UNASSTD Social
Good company, on purpose.
Game nights, dinner clubs, pop-ups and listening parties for adults who would rather meet in a room than in a comment thread. Every UNASSTD Social listing tells you the format, the age minimum, the price, how many people it is for and whether newcomers are expected.
What to expect
Every listing tells you this.
The UNASSTD Social listing format asks hosts for the details that decide whether a social fits you. Here is what each one means.
- Format
- Structured, with a plan for the evening, or casual, where you turn up and find your people. The listing says which.
- Age minimum
- Every UNASSTD event is 18 and over. A host may set a higher minimum, and the listing says so.
- Price
- Free, or a stated amount paid to the host. The listing says what the price covers. UNASSTD takes no payments.
- Capacity
- Every social has a cap. When it is full you can join the waitlist, and you get an email if a spot opens.
- Newcomer friendly
- Hosts say whether they expect new faces. “Newcomers welcome” means you can come alone and will not be the only one who did.
Coming alone?
That is the normal way to arrive.
Look for “Newcomers welcome” and a casual format for a first time. Then read the description: a host who writes “come alone, we mix tables” means it.
Every social has a cap, so the room is never bigger than the host can introduce. If one is full, join the waitlist; spots open more often than you would think.
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UNASSTD Host
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UNASSTD Host gives a game night or a dinner club a listing with the format, the age minimum and the price, a capacity with a waitlist, reminders and a check-in list. Free to use.