated more than $500,000 dollars in grants and provided thousands of hours of …

… Venting is inevitable when you have young kids, but the main focus is fun, and if we're lucky, some support for each other as well. Please don't be afraid to join if you have a crier or chewer or tantrum-thrower. However you parent, especially in difficult situations, will not be judged. And let's keep it free of parenting politics; we're all doing the best we can! We hope you'll join us in the fight against boredom!