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*This is not Maya’s original article title, I workshopped it a little before publishing it. It’s also supposed to be a play on “Jimmy Eat World” in case anyone was wondering btw. -Maria

Anyway here’s 3 things Maya ate/drank this month in Phoenix 😸👍🏽

Felix’s recap for Club Rambutan’s first-ever launch party in Oakland!

All photo credits go to Ricky Chen and Felix Dong.

Maya’s recap for Phoenix’s third launch party!

Self explanatory. Happens to the best of us unfortunately. Anyway, here’s Maya’s tips on how to prepare for your next move post-being-laid off.

(this is hella informative -maria)

All aboard the Valentraine ! Follow Raim’s trip on BART’s first Valentine’s Day mixer via a round trip train between Berkeley and the Mission District. Will he find his perfect match on this journey of love? Maybe a friend? Or at least a fully loaded Clipper card? Read on to find out.

Two founders, one conversation about art, advocacy, and heritage. Maria, Editor in Chief of Club Rambutan interviews Leean of Club Chazu.

How are those New Year's resolutions going? Regardless of where you’re at on your journey, we’re rooting for you!

Sonia Getz, SF Event Coordinator, details her experience at Downtown First Thursday and hopes for future community events in SF.

a Club Rambutan commitment to our community members.

Just kidding. But knowing that $6.79 salads (including steak) exist? In this economy? I refuse to buy salads higher than $10.

Maria and Felix recount their volunteer experiences with Bay Area Rising (BAR) for their fall event, Your World, Your Runway.

Felix joins the end-of-the-year celebration of BRIDGEGOOD, a non-profit in Oakland helping students from marginalized communities break into user experience (UX) design in tech.

Didn’t you hear? Book swaps are the new blind dates. Maria chats with Rose of Meet Me in SF, a community organizer involved in San Francisco’s Chinatown culture.

Maya’s qualms with hyper-consumerism and her advocacy for “the right to repair”.

Maya visits the Native Outdoor Art Market, which is currently located in Scottsdale, at the Pavilions in Talking Stick. It’s a seasonal market that runs typically on weekends from November through March!

What the hell is Phoestivus? Read on if you dare.

These upskilling programs from AZNext could get someone employed! The job market sucks! And it’s free!

We hosted our first market at Wilson Studio this past weekend! After some insight from other vendors we decided to plan a local market prioritizing and centering women and femme vendors in Phoenix.