Outdoor activities groups near Jeannette, PA

I wanted to create a group to establish 2 goals; to network and meet new friends! As a self-employed childless woman in her 40s, I find it incredibly difficult to make friends! While I find the concept of local business networking groups to be a valuable one, the structure and formality is not for me! I'd rather get to know people in a setting where it's a little bit of fun, a little bit of business! We will meet at varying locations once a month. Each meetup would be a different member's time to shine! Plan a short presentation about your business but also a fun activity (related to your business or not). No dues but any costs associated with the activities are up to each individual. Only one member from each industry.

Outdoor Afro celebrates and inspires Black connections and leadership in nature. Our local network activities range from hiking, biking, kayaking, swimming, bird watching, fishing, and more. **Website**: outdoorafro.org * This page primarily shares Outdoor Afro network events, announcements, and news. * We encourage you to share your personal nature stories and photos that uplift our connections to land, water, and wildlife. * We encourage you to share free continuing education resources and tools connected to outdoor education, recreation, and conservation from vetted organizations and groups.

This group is for singles in their 20's and 30's that love playing sports, having fun and meeting new people. The focus of our Meetup group is events like Happy Hours, sports and recreation, group activities (like paintball or Escape Rooms) and adventure. Hate being stuck inside your house during the week? This group is perfect for you!

Below are some activities this group has already done, followed by some ideas I'd love to try soon:

Have done at least once in the past:

• Escape Rooms 

• Paintball

• Painting With a Twist 

• Wine Tasting

• Mini Golf

• Cornhole/Kan Jam/Spikeball

• Kickball

• Big Ball (a sport I invented in college)

• Bowling

• Happy Hours

• Ultimate Frisbee

• Tennis

• Flag Football

• Soccer

• Snow Tubing

• Biking

• Laser Tag

• Volleyball

• Paddleboarding 

Would like to do some time in the foreseeable future:

• Axe Throwing

• Bubble Soccer

• Camping

• Kayaking

• Kennywood

• Karaoke

• Scavenger Hunt

• Geocaching

• Airsoft

Our group has two primary purposes. Provide Real Estate Investors with an opportunity to network with other like minded individuals to discuss topics of interest regarding investing in local area, new techniques, finding mentors, partners, and/or lenders for their projects, obtaining preferred contractor listings, learning about available deals in the area, and meeting contractors, agents, and other professional services. We also bring in experts in the different areas of real estate Investing including but not limited to Wholesaling, Buy and Hold investing, Rehabbing for Retail Sale (flipping), Note Buying, Lease Option, Business Growth and Management, Finance, and Marketing. We offer both In person and online meetings and are open to anyone who has an interest in real estate investing.

\*\*\*You must have a profile picture that includes your face to join. If you don't have a picture that includes your face your request to join will be denied\*\*\* *PLEASE NOTE: The majority of our Meetups take place in Westmoreland county. Please take this into consideration before you submit a request to join. Thank you!* We are a diverse group of women from all walks of life who share the common goal of making friends and having fun! This group is open to all women: single, married, divorced, mothers, child-free, working, or retired, all are welcome. Our calendar features a wide variety of activities such as: * Dinner & Lunch Dates * Monthly Book Club * Bunco, Bingo, Board Games * Trivia * Coffee & Conversation * Wineries * Crafts * Dancing * Outdoor Activities * Holiday Parties * Charitable Projects * Movies * So Much More! What makes our group extra special is that all members have the ability to add events to the calendar as they please and are encouraged to do so. This helps keep our calendar full and our members active. We are looking for women who are highly motivated to make friends, participate in social functions and be an active member of our group. If this sounds like you, please join us! We would love to have you fly with the Social Butterflies! Our membership fee is $15, to be paid yearly. Upon joining the group you have a 14 day free trial to attend events and experience the group. After 14 days you will receive a reminder to pay your dues and you will be barred from making an RSVP and attending events until paid. Payment can be made through debit or credit card on the Meetup site. No Show Policy: It's understandable that sometimes things happen and you cannot attend a Meetup to which you've made an RSVP. However, out of common courtesy, please try to change your RSVP or notify the host. After three no-shows you may be removed. If a pattern of last minute cancellations appears, it can result in your membership being cancelled. *We are a drama free group. Harassment of another member or other inappropriate behavior is grounds for cancellation of membership at the organizer’s discretion, without notice or refund of dues.*

Welcome to the Women's Pittsburgh Hiking Group! This group is for adventurous, friendly ladies who want to connect with like-minded women and love exploring nature's beauty on the hundreds of miles of Pennsylvania trails. Join us for moderate hikes (to begin) on the trails of Frick, Boyce, Schenley, Heritage, Hartwood, North Park, and more. I will also organize hikes beyond Pittsburgh. I'm open to all suggestions! The activity level is moderate, and (for now) steep hills will be avoided until I'm in better shape. I can hike up to 8 miles but average four on primarily flat terrain but am working my way up. Let's enjoy the beauty of nature, get fit, and make new friends along the way. Let's bond over our love for nature, fitness, and good company. We can't wait to hit the trails with you!

Hello everyone and welcome! This is a meetup group dedicated to backpackers in the Western PA region. The events here will not solely be dedicated to backpacking but we also will be hosting social events, where we can meet and discuss future trip or just simply socialize and get to know other outdoor enthusiasts in the area.

Cheers!

Leandro

Welcome to the Francofous de Pittsburgh Meetup Group. Our group organizes or promotes activities that include weekly conversation meetups, French-language movie showings, French-language dinners, cooking lessons in French, outings to hear opera or symphonic music of France, trips to the theater for English-language plays written by French authors, museum visits, French Scrabble game nights, and talks by experts on subjects related to the French-speaking world.

The goal is to promote the french culture in the wide sense (language, culture etc.) so that everybody is welcome to join. If you attend an old French-class long time ago and want to try to speak French again or just listen the language, you're welcome. If you do not speak French but would like to learn about the French wines and its cultures, that is perfects and you are welcome to join our wine tasting events ! The more we are, the best !

 

To join our group, we do ask for a few basics:

1) Please upload a profile picture so that we can recognize you. Our organizers can sometimes find you quicker than you can find them at crowded events. Walking up to strangers and asking if they are there for a meetup can yield some funny looks.

2) Please answer the profile questions so everyone can learn about the other members of our wonderful group.

3) We do everything possible to foster an open, encouraging and inclusive French language environment. Ideally, participants will have at least a rudimentary ability and desire to learn to speak this beautiful language. It is expected that French is used exclusively at certain events: weekly French conversation meetups. Beginners are always welcome also ! Of course, this is not mandatory and English people can join. However, this is better to speak english in cultural event (wine tasting, movies, etc.)

4) Our group is as good as its members and the activities it sponsors. If you hear of a French-related event in Pittsburgh or have an idea for an activity, please let one of the organizers know. We welcome interest in helping to organize/host events.

 

7) Out of respect to our organizers as well as the members attending a meetup, we do ask that you change your RSVP if you have to back out of an event.  It is ideal if you can update 24 hours ahead, but if not, please contact the organizer (most will give their cell phone number to attendees, in case of changes).  IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO POST A "NO" FOR EVENT ATTENDANCE, unless it is to show a change of plans.

ITAA is a Twelve-Step fellowship of individuals who support each other in recovering from internet and technology addiction. This includes addiction to social media, smartphones, streaming video or audio content, games, news, pornography, dating apps, online research, online shopping, or any other digital activity that becomes compulsive and problematic. ITAA Pittsburgh meets Saturday mornings at the Carnegie Library in Downtown Pittsburgh, in the Tech Room on the second floor. Meeting times are posted on the ITAA website: https://internetaddictsanonymous.org/in-person-meetings/usa-pa-pittsburgh/

\*Please note that, while we appreciate continued interest in the group, we are not accepting new members at this time. We will review new member join requests again in 2025.\* This group is for folks who want to get out and about and enjoy the fresh air and scenery on the beautiful trails and in the parks near the Mon Valley area, such as Mingo Creek County Park, Cedar Creek, the Laurel Highlands, and other trails in Pennsylvania and surrounding states. We enjoy biking the GAP and host a variety of short and long, always casual, rides along many of the stretches of the GAP. We also like to venture out to other trails for some day-long and overnight scenic trips.  In addition to bicycling, we take to hiking (at a *sauntering pace*), kayaking, camping, star-gazing and other activities, and try to work in some ice skating in the winter. We are always looking for fun, active events to round out the year, so if there's something you like to do and want company, please feel free to suggest it! We are a casual, genial group looking to enjoy the aesthetics of nature - our aim is not to build cardio or endurance, though if those happen, then we are better for it! We stop to snack, eat lunch, take pictures, marvel at natural beauty - and chat a lot along the way. We also host a few other activities that keep us connected, esp through winter months. Next, some business: It is important to our hosts and members to recognize and address members when at events. Please note that, for your request to be approved, your profile needs a name (anything gimmicky is a deterrent) and photo of you that makes you recognizable to our hosts - obscured or hidden faces, pictures that feature more than 1 person (we don't know which person is you), scenic shots (regardless of how great the photography is) etc. are not recommended. Your profile picture for this group can be different from your picture for other groups or your main Meetup profile. If you do not get approved, this is likely the reason. I will also remove inactive members and those who no longer have profile pictures. Also, please be respectful of hosts - • Change your RSVP if you can't attend, especially if the host is being charged any kind of fee. • Refrain from "hijacking" someone's posted event. • On overnight trips, be considerate of group members before inviting non-members to spend the night - please discuss with host in advance. We look forward to seeing you! Diane Marie

This is a group for those of us who are older, wiser and perhaps a little slower and stiffer than the young people who turn out for many of the other meetups. The goal is to provide a variety of activities—something for everyone—so we can make new friends and find adventures together. We are inclusive and tolerant of all beliefs and backgrounds. From movies, museums and meals to concerts and hikes, we'll find ways to connect and support one another. We also hope others will step up and join us in planning and organizing events. Let's celebrate our age and experience!

Hi Gamers! Board Gaming Geeks (BGG) is a Pittsburgh + Virtual gaming community that is a safe, friendly, and fun place to learn and play board games of all sorts. We want every member of our community to focus their attention playing fun games and on being a better gamer, both at BGG events and in our larger online and real-world Pittsburgh communities. Want to hang out with a group of like-minded adult board game players for fun and relaxation? Board Gaming Geeks herein refers to people, often of an intellectual bent, who are enthusiasts of board game activities. Prior Board Game experience is not required. Want to game regularly on Friday nights? BOARD GAMING GEEKS meets on FRIDAYS at 6PM. We look forward to your RSVP We are playing on-line games for now, until the COVID-19 pandemic is over. Want to play games like: [ ] 7 Wonders (w/ expansions) [ ] Avalon [ ] Century: Spice Road [ ] Hornet [ ] Mint Delivery [ ] Nile [ ] Pandemic Fall of Rome [ ] Splendor [ ] The Captain is Dead [ ] Villages of Valeria (w exp'ns) [ ] or any others? Interested in learning the difference between cooperative strategy Board Games and competitive Worker Placement / Resource Management Board Games? Any game at a BGG event will be explained prior to play. We've got you covered for all of these! To become a member of BOARD GAMING GEEKS, you need to acknowledge and agree to our Code of Conduct (see below). We ask for courtesy if your plans change. Please inform an Organizer if you cannot attend a Gaming Event to which you RSVP'd "yes". This group is cross-posted on Facebook and Twitter but is managed on Meetup. Please use the Meetup App to join and RSVP. Consistently being a No Show or not attending any of our Meetup Events for 8 months will make us perceive the group is no longer of interest to you. We reserve the right to delete your membership Happy Gaming! **Your Organizers** Janet, Matthew, Ron, and Terry **CODE OF CONDUCT** Our goal is to create a great Pittsburgh community that is a safe, friendly, and fun place to learn and play board games of all sorts. We want every member of the Board Gaming Geeks (BGG) community to be able to focus their full attention on becoming a better gamer, both at BGG events and in our larger online and real-world Pittsburgh communities. This is impossible to do if one is being harassed, stalked, intimidated, or discriminated against. Please note that Geeks herein refers to persons, often of an intellectual bent, who are enthusiasts of board game activities. Prior Board Game experience is not required. Any game at a BGG event will be explained prior to play. Accordingly, all Board Gaming Geeks members, as well as guests and visitors, are expected to show respect and courtesy to each other in all interactions, whether at BGG, in our online community, or in other contexts. We ask for courtesy if your plans change. Please inform an Organizer if you cannot attend a Gaming Event to which you RSVP'd "yes". This group is cross-posted on Facebook and Twitter but is managed on Meetup. Please use the Meetup App to RSVP. Consistently being a No Show or not attending any of our Meetup Events for 8 months will make us perceive the group is no longer of interest to you. We reserve the right to delete your membership. Costs to run this Meetup are currently being covered by the organizers. We may charge a nominal $5 fee in the future. Any change in our membership fees will be announced 6 months in advance and will then require annual registration. Any excess fees collected will be used to pay for snacks at a future Event. Further, please respect the commercial establishment that is allowing us the space to game. If you want food or drink, buy it from them and do not bring items from elsewhere. Also, dispose of your refuse before you leave. To make sure that everyone has a common understanding of “show respect and courtesy to each other,” and to prevent undesirable harassment or behavior of participants in our Board Gaming Geeks (BGG) Meetup Events, we have adopted the following code of conduct. The code of conduct is enforced by the BGG Administrators. • All members are expected to signal they have read, understand, and agree to this code. **The Code** The following are unacceptable at BGG, both online and in-person, and constitute code of conduct violations. Harassment — including offensive verbal comments related to gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, political affiliation, race, or religion, as well as sexual images in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, harassing photography or recording, inappropriate physical contact, and unwelcome sexual or romantic attention. Threats — threatening someone physically or verbally. For example, threatening to publicize sensitive information about someone’s personal life. Flagrant Anti Social Behavior — saying things that are explicitly racist, sexist, homophobic, etc. For example, arguing that some people are less intelligent because of their gender, race or religion. Small mistakes made in conversation are not considered overt code of conduct violations. However, repeating something after it has been pointed out to you that you broke a social rule, or antagonizing or arguing with someone who has pointed out your anti-social language is considered unwelcoming behavior, and is not allowed at BGG. Maliciousness towards other members — deliberately attempting to make others feel bad, name-calling, singling out others for derision or exclusion. For example, telling someone they’re not a real gamer or that they don’t belong at BGG. Being especially unpleasant — for example, if we’ve received reports from multiple gamers of annoying, rude, or especially distracting behavior. Other Unacceptable Social Behavior is also prohibited and includes but is not limited to: • Sustained disruption of games or other events. • Using membership information for your or your company's gain. You agree not to Spam other members. • Microaggressions - that is subtle verbal expressions or subtle actions of racism, sexism, ageism, body shaming, homophobia, transphobia, or other kinds of bias and prejudice are not allowed. Microaggressions can be present in ways that might be hard to recognize by those to whom they are not directed. Microaggressions make people feel uncomfortable and unwelcome; like they don’t belong at BGG. Since microaggressions are likely unintentional, making one doesn’t make anyone a bad person. However, if someone says, "hey, that’s subtly sexist," don’t worry; just acknowledge, reflect, apologize, and move on. Please be aware of others' feelings and act in a way to be inclusive, not exclusive. We want an environment where everyone is having fun while gaming. • Advocating for, or encouraging, any of the above unwanted behaviors. **Enforcement** Participants asked to stop any unwanted or harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately. If a participant engages in Unacceptable Behavior, Board Gaming Geeks MeetUp organizers retain the right to take any actions to keep their event a welcoming environment for all participants. This includes warning the offender or expulsion from the MeetUp [with no refund]. Event organizers may take action to redress anything designed to, or with the clear impact of, disrupting the event or making the environment hostile for any participants. We expect participants to follow these rules at all event venues and event-related social activities. We think people should follow these rules outside event activities too! **Reporting** If someone makes you or anyone else feel unsafe or unwelcome, please report it as soon as possible to an Event Organizer. Instead of reporting a code of conduct violation, please contact law enforcement (call 911) directly to report criminal activity (e.g. physical assault, sexual assault, theft, or fear that someone will hurt themselves or someone else) or contact store personnel to report a dangerous physical situation (e.g. flood, fire or serious injury or damage). **Confidentiality** We will keep all reports confidential, except if we've discussed with you and agreed otherwise. When we discuss incidents with people who are reported, we will anonymize details as much as we can to protect reporter privacy. If the violation happened online, please link to or send us the relevant text. If the violation happened in person, please detail what exactly the other person said or did. In order to take action, we need to know the concrete actions that someone took.

ProductTank provides an opportunity for Product Managers in Pittsburgh to exchange ideas and experiences about Product Design, Development and Management, Business Modelling, Metrics, User Experience and all the other things that get us excited. This group is open to anyone interested in Product! Events include interactive activities related to product management, talks from guest speakers on topics around product management, networking opportunities, and a good old-fashioned chin-wag over a beer or two. We're open to companies big and small. We also welcome early-stage technology businesses looking to learn how to get their ideas off the ground. Join our Slack to chat with the community, share your ideas, and ask your questions! [https://join.slack.com/t/producttankpgh/shared_invite/zt-2b23ags6v-m3TQ~TJ~GrQToLDkN3Po3w](https://join.slack.com/t/producttankpgh/shared_invite/zt-2b23ags6v-m3TQ~TJ~GrQToLDkN3Po3w) We also have a blog through Mind the Product, and encourage the community to get engaged by commenting on or writing new posts for [http://www.mindtheproduct.com](http://www.mindtheproduct.com)

TRIC will be resuming our skating season on May 1, 2024. Please see the Meetup Calendar for the latest schedule.  Come skate the streets and paved trails of **“The Most Livable City in America”** Pittsburgh, PA. **Three Rivers Inline Skate Club (TRIC)** offers weekly organized, recreational, adult group street and trail inline (rollerblade) skates. Organized skates run from May thru September. Skate routes vary in the city, Downtown, Shadyside, Oakland, S. Side, Sq. Hill, N. Side, Mexican War Streets, Strip District, Station Square, Bloomfield, Highland Park, Lawrenceville, and many more. Parks, bridges, stadiums, tunnels, hills, paved river trails, etc...  See the city and its sights from a whole new perspective! -Monday 6:45 PM - All level skate at Hazelwood Green -Wednesday 6:00 PM - Free Skate Lessons / Start & Stop Clinic -Wednesday 7:00 PM - Beginner Street Skate - Shadyside - less than 1 hr. AS NEEDED -Wednesday 6:30 PM - Advanced Beginner Street Skate - Shadyside/Oakland -1½ hr -Friday 6:30 PM - Intermediate City Sights & City Lights Street and Trail Skate - Downtown & nearby areas - 2+ Hrs. -Sunday Morning 9 AM - Intermediate Social Trail & Street Skate - Downtown & nearby areas with coffee stop, relaxed pace - 2 1/2 hrs. **NOTE:** All skates and lessons are “Weather Permitting”. If it is dry we usually skate! For additional info, club photos, skate schedules, contacts and lessons see our website at: [http://skatepittsburgh.com/](http://skatepittsburgh.com/)   (We **"Skate Everything but the Rivers"** our mission for the past 25+ years. A skate club created by the skaters for the skaters. Join us on our **FACEBOOK page at:  [https://www.facebook.com/groups/2378328455/](https://www.facebook.com/groups/2378328455/)   and this Meetup** page: Three Rivers Inline Club. Weekly **“FREE”** beginner adult skate lessons and Start and Stop Clinics in Shadyside every Wednesday throughout the season, learn to skate. Bring your own skates, helmet, wrist guards, knee and elbow pads.. Learn in a relaxed atmosphere and at your own pace on an outdoor paved school playground. Or just come out to improve your skating skills. Learn to stop and use your skate brake more efficiently! Frequent social events and activities. Picnics, barbeques, wine and cheese parties, after skate gatherings and tailgate parties, local trips, parades, Light-Up Night Skate, 4th of July Fireworks Skate, Steeler Skates, etc... Weekend trips to other cities (DC, Philly, Miami, NYC, Boston, Erie, Presque Isle, etc...) to skate with other groups. Organized street skates patrolled and monitored by the **TRIC / Skate Patrol** for safety and fun. Monitoring organized street and trail skates for all skill levels from beginners thru advanced skaters. Adults only. Men and women, all ages, fun for everyone! Meet new people. Singles and couples welcome. Bring your friends. Skating is great cross-training for other recreational sports such as hiking, skiing, cycling, mountain biking, hockey, and other activities. Join the TRIC club, get a T-shirt (optional) and email list access. Membership not required for the organized skates or skate lessons. Come out and learn to skate or just join us on one of our five (5) weekly skates. DISCLAIMER: Even if you do not join the club, please be advised that TRIC strongly recommends that all participants in TRIC sponsored events (including its weekly city skates) should carry medical and liability insurance and should wear protective gear (i.e., helmet, wrist guards, kneepads, elbow pads, and, at night, reflective clothing and blinking lights). Please also be advised that there are particular inherent risks of injury involved in city inline/roller skating, including, but not limited to: cars, bicycles, other skaters, pedestrians, potholes, manhole covers, chains, trolley tracks, cobblestones, bad pavement, water, oil, debris, gravel, curbs, stairs, hills and inclines. This list of possible risks is not comprehensive, because conditions on the street, including the weather, are constantly changing. TRIC cannot accept any liability for the existence of any such risks. Ultimately, each skater is responsible for staying alert to potential risks and obeying all traffic regulations. Finally, TRIC strongly recommends that all participants in TRIC sponsored events (including the city skates) possess and master a set of minimum skate skills before participating in its events: the ability to skate in control, especially on hills; to stop in traffic; to maneuver curbs; and to avoid obstacles.

Friendly non- completive play, but players should attempt to bump, set and hit/spike consistently. This is a social volleyball the point is to practice being a team player, have fun, be social, and make friends. You can only play if you signed up and paid in advance.

Hello, My name is Donna and along with Paul and Janet and John, we are looking to have a group that is full of outdoor adventure. We are about hiking, biking, kayaking, camping, backpacking and trying anything else. We do require a full-face photo of all members.  If you do not have one with your profile when you request to  become a member, your membership will be denied. If you have any suggestions, please let us know. We are willing to try anything! If you have an outdoor area of expertise that you would like to share, consider becoming an event host. We will support you and help you with the set up and management of the event. As said before, we are looking to try new adventures as well as share ours. Welcome to your new adventure site! Donna

Walk the streets and hike the trails in the City of Pittsburgh! Meet new people and enjoy the outdoors right here in our town. With 5 major city parks, rolling hills, grand vistas and the city sights & sounds within a 5 mile radius, its hard not to find what your looking for in the 'burgh. Trips include: Morning coffee walks for the early riser, Sunset hikes through the park for the summer solstice, Guided history & sightseeing hikes around downtown, Happy hour hikes followed by a Friday cocktail, plus regular non-narrative walks (just simple planned walks for exercise and socializing) & “get to know your neighborhood” hikes, featuring a different Pittsburgh neighborhood each trip! Trip leaders are experience volunteers & docents that have worked with the Pittsburgh parks and the great outdoor organizations around the local area. Hikes are usually 3-5 miles at an easy to moderate pace. We are not out looking to race, but rather to enjoy each others company and our great surroundings that make Pittsburgh the “Most Liveable City”! Come join us. You won't regret it!