Dave Weldon
Avid Member
Howdy All,
Once again, Steve Sims has been able accommodate us in a meeting room at his workplace in downtown Los Angeles. This temporary meeting location will be closer for some and farther for others.
LA Gift Mart
1933 S. Broadway
9th Floor Suite 941
Los Angeles, CA 90007
Near the southeast quadrant of where 110 fwy and the 10 fwy cross.
Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=...bp=1,346.09603593769515,,0,-16.48377258727913
Link no good? Go to Google maps (http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&tab=wl) and cut/paste this into the search window: 1933+S+Broadway,+Los+Angeles
There is free parking in a lot next the building during the hours that we will be there. You'll see 3 very tall pine trees deep in the parking on the side of the building where the free after-hours parking is located.
The "South Bay Chameleon Keepers" (SBCK) meetings are held on the last Tuesday of the month from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Meetings are pretty much free-flowing with all chameleon topics open for discussion. "Show and Tell" discussions are common. We're experimenting with group bulk-buys (silkworms etc.) at our meetings. Some members may be bringing dubias, silkworms, hornworms and crickets to sell but that's not guaranteed. Let us know if you are looking for these feeders (or anything else) and we'll try to confirm availability (pre-ordering) before the meeting. Some of us bring our chameleon books and magazines along with other various items to spark discussions.
Don't hesitate to RSVP with an email to: [email protected] if you think you might be coming. Didn't RSVP? Come anyway.
On your way and got lost? For this meeting, call Dave Weldon on his cell phone# 310-600-4793.
Our group ranges from long-time breeders to novice keepers. Lately, there have been 12+ members attending. There are usually new members at every meeting.
Sorry, Dave Weldon probably won't be bringing my microscope to this new location for now.
No guarantees but there are usually snacks and drinks brought in by some of the attendees.
See You There,
SBCK
Once again, Steve Sims has been able accommodate us in a meeting room at his workplace in downtown Los Angeles. This temporary meeting location will be closer for some and farther for others.
LA Gift Mart
1933 S. Broadway
9th Floor Suite 941
Los Angeles, CA 90007
Near the southeast quadrant of where 110 fwy and the 10 fwy cross.
Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=...bp=1,346.09603593769515,,0,-16.48377258727913
Link no good? Go to Google maps (http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&tab=wl) and cut/paste this into the search window: 1933+S+Broadway,+Los+Angeles
There is free parking in a lot next the building during the hours that we will be there. You'll see 3 very tall pine trees deep in the parking on the side of the building where the free after-hours parking is located.
The "South Bay Chameleon Keepers" (SBCK) meetings are held on the last Tuesday of the month from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Meetings are pretty much free-flowing with all chameleon topics open for discussion. "Show and Tell" discussions are common. We're experimenting with group bulk-buys (silkworms etc.) at our meetings. Some members may be bringing dubias, silkworms, hornworms and crickets to sell but that's not guaranteed. Let us know if you are looking for these feeders (or anything else) and we'll try to confirm availability (pre-ordering) before the meeting. Some of us bring our chameleon books and magazines along with other various items to spark discussions.
Don't hesitate to RSVP with an email to: [email protected] if you think you might be coming. Didn't RSVP? Come anyway.
On your way and got lost? For this meeting, call Dave Weldon on his cell phone# 310-600-4793.
Our group ranges from long-time breeders to novice keepers. Lately, there have been 12+ members attending. There are usually new members at every meeting.
Sorry, Dave Weldon probably won't be bringing my microscope to this new location for now.
No guarantees but there are usually snacks and drinks brought in by some of the attendees.
See You There,
SBCK
It is a good time. 
