Josh Rosenblum

Coworking community CooperBricolage runs a few regular events, which are listed here. For more information about CooperBricolage and joining our community, go to http://www.coobric.com

New York Philosophy is not your typical social club! We are a community of friends who get together at new and exciting places around the city for food, drink, and interesting debates. Members are asked to review our rules of membership in our About Us page. The organizers do not receive any financial compensation for these events.

On the 1st Tuesday each month at 7PM, 6 people get 5 minutes each to demo something cool to New York's tech community (geeks, investors, entrepreneurs, hackers, etc)

A collection of folks working in new media and technology who have a desire to use their knowledge for some better purpose. On the first Wednesday of each month we hear from a speaker and discuss a certain topic. The third Wednesday of the month we meet to socialize and network.

Want to make films that aren't just about profits? This is a group that will attempt to bring people together who have a more poetic attitude toward cinema. We wish to make narrative films that aren't pure storytelling but use the elements of poetry to tell a story, thus bringing to life the full possibilities of the cinema. I'm new to New Yor…

Meet other local Musicians to play and plan large scale concerts with upcoming musical talent in brooklyn. ALL genres are welcome.

The Manhattan Young Professionals Wine Meetup is a community of young professionals who enjoy socializing at upscale wine socials and private wine tastings. All of our events are free or for charity. The organizers do not make any money from our events. View our About Us page for details, along with rules of membership.

Real life is the best learning environment. Instead of learning statically and artificially in school, how can we learn dynamically in real life? Whether we are aware or not, learning happens everywhere in our lives. How can we be aware of it and use various tools and resource to better achieve our goals? Here we are going to discuss how we can lea…

Meet other local people interested in the art of fencing. All those interested in all forms of swordsmanship are welcome!

This is a social networking group for NYC area Java developers, managers, recruiters, basically anyone with an interest in Java technologies. We feature technical presentations (round table demos from anyone) depending on the meeting location. Feel free to bring a presentation, a demo, flyers, make an announcement or ask questions. We usually adjou…

Meet other local programmers interested in Ocaml, Haskell, SML, and other functional programming languages. Lisp and Scheme programmers are also welcome, but note that the focus of the group is on statically typed languages of the ML family.

Meet other local people interested in the Semantic Web, an initiative by the W3C [http://www.w3c.org] to make the web "one giant database": The Data Web. We address technologies such as RDF, RDFS, OWL, and applications that help to develop or that use ontologies, controlled vocabularies and rules in the business and the Semantic Web. http://ww…

This group explores how web technology can be used in support of grassroots organizing and social activism. Like many tech meetups, we will gather together simply to share ideas, experiences, new tools, and a few laughs, so that we can better achieve our individual goals. At the same time, we'll work as a group to build a shared social vision, an…

Check out chamber & classical music concerts at venues all over NYC, and find others interested in playing & sightreading chamber music! Open to everyone interested in playing & learning more about chamber music (even if you don't know what it is...yet!=))