NASK Online – Last Week to Register
B2 Level Conversation Course taugth by Tim Morley, from the UK
C1 Level Course entitled “The Phenomenon of Esperanto: What kind of world did we enter?” taught by José Antonio Vergara, from Chile
Dates/Times: 28 Sep – 2 Oct 2 and 5-9 Oct at UTC 23:30 to 01:00 (7:30 – 9:00 pm Eastern Time). Ten 1.5 hours sessions. USD 75.00. Finanical help is available
Visit https://www.esperantic.org/en/nask-2020-1/ for more information and to sign up.
The Radaro Report 2020-09-21
My name is Quintyn Bobb and I'm the newest member to the Radaro team! I'm a language enthusiast who has been studying Latin since high school, and stumbled across Esperanto during my Junior year. Now a Junior in college, I'm still extremely enthusiastic (and obsessed)...
The Radaro Report 2020-09-14
Saluton from Radaro! Fortunately, there are plenty of things to talk about in Esperanto besides Esperanto. As you'll see this week, Esperantists continue to energetically produce new material through different mediums and topics that demonstrate the flexibility of...
The Radaro Report 2020-09-07
Saluton from Radaro! A warm welcome to newcomers and regulars alike to another week of excellent material gathered from all corners of the land of Esperantujo! Don't be nervous like Peele in the meme below, for you have new videos, a pronunciation guide, redone...
Local Group Meetings
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https://eventaservo.org
Tell us about your local meeting!
Send information about when and where your local group meets to chuck.mays@esperantic.org and/or chloe.everhart@radaro.org.
Weekly On-Line Meetings
Saturdays – Internacia Kunveno – SAT
Saturdays at 8:30 am Eastern Time in the USA. (12:30 GMT)
Use Jitsi at https://meet.jit.si/KontrauIzoligho
You will need to install the Jitsi Meet app to join this group to connect by telephone, or just click the link to join from your computer browser.
Saturday-Online for the forseeable future-hosted from Burlington Vermont
7pm Eastern Time (23:00UTC) every Saturday.
Contact Tony Harris (tony@alurhsa.org) for the Zoom meeting address.
La Mula Kafejo de Ŭali du Temple
Vizitu por amikeco, babilado kaj lernado ‘La Sabatan Kafejon de Ŭali du Temple’ ĉiun sabaton je la 10a horo matene. Ĝi okazas pere de ZOOM. Sendu mesaĝon al <wallydutemple@telus.net> por ricevi la ‘zooman’ konektilon. “ Ne necesas esti obstina kiel mulo, sed estu obstina kiel mulo kiam racio kaj koro tion endigas. Foto de Ŭali kun sia mulo Thumper. 
Monday Casual Chat Hosted by Paige Feldmann and E-USA
7pm eastern time.
Send a message to the Esperanto USA Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/esperantousa/ for the Zoom meeting address.
Thursday Evening Zoom Esperanto Meeting (All in Esperanto. Catching up, jokes, discussion of current events and interesting scientific news).
8:00 pm Eastern Time
Contact Derek Roff at derek@unm.edu for the Zoom meeting address.
Friday Esperanto Coffee Time (Exercises for Beginners)
We can’t meet at the coffee shop so we have gone on-line. Join us for exercises in Esperanto, reading out loud and chatting. Mostly in English – so beginners will feel welcome.
3:00 pm Eastern Time
Contact Chuck Mays at charles.o.mays@gmail.com for the Zoom meeting address.
Meetings in person or online:
Denver: Meets the second and forth Saturdays of the Month. Visit Meetup site https://www.meetup.com/Denver-Esperanto-Meetup/ for details. The contact for the meeting is neal@bcn.boulder.co.us Check to see the details for online meetings.
Los Angeles: Meets the last Sunday of the month from 4 to 6pm pacific time. Contact Keneĉjo at kenecxjo@gmail.com for details on the online meetings. Physical meetings will be at the Hotel Stillwell, 838 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA. Now meeting online. Contact kenecxjo@gmail.com for the Zoom information.
San Diego: Come meet an Esperantist at the monthly meeting at The LivingRoom Coffeehouse (5900 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, 92215). If you’ve got questions, want to get started in learning Esperanto, or just want to come and work on your Esperanto conversation, stop on by! The event calendar lists the dates and times for upcoming meetings, and for alternate locations for special meeting events. You can also check out our Facebook page for news & info.
Stanford: Conversational Esperanto, The International Language, is a class, and discussion group, that is open to Stanford students AND the general public. We meet Tuesday evenings from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at the International Center on the Stanford University campus during the academic year (minus the usual holidays and breaks). This class is free if taken for no credit. Stanford students who would like to take the course for 2 credits per quarter may do so by jumping through many administrative hoops (please ask if you are serious). Students taking the class for credit must come to classes (of course) but everyone else is free to drop-in at any time. You can join the class any time during the year, but please contact me, via email (stanford@Esperanto.org) first, so i can schedule a time for you to experience my “Lesson Zero”!
Atlanta
First and Third Saturdays of the month at 11 am Eastern Time in the USA.
For the link to join the meeting, contact Brandon Sowers at bsowers@protonmail.com
Missouri
St. Louis (Online for the foreseeable future)
Meets the first Thursday and the third Saturday of the month. Visit https://esperanto-stl.weebly.com/events.html for details
Minnesota
Minneapolis (Online for the foreseeable future)
Meets the first and third Fridays of the Month. Visit https://events.duolingo.com/minneapolis-esperanto/ for details and for a ticket. The contract for information is davidrshaw@gmail.com
North Carolina (Online for the foreseeable future)
Raleigh / Durham /Chapel Hill
Monthly Meeting of the Esperanto Society of the Triangle – Every 3rd Sunday of the month at 1:30 pm eastern time.
For details visit esperanto-nc.org, call Tim Gee at 919 604 4259 or email Tim at timgee@pobox.com
Washington State
Seattle: Join www.meetup.com/Esperanto-Seattle/ to get notices about meetings of The Seattle (Washington) Esperanto Society.
Major Events
27th Aŭtuna Renkontiĝo de Esperanto.
10-12 Octobro 2020, Silver Bay, New York https://are-esperanto.org/
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