6 women. 6 men. A low-pressure evening where you show up, wander, and see what happens.
Two ways to meet people in real life. Both small, both intentional, both nothing like swiping.
Like wandering a bookstore. Except the books are people.
Intimate cafe setting. Real conversations. No awkward bell.
Only 6 spots for women per event. Small on purpose — so you're never lost in a crowd or overwhelmed.
We meet somewhere low-key. Everyone gets a nametag and a drink. No one is watching you. No one is timing you.
Talk to whoever you want, for as long as you want. No bells, no rotations, no pressure to be "on." Just humans.
The hollow matches, the "hey" messages, the scheduling anxiety. You want to actually meet someone — not manage a pipeline.
Bars are loud and performative. Parties mean knowing people. This is structured enough to feel safe, casual enough to breathe.
Not speed dating. Not a mixer. Something small and intentional where the whole point is just meeting someone real.
No one expects you to fall in love tonight. Come curious. Leave whenever. If something sparks, great. If not, you had a nice time.
"I came alone and was nervous for about 30 seconds. Then it just felt like hanging out. I ended up talking to someone for an hour."
"Way less weird than speed dating, way more intentional than a bar. I'd go again honestly."
"I deleted Hinge the week after. Not because I met my person — just because I remembered what real conversation feels like."
Worst case: a fine evening and $20 spent. Best case: you meet someone you actually like. The odds are better here than on any app.
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