Meetups, Lessons, Hack-a-thon, Social

We' are growing large enough that (I think, at least) we can start making events specific to certain demographics in the community.

Beginners might not like a Hack-a-thon, and you prepare differently to teach a lesson, than you do to drink a beer. I'm thinking of the following four classifications, add to or discuss as necessary. I'd love to generate some action items for structuring the groups ste here out of this thread.

Lessons - By request, or because its what someone feels like teaching. These (I feel) should be worked through the http://groups.drupal.org/drupal-dojo as well as our own group. The space can be organized independently, completely online, or, I think Polytechnic offered up space more regularly if we had event different than BarCamp - I think these would fit wonderfully there in a classroom.

Meetups - Our once a month deal where we meet, and talk about what we are doing - throw questions out when we have them, no formal structure. This is where we come to just talk drupal and get some group help solving our own drupal problems.

Socials - Beer. Maybe Coffee. And we talk - doesn't even need to be about drupal - its just social. Location is bars or restaurants.... litwol suggested lunches - all of these fall under the 'social' category.

Hack-a-thon - Bring a laptop, a power strip and something to work on. Help is offered on higher coding topics but don't expect anyone to teach you php syntax.

Camps - Every 6 months to a year. In the past these have been 1 day for newcomers, and a second day for power users. 8-10 hours presenting on all things drupal-esque.

Can we add to this list? Can we refine them more? If we are cool with it - I would like to suggest that marketanomoly add them as types of events, or tags, or whatever it is you do here at groups.drupal.org.