Meet new people
Public evenings in cafés, bookstores and small rooms, where strangers end up on the same team by the third question.
Find an open eveningSome evenings stay with you because of the people you met. Others because of the things you discovered together.
We try to create both.
How it begins
It usually starts with one unexpected question.
Someone at the far end of the table knows half the answer. Someone else knows the other half, and doesn't realise it yet. A table that had been three separate conversations becomes one.
By the second hour nobody is keeping score in their head. They are leaning in, interrupting kindly, and telling each other things they have been carrying around for years without an excuse to say out loud.
However you'd like to spend the evening
Public evenings in cafés, bookstores and small rooms, where strangers end up on the same team by the third question.
Find an open eveningFor teams who would rather discover something together than sit through another icebreaker.
Plan an evening for your teamBirthdays, reunions, communities and quiet occasions that deserve something better than a playlist.
Talk to us about your occasionWhat it feels like
Wait — that's actually connected?
The moment two unrelated things turn out to be the same story.
I never knew that.
Said quietly, usually by the person who was sure they knew everything.
I need to tell someone this.
The fact is already halfway out of the room.
No way.
Half the table pointing at the same thing at once.
Why it feels different
A usual quiz night
A Kyu evening
Before you ask