Come spend an
evening with us.
Meet local amateur radio operators, hear something interesting, learn what's happening around GSARA and spend some time with people who enjoy the hobby.
Not a member? Not licensed yet? You're still welcome.
So what actually
happens at a meeting?
If you've never been to an amateur radio club meeting, don't overthink it. GSARA meetings are a mix of club updates, learning something new and spending time with other people interested in radio.
Come as you are. Sit down. Say hello.
Arrive &
say hello.
Find a seat, meet a few people and catch up before things get started. If you're new, tell someone — we'll help you get comfortable.
What's happening
around GSARA.
We cover club news, upcoming events, activities, projects and other things members should know about.
Learn something
new.
Most meetings feature a guest speaker, demonstration or presentation covering some part of amateur radio.
Ask questions &
talk radio.
Meetings are also a chance to ask questions, continue the conversation and get to know other people in the club.
Tell someone it's your first GSARA meeting and we'll point you in the right direction. You can listen, ask questions or simply see what the club is like.
There's usually
something to learn.
One of the best parts of a GSARA monthly meeting is the featured program. Guest speakers and club members share their knowledge, projects and experiences from different parts of amateur radio.
EXPLORE THE VIDEO LIBRARY
In the room
or online.
GSARA monthly meetings are held in person at Bedford High School and are also available online, so you can join us whichever way works best for you.
Either way, you're part of the meeting.Don't worry about walking in alone.
Come in, find a seat and let someone know it's your first GSARA meeting. We'll introduce you to a few people and help you get settled.
always welcome.
Your first meeting
starts with showing up.
Whether you've been licensed for decades, just earned your callsign or you're simply curious about amateur radio, there's a seat for you at a GSARA meeting.
say hello.
Visitors are welcome and you don't need an amateur radio license to attend.
If you've spent some time with us and GSARA feels like the right fit, we'd be happy to have you as a member.