The San Francisco Yo-Yo Club is coming up on this Saturday, June 13th from 2-5pm at 826 Valencia, and I hope to see you there!
This event is open to everyone and happens on the second Saturday of each month at 826 Valencia. It’s free to attend, but if you can donate to 826 Valencia (our host) that’s always appreciated. See you then!
Our next-next yo-yo club will be on July 11th.
The San Francisco Yo-Yo Club is coming up on this Saturday, May 9th from 2-5pm at 826 Valencia, and I hope to see you there!
Since it’s 5A May, I encourage folks to bring a counterweight and learn some freehand tracks. No pressure though.
This event is open to everyone and happens on the second Saturday of each month at 826 Valencia. It’s free to attend, but if you can donate to 826 Valencia (our host) that’s always appreciated. See you then!
The SF Yo-Yo Club is a monthly meetup in the Mission District of San Francisco. We hang out in the back of 826 Valencia from 2-5pm and share yo-yo tricks with each other. It’s open to anyone, but donations for 826 (the non-profit space hosting us) are always appreciated. I hope to see you there!
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Yo-yos and pixel art, two of my favorite things, come together in Hermippe’s “Dormant Spin” show at Center Edo in Tokyo. I wish I could see it in person. Hermippe’s work is fantastic.
The SF Yo-Yo Club is a monthly meetup in the Mission District of San Francisco. We hang out in the back of 826 Valencia from 2-5pm and share yo-yo tricks with each other. It’s open to anyone, but donations for 826 (the non-profit space hosting us) are always appreciated. I hope to see you there!
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Howdy y’all, the SF Yo-Yo Club will start having regular meetings once a month at 826 Valencia. This is a non-profit space with a cool back room for us to hang out in.
Our next meeting is on Feb 7th, 2026 from 2-5pm. After that, we’ll switch to meeting on the second Saturday of each month (March 14th, April 11th, etc).
This is a few blocks away from a couple of BART stations, but there are also a few big parking garages close to the venue. This is being held at a non-profit creative writing space that also happens to be pirate themed. Any donations go directly to the space.
Hey y’all, I’m putting together another SF Yo-Yo Club at 826 Valencia on Saturday, October 11th from 2-5pm. If you are in the Bay Area, I hope you can swing by. We had a great time last month and I want to keep that energy going.
This is a few blocks away from a couple of BART stations, but there are also a few big parking garages close to the venue. This is being held at a non-profit creative writing space that also happens to be pirate themed. Any donations go directly to the space.
Our next San Francisco Yo-Yo Club will be on September 13th, 2025, at 826 Valencia from 2-5pm. This is open to anyone, but donations are appreciated (these go to the venue, not me). Bring your own yo-yo.
There are a bunch of other meetups in the area this month, so here’s a list:
9/7: Bay Area Yo-Yo Meetup (Alameda) https://forums.yoyoexpert.com/t/bay-area-yoyo-meetup-2-washington-park-september-7/432212
9/13: SF YoYo Club (San Francisco) https://doctorpopular.com/san-francisco-yo-yo-club-sep-13th-2025/
9/21: East Bay Yo-Yo Club (Berkeley) https://www.instagram.com/p/DOJkrNFgVZs/
Spindoctors will probably meetup in Alameda near the end of the month, but no date listed yet. https://www.instagram.com/spindoxyoyo/
By popular request, here’s my tutorial for an original yo-yo trick called “The Robot”. I even wrote a new song for it too!
This trick first appeared in The Glasslab’s Experiment 004 video and has been highly requested ever since.
PopCast is a crowdsponsored yo-yo show. Huge thanks to John Anderson, Taka From Spingear, Doc Lucky, and the rest of my sponsors on https://www.patreon.com/docpop In this episode, I get to talk about two of my favorite topics: yo-yos and comic books. I talk about some comics I made, show some of my favorite yo-yo-themed comics, and interview Carl Angel about the artwork he did for “Pedro’s Yo-Yos”.
Music by Doc Pop
Editing by Clifton B.
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