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The Sunday Assembly
Sunday Assembly communities are most well-known for their monthly "Sunday Assembly." In San Diego, we get together on the 3rd Sunday of each Month. Our gatherings usually feature live music, a guest speaker (often a professor or researcher), social time with snacks, and FREE child watch (yes, you read that right!). We often have free lunch events after, with opportunities to win the coveted Best Chili, Best Cookie, or Best Soup trophies.
We also typically have other events throughout the month that involve food, community service, physical activity, and opportunities to meet new people and stay connected with each other. Check us out on Meetup, and we'll see you there!
November Assembly
Sunday Assembly San Diego is an inclusive, non-religious community that meets to hear thoughtful talks, connect for service projects, sing songs, and generally celebrate life (with snacks). Assemblies are free to attend, and everyone is welcome. AND!! Free child watch for ages 1.5 and up is available at every assembly.
November's Assembly talk:
Sunning in San Diego, Protecting the Arctic:
Polar Bear Conservation in Action
How do you study an apex predator in one of the most remote places on Earth? Sometimes, you start in San Diego! The polar bears at the San Diego Zoo aren't just guest favorites—they are vital partners in cutting-edge conservation research. Dr. Nicholas Pilfold from San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance shares fascinating stories from the front lines of polar bear science, bridging the gap between local zoo research and conservation in the Arctic.
Please RSVP here on Meetup to let us know you're coming.
Here's the Zoom link for anyone who wants to attend online.
Stay after the assembly for coffee, snacks, BIRTHDAY CAKE (SASD turns 13!), and our third annual SOUP OFF immediately after the assembly program, where you can compete for the coveted Best in Soup prize. The eating is free, but if you want to judge all the entries, that will set you back a cool (hot?) $10. Please see details and RSVP for Soup Off separately here.
The Bankers Hill Club is an accessible facility, including accessible parking spots and bathrooms. There is plenty of parking available.
RSVP to an upcoming event today!
Other stuff we do:
🧑☕ Coffee Pod
Have a sip/bite at a local coffee shop, and get to know one another and share stories. We welcome all who welcome all! #LiveBetter
🏖️🚮 Community Service
Join us for our various community service efforts, like coastal cleanups at our adopted beach at South Shores, on Mission Bay, bringing food to people experiencing homelessness, and other projects. We are always looking for new opportunities to #Help Often, so please make suggestions!
🥾 Getting Outdoors
San Diego is surrounded by beautiful nature, and a key part of #LiveBetter is getting out into it with walks, hikes, croquet, flying kites, and the like.
📚 Book Discussion
Read, reflect, and discuss interesting books with thoughtful members of our community. #LiveBetter #WonderMore
🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ Food & Fun with Friends
We are a fun, LGBTQ+ friendly dining group that gathers for good food and conversation at a different restaurant every first Sunday of the month. #LiveBetter
🕯️ Seasonal Events
We mark key moments like the spring, summer, and fall solstice/equinoxes with a backyard potluck, and celebrate winter solstice with an evening of food, music, secular ritual, and community. #WonderMore
✊ Activism
We live out our values by showing up. We march and advocate to support an equitable community. #LiveBetter #HelpOften
✨ Fun Stuff
Look for other unique activities throughout the year like watching fireworks at our venue (with a glorious view of the bay), visits to comedy clubs, outdoor music and film events, game nights 🀄🎲, rummage sales, museum visits, and the like. #LiveBetter #WonderMore
🤔 Whatever You Want SASD to Be
Our community is what our "assemblers" want it to be. We will support your efforts to bring a new activity to our group! Come to any event and let us know.
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