Death Rock Meetups near Newport Beach, California - Death Rock Meetups

31.2 miles away in Los Angeles, CA

155 Metalheads

The Los Angeles Metalheads Group

Jun 30

Mayhem Fest

Saturday 1:00 PM
at San Manuel Ampitheater in San Bernardino, CA

Main Stage: Slipknot, Slayer, Motörhead, and Anthrax

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4 attending

This group was created for all the metal fans to get together and have fun. We will schedule different types of meetups: concerts, October Fest, camping, happy hour, bbq and drinks..etc. This group is for metal fans, so PLEASe no punk, emo, hardcore.. Who should join? EVERYONE! We don't discriminate. We welcome all ages, genders, ethnicities.. You should join this group if you listen to or interested in: Heavy Metal, Black Metal, Death Metal, Doom Metal, Gothic Metal, Industrial Metal, …

Music, metal music, Drink, Concerts, Fun Times, Metal, Rock, Going out, Heavy Metal, Goth, Gothic
43.2 miles away in West Hollywood, CA

187 Summit Lovers

Socal Mountaineers

Meetup details are available only to members.

… Backpacking gear and rock/ice climbing gear is beneficial for particular adventures. Planning, safety, teamwork, and having a blast is key. Oh, and if you don't know what The North Face is then this may be the wrong group for you...kidding...but seriously.

Wilderness Hiking Adventurers, Mountaineering, Adventurers, Outdoor Adventure, Bouldering and Rock Climbing, Canyoneering, Exploring, Bushwalking, Sequoia National Forest, Death Valley, Joshua Tree National Park, Alpine Climbing, Mountaineering or Alpine, Alpine Training
49.6 miles away in Redlands, CA

249 Diggers

Friends of Calico Early Man Site Archaeological Dig

Jun 1

Summer Dig Hiatus-See You At The Museum

Friday 12:00 PM
at Calico Early Man Site in Yermo, CA

Digging resumes October 6-7 at the Calico Early Man Site in Yermo.… Read more

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1 attending

Dear Volunteer Diggers, Calico Early Man Site is the only archeology site in the Western Hemisphere ever deemed important enough to be worked by Dr. Louis S.B. Leakey. Project Director from 1964 until his death in 1972, Dr. Leakey knew that the thousands of artifacts found in this barren desert environment were eerily similar in appearance and manufacture to those he found in Africa. This striking similarity intrigued and mystified him. The implications for the presence of some of the earlie …

Historic Preservation, Rock and Mineral Collecting, Archaeology, Science, Anthropology, Paleontology, Geology, Museum, Hikers and Campers, History, Chemistry, Mining, Skeptics