So what?! You want to make new friends? You want to try something new, shake things up? Let me guess, you want to meet people who share similar interests?
Well join the club! Specifically these clubs!
Drink and Draw Philly
Drink and Draw meets every third Friday at Indy Hall for a relaxed evening of drawing, creativity, and community. Participants vote on prompts, sketch for short sessions, and then share their work while mingling with fellow artists. It’s a welcoming space to get inspired, meet new people, and enjoy making art together.
And you can join by clicking HERE
Philly Slow Girl Run Club
Founded in 2022, Philly Slow Girl Run Club creates an inclusive space for women+ runners who prefer a slower pace or are just getting started. With pace-led groups, weekly meetups, and a growing community spirit, the club makes running less intimidating and more about connection.
Check it out HERE
Collide Zine
Collide is a quarterly zine of art, poetry, and short stories, dedicated to showcasing small creatives in the Philly area. They host regular events across the city at venues like Tattooed Mom and Franky Bradley's.
And you can join by clicking HERE
Philly Skeeball League
Philly Social Sports plays 4 to 5 seasons of skeeball each year at Garage on Passyunk on Wednesday evenings. Free Agents, small groups, and full teams are all welcome and beginners are encouraged to join! It goes on all year long.
Learn more about the club HERE
PhillyPOP
Based in West Philly, PhillyPOP is a meetup group for discussing popular music. It's sort of like a book club for playlists! Each month members all listen to a playlist, then meet in person to talk about it. Each playlist has a theme and attendees are encouraged to contribute songs. It's a great way to connect with local music superfans and hear stuff you wouldn't have otherwise.
Learn more about the club HERE
Philadelphia Cactus and Succulent Society
Founded in 1942, the Philadelphia Cactus and Succulent Society brings together plant lovers to share knowledge and experience with succulents of all kinds. Members range from beginners to seasoned collectors, and meetings include talks, demonstrations, and time to connect with fellow growers.
Check it out HERE
Shortstack Book Club
Shortstack Book Club focuses on short books (200 pages or less) to keep reading stress-free and accessible. Members meet once a month at happy hour locations around the city to discuss their latest read while enjoying drinks and meeting new people in a relaxed social setting.
Learn more about the club HERE
