Calling all Northwest Arkansas Geeks: do you love computers, coding, technology, and gadgets? Excited about the HTPC you just built, the newest Android or iDevice you just bought, or a cool game or productivity app you just found, but don't know anyone to share that excitement with? Like playing Settlers of Catan or other board games? Are you a web freelancer who works at home, and only leaves the house to go grocery shopping? Wish you had someone to discuss these things with over a good beer or …

What is a Freethinker? Freethought is a philosophical viewpoint that holds that opinions should be formed on the basis of science, logic, and reason, and should not be influenced by authority, tradition, or any dogma. What is this group about? First and foremost the goals of this group are social. We want to build a warm, supportive community of non-believers and skeptics.  This group is for people who want to build solid, real-life friendships in a region that is not always conducive to freet …

www.uubcar.com Find our website for more information. Who are We? We are a fellowship seeking knowledge, expressing love, providing service, and building community. Our purpose is to be a vibrant, spiritual community where adults and children can grow free of dogma and guided by love, reason and conscience. We are a Unitarian Universalist congregation for the people of Northwest Arkansas. We support rational spirituality, whether theistic or non-theistic. Perhaps you are a Unitarian-Universalist …

Read a book to discuss! Make some friends! Most importantly, have some fun! This book group is for women of all ages. We meet monthly at a coffee house or restaurant in the NWA area for an hour or two to visit and discuss the book selected for the month. We meet the 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m.! Members take turns picking the book for the month and the choices are very diverse. Check out the past reads file and the past movies file to see what we have been up too! So far, we have read …

There is a fantastic women's reading group (NWA Women's Book Group) but their meetings were on Tuesday's and my husband has soccer every Tuesday so I wanted to start a group closer to home (Bentonville and Rogers) that was open to men, women, in betweens alike! So, this group is for the reading men that wanted to join or the gas conscious who didn't want to travel so far! Let's put the fun back into reading!! I read books constantly and don't have anyone besides my husband to share them with. We …

We are a Christian based social group that meets to strengthen our roots in the community and share fellowship based in His word in a fun and positive environment. We are comprised of married and single parents, 35-50 years old from the Springfield area who want to participate in a supportive, fun atmosphere of learning and laughter. We meet for hiking, dinner and various events throughout the year. Each month we have coffee nights at different locations around town. We are family focused so ch …

We are a small group of Pagans & Witchs and we invite those like minded people to come to our meetings to get to know us We would like to meet you and get to know you and your interests all are welcome. We meet the 1st 2nd & last Sunday of the month at Books a Million 423 south Rangeline Blvd in Joplin MO. at 2 PM in the coffee shop area. Our meetings are come as you are open discussion forum. Got Questions ? Please call Becky at 417 623-5209, if unable to reach Becky call Dennis at 417 529-9042 …

Want to meet new friends in the Springfield and Surrounding areas? Are you a person who is just looking to have some fun and try new things? New to the area? Need a break from your job? Want to attend fun filled days and evenings that let people network, laugh, and form friendships? Then join us for good times! We will have luncheons and dinner parties, karaoke, charity events, plays, restaurant dining, movies, board games, sports, shopping, drinks, or just out seeking new hobbies and adventu …

This is a group for Ozark area community members who love to read! We will tackle the latest fads in reading (Hunger Games, Fifty Shades of Grey, James Patterson, and other New York Times Bestsellers) as well as classics (Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, etc.) and older, popular stories (like Harry Potter or Stephen King) as agreed upon by group consensus! We should try to pace our reading as determined by group dynamics and this group should be more about great discussion of the literature and les …