Events & Adventures Reviews

I had a very good experience with Events and Adventures and I really like it. The events I went to were very nice and I'm happy that when I'm at work, people can plan my free time. I’ve lived for 20 years in Illinois but I didn’t know about many places. I’m 54 years old and I’m a very active person but a lot of people my age are not. I signed up in February. My first event was a water gun fight in the pool area in Schaumburg. It’s too cold for me in February but it turned to be okay. During the week, I live very far from Chicago because I live in Glasford so it's impossible to go to events unless something is in Schaumburg. One time, I went to a dinner in Schaumburg during the week.

I want to meet people in a more organic way and I knew about the Events and Adventures through a friend. I was a little apprehensive before my first event, but after I have arrived, that changed to a certain extent. I’ve attended about 10 to 15 events. I’ve gone to the zoo, the museum, different bars, board night and rooftop events. I like the outdoor activities and I had a lot of fun in kayaking recently. I also went on a hike. There’s a good mix of free activities and activities for extra pay. However, sometimes, I don't always feel that the money I'm contributing is necessarily compensated in any way. For the free activities, a lot of times we’re going to free concerts which do not necessarily cost Events and Adventures anything for us to go. You do have this sense that you want to get the bang for your buck. I'm paying for the company of other people and the experiences that I probably wouldn't otherwise had.

Events & Adventures sounded fun going out, doing things and meeting new people. I was a little nervous at my first event, but that changed. I've gone on 10 to 12 events and trips. I've done a Tango night, a game night, a Cards Against Humanity night but it was at Whirlyball so there was whirlyball as well, a couple of hikes, blues cruise or a boat cruise and camping trip. I like their Punch Bowl Social event and I'm going on a camping trip with them one more over the weekend.

Friends told me about Events and Adventures. When I went into the website, it showed people mountain climbing on the wall. I don't like heights, but I wanted something that would take me outside of my comfort zone. I'm very shy and I am on my own now so I need to get out there. I was very nervous on my first event which was the dinner. The host was great and the people were very good. I'm 67 so I was uncomfortable about being older but everybody treated me normally. It was fun and I really enjoyed myself.

With Events & Adventures, I can go out to do something without waiting for any friend to go. When I’ve arrived at my first event, I was not sure of what to look forward to but all of them were very welcoming. Most of the time I always plan for the weekend event because I can’t plan ahead of time on the weekday. I want to go to the event that has activities. It is of just mingle and drinking or eating. Like recently, I went a few times to the paintball event, kayaking and cycling. I also went to streetball last Tuesday because it's near to my place and on the Thanksgiving weekend, I also went for a cruise. I'll be going to the Memorial Day camping in Wisconsin next weekend like the Holy Festival that I went last month. That’s the most-awaited one.

I've been around Houston for 13 years but never heard of Events and Adventures until the last year of my marriage because of certain apps. I was careful about creating dummy email accounts and fake Facebooks so that you couldn't find me. But I was using the same IP Address in the phone and they were able to metadata that and get me the advertisement of Pandora which had the dating app. In my first event, I was curious. I'm a Freemason for 10 years now so I got the whole hangout camaraderie thing down. But the conversation doesn’t get much outside of guy talk. So, being single again and doing something else made me nervous.

The variety of new things that I would be able to try and meeting other people my age that were looking for the same thing interested me the most about Events and Adventures. I was a little nervous at first but the host introduced me to some people and I warmed up quickly that night. Out of all the trips and events, I like the bowling ones. I like to bowl so I'm into that. I have traveled and stayed in a hotel for some of the parties that were downtown. I've done dodge ball, archeries, volleyball and beach volleyball. Those were a few of them. Tomorrow night, I'm going to a Whirly Ball. It was a great way to meet new people and try new things. I haven't met any significant other for a long time but I'm still meeting people and everyone.

The ability to connect with other people in the area and get to know places that I would never try on my own interested me most about Events & Adventures. I have attended about nine events so far. I attended a community service thing, a dinner, a museum and stuff. They've all been very different. There were some people that I've seen multiple times but I can't say that we've developed friendships. Events and Adventure's online presence is a bit weak though in the sense that I would like to be able to have an app and look at events and sign up right there instead of having to go through their website which is hard when you're working on your iPhone. I wish they had a more IT front-end app. It's easier. But, so far, so good.

Online dating sucks. There's no way around it especially in the larger city like Chicago. You're gonna be sitting on one of those dating sites swiping through a million people before you get lucky enough. I then got interested about Events & Adventures to be able to interact with people. I was pretty excited for my first event, but I was also really nervous and I usually don't get nervous about stuff like that. It was like going to Chic Pool, you go to a pool hall and I've never been to that pool hall. But they are really cool about it. I gave the event host a call, asked for directions and I was able to find them in four or five minutes. Everything was cool.

A few months ago now, I moved out here from UK, so Joining Events & Adventures is a good way for me to get out more and meet new people. I’ve been a member since the beginning of March and attended 25 events/trips with them, and it has been good so far. I liked the camp, but the St. Patrick’s Day Cruise stood out the most. The cost and the service that they have provided is worth it and I’m quite happy with everything.

I had a friend that was previously in Events and Adventures and she said, “You just sign up for stuff, pay a little bit of fee if needed and just show up”. With everything going on these days, it's nice to be there, pick which event you want to go to and not have to think about it. And the variety of the events is great, too, going to stuff I didn’t think I'd go to and end up having fun like skydiving. I wouldn’t have gone to that by myself or pottery classes, hang gliding and clay shooting. I go and play volleyball with various people every Tuesday. I've met several people and a maybe significant other. But Events and Adventures needs a mobile app. I know what it takes to make a mobile app and it's not that hard. Not everybody has time to go on the website and do everything.

I wanted to meet people, have fun with single people and not to be like a dating situation because everybody around me is married. For my first event with Events & Adventures, which was Kentucky Derby, I was a little nervous because I didn't know what to expect. But I was fine and everybody was really welcoming. They weren't being like fresh meat because a new person came in so, it was nice. I've been a member for a year. I've been on two of the camping trips, which I loved, I'm also a big fan of the whole boating on Lake Michigan and I liked the Fred Astaire Dance Studio. I've also done karaoke, nightclub, Budgee Ball, Whirly Ball, beach volleyball, some of the dinners, a bicycle ride in Chicago and the runs. It's very fun and I have a bunch of friends.

I heard through the radio that the single people hang out together at Events & Adventures and that sounded fun. I was excited for my first event and it was great. Now, I've been to 10 events and they're generally, pretty good. There's nothing maybe, "Oh, it's the best." But I've made some friends and that is the main goal for me to join this club.

I like the events that Events & Adventures did. The Glow in the Dark Kickball was the best. There were only a couple of other things that glowed but then towards the end, it didn’t matter and it was really fun. I've attended about 5 events and I should probably do more activities. I plan to go to some events on a Saturday and Sunday in the next couple of weeks, one is a mixer and the other one is a Mimosa type of wine tour thing. However, my free time is pretty limited. I have a 5-year old and sometimes I would love to go to an event but it doesn’t work out as far as location and time frame because my child has a bed time.

Events and Adventures gives you an easy way to sign up but not an easy way out. They did a good job of starting me out and followed up when I started but didn't follow up afterward. They seem excited to get me on board but when you don't want to do it anymore, you can't get out. There probably is a way but I'm not familiar with it. I left two messages and I never got a call back. I already paid so it wasn't about the money. I hurt my knee and got busy. The experience so far has been good, it's just the cancellation.

I was interested in going out, doing stuff, and meeting other people with similar interest. I was a little nervous when I attended my first event with Events & Adventures. The event was a small controlled environment for the state. When I got there, it was relaxed and I enjoyed it. Now, I've done about 50 of their events and I've made new friends, too. I did dinner around the world, I've done a glass wine event, and I played the punchy bowl which was fun. The friends on our site like going to board game night and billiard night, and this weekend, I'm going camping with them. Overall, being a member is fun, eventful and it's exciting to meet new people.

I had just moved to the Twin Cities and I needed a way to meet people and get out of my house. Then my dad heard about Events and Adventures on the radio. I was a little nervous before my first event but that was a long time ago. I've been with them for seven years now. I try to do at least one event a week but I've never done a trip. Some of them seem expensive for what they are most of the time. But my favorite event is dog sledding. I also like game night, hang gliding and the camping trips. And I've made some very good friends.

Events & Adventures is a group environment and not like a one on one sitting thing. They have outdoor activities that I really like. I go to every one day for the volleyball and every other weekend activities. I was really afraid when I first started attending and I'm not sure how that was gonna be. But I've made a lot of friends and I really like it. Although it's a little bit expensive because I need to pay for other stuff during the weekend activities. It will be better if I just pay them a monthly thing and then we'll just have the activities, which are a lot for my budget.

Events and Adventures has unique events set up. When I went in for the interview, there was a trapeze class and that’s something I would never sign up for on my own. Before arriving in my first event, I felt good. I’d gotten a rundown from the guy who signed me up about what happens. But I’ve only been on the games night and volleyball. Everyone’s very friendly and I’ve made a couple of acquaintances. It’s been a good experience.

Events and Adventures has a lot of outdoorsy stuff and they're an outgoing healthy group. I have already attended 40 events so far. I always go to the hikes. I also go to the sports events or beach volleyball and I've been to a few of the indoor ones but not so much. I've met a couple of nice people and I made one friend and four other people that I hang out with while I'm there. However, it would be nice if they were a little bit more selective in their group. They just accept anybody. Also, the organization is not great as they cancel events at the last moment. It's run more like a frat party than a group. I was little disappointed with my experience but at the same time, it gave me some good ideas with things to do with other people.

Events & Adventures really seem to check people out pretty carefully. I liked that they interviewed you first and it wasn’t just like a dating site where you go online and fill out all the application. I think the first event I went to was handled very nicely. I've also gone to a lock-in, an escape out, a Halloween Party which is the biggest event I went to, a few dinners, a painting class, a dance class and one where you meet for drinks and appetizers. I've only been to a handful because the way my work schedule is but everyone has always been very pleasant and open and those were all things that I wanted to do. I've made some new friends and I haven't really done as much as I probably should have for what I'm paying but I have enjoyed the times that I've gone.

When I went in to do my interview and all that and signed up, I specifically asked several times if there were events out closer to my area because, on their website, they have a location in Johnsburg. At that time, they said no and that location has since closed but they reassured me that at least 50% of our events happen out in that area but none that I have seen.

Houston's a big city and I was looking for something to do on the weekends, so I checked Events & Adventures out. My very first activity with them was when we went to the horse track, watched the horse races and ate dinner. It's been three months and I have gone to more or less 10 events, including that, a couple of parties at the club house and a crawfish boil, Mardi Gras and Valentine wrapped into one. We also played sand volleyball at a bar and there's been a Sunday barbecue. I've found some friends, too. I like Events & Adventures and I recommend them to people. The more time you put into it, the more you're going to get out of it and the better experience you're going to get. It's all specific to the person for what they want out of it.

I heard about Events and Adventures advertised on the radio as a social gathering, not a dating service so I went with it. I was a little anxious on my first event but when I arrived, the people there were friendly and very welcoming. We went around by saying our names and where we were from. I’ve attended over 50 events since November. We went zip lining and last week, we had bubble soccer. We also went to see and learn about the llamas and we’re going to England in June.

I like the idea of Events & Adventures' event planning and taking that part off my plate. I was curious when I arrived at my first event but after that, I figured out what was it then I went and had fun. I've attended the wallyball and some of the bar eating events. There's also a soccer game, and the gun shooting one was my favorite.

Events & Adventures is a good program. I've just begun my fifth month with them. They offer a lot to singles like me who find themselves working a lot. I’m about 30 minutes away from them in a clubhouse down there. I’m from the north side of Houston and I love it. They are able to schedule on their calendar events that are close by to me to where I can enjoy it, and take trips to other places as well. And the variety’s nice, too. The fact that I can enjoy musical theaters down in Hermann Park or go to a science lecture in a museum or just hang out and do sand volleyball at a local hangout up where I live is amazing.

My cousin kept telling me about the singles group and he would not stop talking about this thing for a month. You go to events and you keep meeting the same people. You get a chance to meet somebody and continue to see them and things work. I said, "When are you gonna join? You keep talking about this." He said, "Yeah, I heard it on the radio and I looked it up." He told me that it was Events & Adventures and I said, "Oh okay. Text that to me so I can look into it." I went into the website and I put my information and then I got called. The rep said, "Well, you can come in and I can give you more information." I went and talked to Jody and I said this is a whole different thing than online dating.

We knew about Events & Adventures through a friend. I just kept it at the back of my mind for a while and we talked about it at New Year's, and a friend signed me up for following up. I was interested in the club to be more active and meet people. I just started with them in January and I've been to a bunch of events and trips. I've probably attended two to three events a week, and most of these have been indoor activities so far. I liked the rock climbing and the bowling is always fun. Other than that, the game nights are always fun. A lot of times, we just do dinners, happy hour, and stuff like that.

I like getting to meet new people and going to different places. During my first event with Events and Adventures, I was excited and the people there were pretty friendly. So far, I've been to five of their events and trips. I liked the longer treks and one of them was good. I hope that every month, though, they maybe have more of those events. It's been a new experience on the whole.

I was single, very lonely and was trying to put myself out there in any way. I grew up in Minnesota, went away for college and ended up coming back to Minnesota. A bunch of my high school friends was around, but a lot of them weren't really available and very far. One of my closest friends ended up having moving to Cincinnati dorm.

I saw Events & Adventures online and I was interested in meeting new people. I signed up for the club in Chicago. I gave the down payment but I never showed up on any event there. I tried to cancel it but it’s seven days after. So, I never met anyone in Chicago and I never used the club there. But I used the club here a few times in Minneapolis. I did not use it during my first year but I guess the people from Events & Adventures’ office restored the sign back to me for Minneapolis. The first event I came to was the trivia game. I was new in Minneapolis so I was excited. I met interesting people but I’m not over there all the time so right now, people already know each other from before. I’ve been a member for about a year now and I go to two events per month. My last event was watching the Night of Modern Ballet and my favorite event was hiking.

My experience with Events and Adventures has been great. I am interested in trying new things, meeting new people, just getting out and experiencing life. I've been having a really great time and making new friends. I went to a good handful of events since January, five for this month alone and I signed up for sixth in May. I haven't gone on any trips yet but I will. My favorite event is a tossup between indoor skydiving and meeting Pauly Shore at the Improv on Comedy Night. I've been making suggestions to my event manager Alex whenever I come up with them. I tell my friends they ought to look into Events and Adventures because it's great. And I even met a few strangers while out on an event and they were asking me. So, I just told them a little bit about it and said that they should look into it.

Events and Adventures were going to be doing some interesting things that my friends don’t usually do. The new members' event was my first event and it was very fun and the person who led it was really good. Out of the six events that I have been to, the sailing event was my favorite and the hiking one was really good too. I went out to brunch, which was very nice. I went out to dinner once and I’m not really sure I want to do that again. I can eat with my friends anytime, but it’s the other things that I don’t have anyone to do anything with.

Events & Adventures is a way to get out and meet people and have a social life. It’s worth a try and worth looking into. I go frequently to their events. I was nervous prior to arriving in my first one but that changed as everybody was so welcoming. I only do the local camping things. I like the snorkeling at the Mall of America and I also went to the Halloween bash at Lucky’s 13. Then I’ve done a few mingles, some bowling, and some rock climbing. My next event would be camping for Memorial Day. I've made friends with it. It’s one of those things where I could put myself out there and I just have to grow a pair and go.

The events sounded fun and I wanted to make new friends that's why I joined. I was nervous arriving at my first event. It wasn't like happening kind of party events but I just kept going and I found one that I absolutely love. My very first one that I fell in love with was at the social science museum. We drank beer and did fun things with the science museum. I've been in the Events and Adventures club for two years now so I have been to a lots of events. It has been great. I'm enjoying myself and I've met a lot of friends. I don't do quite as much now as I did last summer and I do stuff outside of the group with them.

Being new to the area, I'm very glad I joined Events and Adventures. I was a little nervous before arriving in the event the first time. It was an ice skating event and I was eager to see how it all worked out and who I'd meet. I've done at least 15 events since joining, from ice skating to dinner at different locations. I've also done hikes, bowling and movie nights, but I haven't done any trips. I enjoyed the wine tasting and I've done the fund-raising event three times as well. Then we're walking around the lake this coming Wednesday. The ages range from 22 and up, and it would depend on how active one would want to be. There are events every day and sometimes two per day on the weekends. Also, there's usually a good activity or two indoors if it's raining outside. So, it’s a nice variety of things to do. And you can pick and choose, which is nice. I've made three good friendships, so far. I’m looking forward to more events and meeting more people.

Events & Adventures is people meeting people and not online. I was nervous in the first few events until I started getting to know people. I do volleyball every week. I love that. But any of the ones where there are fun activities are the ones I like even though I've only attended local events and haven't gone to trips. Right now, I am signed up for one thing which I'm not too excited about because it's dancing and I'm not a dancer but it should be fun. I really like having a place to be able to do things with people that I know.

I had a friend that had done Events & Adventures, and I joined the club in winter too. I was interested in being able to go do activities and adventures and not have to have it be a big commitment with the relationship. I wasn’t in a place where I wanted to date anybody so said I was going to do this and be around positive people who were doing things in their lives proactively. My first event was a holiday card making activity which was fun. That was a smaller group that had six people and everybody was welcoming. I was nervous then but I liked it. Meeting people is a common thing for me since I'm on sales. I have a friend who remarked that I was going there with strangers, but I answered that it didn't really feel like that to me.

I heard about Events and Adventures in a radio ad. I got interested in the different activities that they offered. My first event was helping set up a smaller party that was going to be held the next day and I was little nervous. But after that, I wasn't nervous anymore. A have attended between 5 to 10 events. Those were hiking, a baseball game, a party and archery, which was cool. I have made one friend although we haven't gone outside of the events but no significant others.

I was interested about meeting single women through Events & Adventures. I was nervous before my first event but it became better. It was with a younger crowd. I'm 46 years old and the men and the women were 35 or below. But if one is looking for a significant other, maybe later on down the road, you don't want to be wasting time with that age group. And that's one thing I like about the 35 and up thing because it separates the two together, where the younger crowds are there for the adventure more than poking up with somebody. Talking to other people out there seems like the older ones are looking for some long-term companionship. And I understand that because when you're 35 and above, your day-by-day is getting shorter than when you are younger and knows what you’re looking for because you got more experience that you’ve seen.

I was apprehensive before my first event with a small group of people doing Escape Room. It was a little far away from my place but it was in the area I'm familiar with so it was good. I also did snowshoeing which was my favorite, a dinner in Vancouver and then I went to a Saint Patty's day thing at a club downtown. There are a few girls who were nice and friendly. But it's very cliquey and the group was very segregated. Everyone knows each other and it's not very welcoming. I went into one event and left an hour later. The hosts aren't always great. They can be uninviting and catty. So, my experience is not good and I have not signed up for another event since.

I have been a member for over a year and the first person I met I became friends with. We will call him John. He had been a member for two and a half years. just recently his membership was up and he has been struggling a bit with work. So instead of them maybe helping him out with him keeping his membership because he was struggling, they basically said "call us when you want to be a member again". My membership is almost up and if that's how they treat loyal members then I might think twice about renewing. If that's how they run this business they won't keep members.

I heard about Events and Adventures through a therapist and it just seemed like a way to get out in the action. I was curious about going into my first event but it was a really good experience. It was designed specifically for new members so there was an ice breaker and the person who ran it did a really good job. After the ice breaker, it was followed by a game night which was lots of fun. My schedule hasn't worked out to attend other events but I certainly plan to do that.

I got tired of going to the same places and do things over and over again. I signed up with Events and Adventures and I've been in for a couple of years now. At first, I was a little bit nervous and the experience was nerve-racking, and then it’s simply getting into the swing of things. They had new members’ meetings and there were some people that had been it for a while but they were simply there for the event following but it was very welcoming so I felt comfortable. We did camping trips which were good. I love singing and we’ve also done a lot of karaoke. We’ve gone to movies and we also went to Vegas one time together. I've been to places and events that I wouldn't even look into on my own. I've made friends and also dated a couple of people. They didn’t really work out but we’re still cool.

I'd like to meet new friends and do light activities. My daughter mentioned Events and Adventures to me and I looked them up online, and I signed up. At first, I was nervous about meeting new people but I've made new friends. I'm almost 61 and most of the folks are younger. I found a female travel buddy and we're going to an England-Scotland trip. I've gone to about 20 of their events. I liked the activities where there were more guys than girls because I want to find a significant other. It's fine to be with guys even though I enjoyed meeting some of the girls. We did fun activities like Topgolf and skeet shooting.

With Events & Adventures, there were events already organized with a group of people. Before arriving, I had doubts about what kind of people were there but that changed when I arrived. There were nice people. I've gone to salsa class, a night at the planetarium, a tour in the city, and bowling which is my favorite. But I had one experience that wasn't very good. When they say there is a dinner organized after the event and they suggest the place, I thought this was included in the event since I paid a ticket for the planetarium that was higher than the normal ticket that I'd pay if I go alone. But the host did not organize it well.

It's sometimes hard to get out and meet high-quality people, and Events & Adventures is a nice way to get to know better people. On my first event, everybody's very nice. It was very welcoming, and I've enjoyed it. So far, I've attended five meetings. I've gone to a couple of dinners, I went to a game night, and we met at a club and listened to music. I got to get out of the house and I got a chance to meet people. I had a good time. I'm starting to build rapport with people, which is really nice. Now, when I show up I don't feel like a stranger so much. My experience has been good. I'm happy with Events & Adventures.

I moved to a city not knowing anybody. I heard about Events and Adventures on the radio and it's a cool way to meet people. My first event was reggae music in some restaurant. I was a little nervous because it was new but it was laid back pretty quickly. I have also been to bowling, dodgeball, trampoline, and I went to a country bar. I also have an upcoming event which is like a comedy club thing. It's been fun to meet new people. We've exchanged phone numbers and I am in contact with them outside of Events and Adventures.

I recently got divorced and Events & Adventures would be an interesting way to meet people. I have been a little nervous on my first event. It was a tour which was a bad idea. I didn't know anybody and when I got there, I didn't know what we were doing. There wasn't a lot of guidance through it. It was awful. I have done three events at the most but I haven't done any trip. None of the events have stood out as being or has been phenomenal. But, the favorite event I did was taking a boat ride with all the guys on the Houston Channel. I had the most fun out of that and had a good time. I made a couple of girl friends but I haven't met any guys.

Events & Adventures is a club that gets you to go out and do things. You're not going off and doing something yourself. There’s a group you can hang out with. And even if you don't know them very well, they’re all very accommodating and welcoming, which is the best thing about the whole thing and it doesn't matter if you know them or not. You've got yourself a whole bunch of new friends. Since joining Events and Adventures I've been to a lot of events. I ended up bailing on the first event that I signed up for. I was a bit nervous and I really didn't enjoy the vibe that people there gave off. But with the second event that I went to, everybody was really chill.

I found Events & Adventures on Facebook. I was interested with the opportunity to experience things that I haven't had the chance to experience before, as well as being involved with other people who are in the same position as me. I've went went to six trips since I started attending late January, and I was very scared before my very first event. But the apprehension that I had decreased with each event that I went to. I enjoyed the hiking a great deal because I wanted to try to experience getting outdoors more as well as being more active. The horseback riding was also a lot of fun, and the paint night was really good too. I've made lots of friends and I have connected with somebody. I'm glad I did it.

So far, I've gone to four activities with Events and Adventures. I did the bowling thing that's the introduction one and I did others where we met at a bar or a restaurant. I also did a trivia night. Then there were two hiking events that were cancelled. I stopped going to events because it wasn't worth my time. There are no men that are in my age bracket. I'm 57 and when I talked to the salesperson, she told me that there are people of all ages who attend their events. But there isn't. There's a lot of women from their 40s and 50s, but the men are younger in their 30s and early 40s. So the women there that are in my age bracket, we just hangout. I got a lot of women's numbers and they're all experiencing the same thing. Events and Adventures should be advertised more for younger people and to be more transparent.

I was nervous when I attended my first event with Events & Adventures since I'm not usually one who goes into things by themselves but I really enjoyed it. I've attended about 6 events and I've really enjoyed doing it. I like the events and being able to do different things that I normally wouldn't do. I really like that it's helped me get outside my comfort zone. My first event, the indoor surf city class, was really fun. I also did a self-defense class and some of us went to lunch afterwards, which was probably the most enjoyable I've done because it was a beautiful day and it was so much fun talking to people I didn't know. I have made friends.

The activities in Events & Adventures are very interesting. I was nervous before I arrived on my first event. So far I’ve been to five events already, but the first one remains to be my favorite because we went to a club afterward and the music and I were able to dance and relax. It was a little more attuned to me. I've done the bowling, the zombie run, the hike, the Cards Against Humanity games and the salsa dancing. The hosts are very personable, accommodating and they really try to make you comfortable in the event and it's well organized.

I would give them zero!!! When I sign up I told them I wasn't sure if this was my thing but I wanted to try anyways, they said "no problem you can always get out when you want." I sign up for 6 months and when I called to cancel they said it was okay I just need to pay the contract for $1645.00 only after two months of using. Obviously I refuse that is not what they told me when I signed up. Now three years later a collection agency called and now I have $1,645 in my credit and I had excellent credit. Thanks to them I was refuse a credit I needed for something important. Thanks for ruining my credit. I still refuse to pay something I didn't use!!! Because you pay a monthly fee and doesn't include anything you end up paying more at all the events you go! So it's pointless. I meet my husband in match and cheaper!!!

Events & Adventures seemed like a good way to meet other people. When I arrived at my first event, I felt like I knew what I was expecting to happen. They explained how things worked and it seemed like no big deal. There were people there to greet us and I started talking to other people. I just started so I've only been to four of their events. I did the yoga paddleboard which was my favorite, a ski trip, and the new meet-up meeting. There was also a game thing after that and the dodgeball trampoline. I’ve made some good acquaintances through Events & Adventures. This last one I attended, one of the guys was doing a side ski trip thing so I signed up with him to do it which was cool. It's been fun all in all.

Joining Events and Adventures was a way to get out and meet new people and do some activities that I liked to do, but wouldn't necessarily do them by myself. And it helps to possibly meet someone somewhere down the road that had the same interest that I do. I was a little nervous when I first joined an event because I didn't know anyone. The good thing was it was close to home and it was a very public place where even if I wasn't comfortable, I would've been comfortable anyway because it's a place I've been before. I went up to the front desk and they directed me to where my group was. Once I was over by the group, the coordinator was very accommodating and made sure that everyone knew I was new to make me feel welcome.

Events & Adventures isn't really a dating service. It's singles getting together for different events. I've been a member for about five years now, and my first event has been fun. Everyone seemed friendly and I felt good. The mingles and volleyball events are some of my favorites. They also have trips but I never went on one as I'm super busy with work. Still, I met a lot of nice, cool people that I'm still friends with, even with some people who are not members anymore. It's cool.

I joined the Events & Adventures club because it would narrow down who I want to hang out with, the fact that they are single or educated. I wasn't sure what to expect but I figured that the lady liked me when she signed me up and it was true. The girls are nice and older. But the guys were all awkward and weird and they'll immediately try to hit on you. They just seem to be there to get something. I was told they would be nice, younger guys, but that's not the case at all.

I first heard of Events & Adventures on the radio and I got interested in going out and making new friends. But I almost didn't want to join because at first, I felt that it's a little pricey. But I know they have payment plans and that if I pay all upfront, it's cheaper. Before arriving for my first event, I was hoping people are friendly and when I got there, pretty much everybody's looking for the same thing. I like how they plan everything and then you just show up when you sign up for it. But they were also open to suggestions. There was a hang gliding event that I wanted to do but it filled up so fast that I didn't get to sign up for it. So, I said that they put that back on and the hosts told me they'll see what they can do after trying new things first.

I'm single and all my friends are married or have kids. I then got interested with Events and Adventures especially with the way to meet new people. I felt a little nervous before arriving to the first event but it changed after I arrived. The event host was very nice and introduced me to people that have already shown up. It was an icebreaker for everything. I went to six or seven events including Nuts and Bolts party, Valentine's Day party, Tinder meetups, dance class, and Live Band Karaoke, which was my favorite.

I saw an ad on the SkyTrain station and I liked the idea about Events and Adventures. This matches my style and I also like to be open with people and get to know more friends. I'm very social so it was a great idea. I liked it and I looked forward to it. On my first event, I was hoping to find nice people and get to have a warm welcome, warm greetings and warm setting. From that moment on, the socializing, I have a little concern about it. We've chat from the beginning, each one had to do introductions of themselves just to break the ice and let everyone talk but it made everyone sitting there just stating their names and where they live. It's just a question and answer and doesn't look natural. We came there to hang out, chat and explore whatever the question comes up and not to feel obligated, just to fill in the blanks when the host wanted us to do that.

I got interested in joining Events & Adventures because everyone in the club was single. I was a bit nervous before arriving at my first event, which was a bike trip to Chicago, and I didn't know what to expect. The event, however, hot kinda canceled due to rain. Unfortunately, only three members had a bike and five other people didn't, so they had to go and rent. They said "go ahead" and we found out later that they tried to rent a bike but couldn't because the rental was closed. So, there were only three of us left biking. I was not very interested because I was looking for a bigger group.

I needed to get social, and I needed to meet new people and I was looking for a date. I then joined Events and Adventures in October. I was nervous, excited, and scared before I went to my first event, but it was fun after I mingled a little bit. I went to four events a month since I joined. I started with archery, and then I went bowling a couple of times. I've been out to eat a few times as well. In addition, I even went to their New Year's Eve party and it was just a lot of drinking. I also went to their game nights at a bar, and it was fun. I used to like bowling on Fridays where they had new people, but they haven't been doing that for a long time now.

In the past, I had a lot of friends and we would get together. However, as soon as everyone got their own jobs after college, that started to fade away and I was bored out of my mind. I got interested in Events and Adventures because it was a place that does fun things practically every day. I was very energetic before arriving at my first event and I really had fun.

It's been fantastic to be with Events & Adventures. They have outgoing people and an uplifting environment. I was interested in its active events and adventures and yet being single, trying to hopefully meet somebody. Before arriving at my first event I was nervous and a little apprehensive. My feelings changed when I arrived and mingled with others a little bit. It was still awkward because I'm not an outgoing person at first. But once I met a couple of the host, they were extremely easy-going, relaxed and they joked around a lot. It wasn't a real stiff situation. They were very normal people, they weren't stiff and boring and they had a lot to talk about. I have made new male and female friends from the events I've attended.

I was interested in meeting new people and trying different thing, then I heard about Events & Adventures on the radio. I was a little nervous going to my first event but it wasn't too bad and I've been to a good 50 events since. I've gone on overnights, hikes, go-carting, pub nights, game nights, symphony and comedy nights - of these, I like the overnights the most. It's a really great group of people and I've absolutely made a lot of new friends and had fun.

I'm at a point where I needed to get out and I was interested with the variety of activities Events and Adventures has. The club is more social than anything and one could do about anything. I was fine before arriving at my first event. I've gone to several events and I'm usually going on my own. I don't know too many people but everybody is super friendly. And one always got the host person, which is nice. So they're looking out for the member. I have done four or five events and the first one was a dinner. We did a meet and greet. A Light Festival at night on the weekend was another one. I've done Cards Against Humanity, which had many many disclaimers. It was hilarious, cool and most people joining the game were strangers but not after playing the game. The hosts were so good too. If one gets easily offended, he/she should forget playing it. I was trying to explain the game to a newbie but one has to play it to know how it's played.

I heard about Events and Adventures from a friend and I got interested with the amount of activities that they had. I've gone to at least 20 events including indoor skydiving and wallyball which was my favorite. I've also gone to restaurants and met new friends through the group. I recommend Events and Adventures not just for dating but for friendship too.

Events & Adventures is a singles clubs that is not online. I attended four of their events and one trip. The two bigger activities I went to were the Valentine’s Day party and the trip to Tahoe. The trip was a lot of fun and we stayed in a home. I also have regular events planned with them too like the going out type events. With Events & Adventures, I found a couple of really good friends which was surprising and nice. And although I haven't found a significant other, I'm hopeful I will. I've had good experiences with the company and I enjoyed them. I'm happy with the group and it's worth the money that I spent to join it. It's an opportunity to meet people that are all in the same mindset. Everybody is happy and very open to meeting new people even if it's on a friendship level. You meet some really good quality friends in the very least. It makes you feel welcome.

Overall, my experience with Events & Adventures has been easygoing, comfortable, enjoyable and fun. I liked that I was able to meet different people and we were divided into different ages, and I'm in an older bracket. Also, there are a lot of things to do whether it’s entertainment, hanging out and talking, and some other different activities in meeting new people.

I was single and I figured that what I was doing in the past or the people I was with wasn’t working so I thought why not give something different a try and interact with people that I can get to know before I jump into a relationship and try to make it work out. I tried to attend activities by Events and Adventures as much as I could especially on the weekends depending on what they offer. Any kind of food event or active event, I try to be there. They have a variety of things to offer but a lot of their events are so late and they are in Houston. I work until the next day and then a lot of their stuff was drinking so I try to avoid the drinking part.

There were a lot of activities that they were doing or at least as it sounded on the ads so that's why I looked into Events and Adventures. At first, I was a little nervous because I am going in not knowing anybody but that's somewhat mitigated by knowing that you have to go and meet the host. I was calmed down by that. Now, I've been at it for about a year and probably have about two or three events a month. I've done the whitewater rafting, which is my favorite. It was out of town as well as the New Year's, which was on the island this year. In the first event we were camping but in the second case, the hotel was fabulous. We're doing Harrison Hot Springs next weekend. I did that last year as well and that hotel was great too. I also do a lot of the sports. I've done their axe throwing, volleyball, and wallyball. We also did whiskey tasting.

My circumstances in life at that time made me interested in joining Events and Adventures. I have attended hundreds of events. They do a lot of hikes and I participated in those a lot. They also eat at this one restaurant every month and I always try to go and do that. There's a lot of different stuff and I try to do as many as I can. I've made friends through this events as well.

Events & Adventures was advertised on the radio in the early '90s so when I got divorced, it came up, and I went to join. The events and the way it was event-oriented was really good. I was really excited arriving at my first event then I got to know somebody and I got more comfortable. I loved the club and it was good. For me, it worked out great and it's one of the best things I ever did. I was doing about five events a month. I did the bonfires on the beach and then I really enjoyed the rappelling and zip line. Up in Murphys, we did the caverns and then we did some pistol shooting on an indoor range a couple of times. There were also different kinds of dancing, which were good. They were all great.

I've attended four Events and Adventures activities. The first one I've been to was a bowling adventure, then a salsa night, SFMOMA and the last one was the Tahoe adventures. Both the bowling and Tahoe adventure were good. However, it's been somewhat disappointing since there aren’t as many of the opposite sex that I thought there might be, particularly at my age. There seems to be an age disparity on much of the things that I go to. But other than that, the experience has been good.

I was new to the area, so I thought Events and Adventures would be a good way to meet people. I haven't had a lot of experiences because of my work schedule but I've gone to three events - roller skating, goat yoga, and an exercise in the air with ropes and hoops in a place called Vertical Fix. I've talked to a few people but one thing I've noticed is it's mostly women going to these events and I'm looking to date men. I don’t feel that I'll probably find a significant other, but I'm okay with it because I'm still getting out and socializing. Events and Adventures is a great way to meet people and socialize. People are very friendly and the events are interesting. It gets me out of my house, so everything’s fine.

I liked the kind of structure or strategy of people getting together and doing fun things. Before I arrived at my first Events and Adventures event, I knew what to expect and I was comfortable. I had an interview with someone from the company and they gave me access to the internet and the calendars, and I had the chance to go over their ground rules. I have attended about 6 events over 6 months and I liked that they did a number of board game nights. Those were nice because they were typically a smaller group and I was able to talk to people easily. I also did a rooftop party and a couple of hikes.

I travel a lot and having some things to do when I was in and out of town sounded good. I'd moved from another state too and didn’t know many people and so I got interested to join Events and Adventures. I went to some events with friends before I joined the club so I was perfectly comfortable going to the first event. However, the first event was so different from any hikes and after that event, I was questioning whether I was gonna enjoy E&A. But this was many years ago, and I've been a member for more than 15 years now. I do 20 events a year, including go-karting as well as some of the summertime sunset cruises which I've enjoyed. I haven't particularly found significant others but I've made a good number of friends that I'm still friends with over the years.

I joined Events & Adventures in 2013 as a lifetime member. I was interested in the events they have and to hang out with people. I went to events such as dancing, bowling, volleyball events, and concerts in New York City and now in San Francisco. My favorite event was the silent disco, treasure hunting with clues in Times Square.

Events and Adventures did a lot of activities and it seemed like a great opportunity to both meet people and do things since I was still fairly new to the area. I was a little bit anxious the first time since I wasn’t sure what it was all about, but it changed after a few events where I started to meet and recognize people that I have seen before and then developed a comfort zone. Since joining I've gone to cooking at Anita's numerous times, and I recently did a tour of the baseball stadium here in Seattle. I've also done a number of party cruises and I've been to the Halloween parties. I used to enjoy the sailing outings that they had on the Mallory Todd. We also did a weekend sailing trip to the San Juans, and that was a lot of fun as well. I loved the event coordinator, but I'm also glad that they have a new event coordinator because it's now fresh.

I liked the social aspect and the adventure part of Events and Adventures because I like to do things outside. When I went to my first event, everybody was very friendly. Everybody goes around and introduces themselves to each other so my fears were definitely allayed. Since I joined, I have done go-karting, shooting range, museum tour, 2 hikes, and whirlyball which was my favorite. Whatever nervousness I've felt about going through these events, it's never been proved to be real. I've always been welcomed and it's a friendly bunch of people. One thing that I wanted to do this year was to get out and socialize more. And it has looked like Events and Adventures is going to be a very good choice for that. In fact, I have two events with them this weekend.

Somebody at work suggested Events and Adventures. I was new to Texas, so I thought it might be something I wanted to do. I was a little nervous on my first event which was just normal butterflies meeting new people, but everyone was really nice. I tried to go to their events once a week but it didn't always happen, so I now do 2-3 a month. We have done the Fort Worth view, the trampoline park, bubble soccer, kayaking, trivia, and the young professionals meet. We also went to see the Rogue One movie and I have gone to the game night which is my favorite. We give feedback after each event, which is very good because it helps them not to go to a place that no one liked. I am looking to go to a game night this weekend and a party that I wanted to go to. So far, it's been positive with Events and Adventures. I have done things I never would've done without them.

I was looking for activities in Google and found out about Events & Adventures, and their activity options got me interested. Before my first event, I felt very indifferent, but after I arrived, there were some interesting people. I went to a variety of activities including hiking, billiards and going to the Shedd Aquarium. And this coming weekend, I will be attending an indoor beach volleyball. I'm just trying to get to know people.

The main reason why I signed up with Events and Adventures was the fact of doing different activities and meeting new people. Before the start of the event, I was nervous and didn't know what to expect but that definitely changed once I started talking to people. I’ve attended about seven events though I haven’t attended any trips yet. I just went to the Nuts & Bolts party at the Cambria Hotel. I've also went to the Alhambra dinner and music showcase, the ice-skating at Maggie Daley Park and will be going to a Super Bowl party this Sunday. But my absolute favorite was the New Year's Eve party, and I've made new friends through the group. So far, I've enjoyed my time. It's a lot of fun. I would definitely recommend Events and Adventures to a friend. Their events are different.

I've been married twice and I was interested in planned events where I didn't have to think about it and meeting people that are already assembled for me so I don't have to go and meet someone at a bar. I've been a member since 2010. During my first event with them, I was nervous but I was welcomed into the group. There was a host who was very nice too.

I heard an ad about Events and Adventures on the radio and was interested in the activities as I'm really active. I was excited and hopeful. However, I wasn't impressed. The demographic was of those who are not into activities. I was the oldest person and I got the impression that it was a lot of younger guys who were recently transplanted here because one of the questions they asked when I joined was how long have I lived in the Twin City. They got a lot of members that are just passing through or relocated and that's not my case. Then, guys my age are not interested because they want to meet women at least 10 to 15 years younger than me.

I was recently divorced and just wanted to meet some new people to hang out with. But I have seven-year-old twins that I have shared custody so I can only plan events every other week. Going to my first event with Events and Adventures, I was a bit anxious but when I got there, everybody was down-to-earth. I went to one of the new person meet and greet thing for January and then went to play pool one night. And then I went to a dinner last night which was fun. Going through these three events, I've definitely made some friends that I could see and hang out with, but have no interests in anybody. So far, I can see meeting more friends out of this than relationships.

I didn't have a lot of friends in my area so Events & Adventures was a way to get out and be social. I've gone to a lot of events including dinners, movies, hikes and trampoline dodgeball which is my favorite. I've attended a comedy show, volleyball, wallyball and bubble soccer. Sometimes we get together in the park and play football. Just this past weekend, I went to the Shedd Aquarium.

I've tried Match.com and other dating things and it hasn't been as positive as my experience meeting friends through Events & Adventures. I got interested in it because of The Singles Club as it is a way to get out and meet people. I've participated in The Jump Street Dodgeball, trivia night, pickleball, hikes and movie nights. I've done side trips with the group members. The events are too many to count but I like all of it. Meeting people and feeling included in the club was the best part. They have international trips which made it a little expensive and I wanted to go on them. I like that they keep coming up with new things and all you have to do is show up. You don't have to think about anything.

I'm single again now and I realized that I was looking for women in the same places and not finding anything, so I figured I would try something different. Then I found out that Events & Adventures is a social event and is a whole, big thing, besides just dating. So far, I've attended about five events and trips. My overall favorite would probably be the New Year's Eve party which was my first event. I'm outgoing and I was excited to walk into a new environment. The only thing that's weird was that when I first showed up, I was on time but there were only five people there and I was not geared to slow down to have that. I wanted more because it was New Year's Eve and I was ready to party. So, I went to another establishment and had a couple cocktails and went back. After I came back, there were about 30 people and it was cool. I mingled, danced, and did my thing.

I got interested in Events and Adventures because I wanted to meet new people. I was a little bit nervous when I joined my first event because I didn’t know anybody there yet but I felt comfortable after that once I met everybody. I have done over 50 events with them which include a lot of the regular weekday events, Halloween, and the New Year’s party twice which is the best. I'm going to play volleyball tonight and I would love to go on the England trip. I would definitely recommend Events and Adventures to a friend. It's a different experience and it's fun. It definitely gets one out of the house, and it's better than sitting at home on Saturday nights. It's not a perfect experience but things rarely are.

My experience with Events and Adventures has not been great. They advertise like a dating site but when I go there, it's a bunch of singles. I got interested in Events and Adventures because I thought it would be fun to go on an adventure and meet a cute, single guy. But the problem the way the contract is written is a guy just doesn't have to be married so technically he could still have a girlfriend. And when I was talking to other members, a lot of them were not happy and said Events and Adventures is disorganized.

I'm new in Minnesota. I just came up here for the job and so I wanted to meet some people around the area and do some activities. I then joined Events & Adventures. The first event was awkward but I went and showed up. I've met a few people and it was fun. I made myself go to a couple of events before the meet and greet session and it was fine. I'm an outgoing person so eventually, after doing the first two events, it started going better and I started recognizing a few people. I've only been in there a couple of months now but I have attended at least 50 events and the New Year's party and the Karaoke are the funnest ones for me. I tried out different dinners, bars and meet up kind of deal and professional events, and I've met a lot of young professionals. However, I've not met the significant other yet. But it's been good, so far.

A friend told me about Events & Adventures. I liked the idea that I can do activities with people that are also interested in the same things, meeting new people and increasing my social circle without having any of the pressure of online dating. I felt nervous during my first event with them but it got a lot easier about 15 minutes in as more people started arriving and the host was introducing everybody. Everybody was friendly, welcoming, excited and it didn't feel awkward.

One of my co-workers referred me to Events & Adventures. It's low-pressure unlike one-on-one match-making, or dating, and that it has a variety of activities like indoor, outdoor, formal and some casual stuff. It's everything from dinner out to comedy, to chili cook-off, bowling, pool, day-hike, visiting the Amish in Arthur, Illinois, New Year's Eve party, dancing lessons. So, I was interested with the opportunity to do all kinds of different activities, some that I might already like and some that I might wan to try, and to meet all different people.

I don't have any friends besides the people I work with so I decided to try out Events and Adventures. I was born and raised in Arizona so I was looking for a way to go out and enjoy doing stuff with people. I was a bit nervous but excited before my first event which was laser tag. I haven't done laser tag in a long time so it was a lot of fun. Since then, I've gone to a lot of events. I really enjoy those where I go out with a larger group and then we break up into smaller groups such as the Biosphere or the haunted house. I haven't been on any real trips out of state but I've gone to different shows and mini golfing. For this month, I'm thinking of going to the Superbowl Potluck and the Food Truck Festival.

I've been a member of Events & Adventures for a long time. So far, I've been to hundreds of their trips and events and my favorite was the boat rides. The events are well planned and organized. I don't have to go if I don't want to. There's also a calendar and if I have nothing to do, I look at that and I go. I had lots of friends in the group and I dated some people there too. I also saw people get married at the very same group. All in all, it's been a very positive experience for me and I recommend Events & Adventures all the time.

I'm interested in meeting different people so I joined Events and Adventures. I had no idea what the club was going to be about but I've attended a dozen of their event. I've done a couple of their hikes, dinners and bar nights. In fact, there's an upcoming Axe throwing event. So far, I made a few friends but I was not fortunate enough to meet a significant other. It's a good program but it's not what I was expecting it to be. Overall, I'm satisfied. It's a good excuse to get out.

I heard in a local radio station that Events and Adventures was a singles membership organization and I thought that maybe I could meet someone. I’ve been a member for six months. Went on a couple of dates but that’s about it. But I’ve met a lot of awesome friends. Going to my first event, I was really excited. I always like meeting new people and hearing their stories so it wasn't awkward for me at all. I go to wallyball every two weeks and that always tops my list. The New Year’s Eve party was awesome too, as well as the events that we’ve never really tried before like going places I’ve never heard about or no one’s ever been or doing something the club hasn’t done before. I recommend Events & Adventures to a lot of people.

I’ve been having a good time with Events and Adventures. I'm really enjoying the events and after Memorial day I've been a host too. I like the camping trips and have made good friends.

I've been having a good experience with Events and Adventures. I've enjoyed the events that I've been able to attend. It was definitely a good environment to be in. Before, I wasn’t in a position to really seek a potential wife. I’m in a position now to do that, and it’s hard to do throughout the weekday because I do work long hours. But it’s awesome to be in a situation where events are already set up and I can just attend despite my hours. Tomorrow I'm going to do the wallyball again. I like attending the wallyball, but so far, the one I like the most is the Five Horses. But the most interesting one was this play at Alley Theatre here in Houston where a guy talked about how he was an elephant named Caesar. I've never been to the Alley Theatre and I'm glad I went.

I have only been to about four events at Events and Adventures because I met somebody pretty early on. I've only gone to their volleyball and the Dallas chapter events. However, I can't cancel the membership. I'm just paying for the membership now, and that is my only complaint. I'd be fine with giving a 30-day notice and still paying, but right now, I'm losing $120 a month for nothing.

I saw Events & Adventures on a website and have been a member since August. I live far away from most of the events, so it’s hard for me to attend but I like the hiking excursions that I've been able to be a part of. We went to the Biosphere in Tucson, outside Oracle, and that was fun. I've only been to 5-6 events and have made a few friends. I would recommend Events and Adventures but I would be hesitant to say it’s great for everybody.

I like all the events I've been to with Events & Adventures. I've been to six and my most favorite was the charity that fed children. We packed meals to ship to children in the Philippines. I made a lot of good friends and no matter what event I've gone to, it’s a very comfortable atmosphere. We just go and have fun and everybody that’s there has that same attitude.

I’ve met a lot of really nice people and made some really good friendships thanks to Events and Adventures. I enjoyed white water rafting down the Colorado River which was awesome, and the hotel experience there was excellent. Skydiving was also a blast. Recently, I did dodge ball and I’ve done a comedy club. I’ve also done theater, wine tasting, a couple of the dinners, a dance class and going to the movies here. Next week there'll be chili tasting and then rock climbing this weekend, so there’s been various stuff to do.

I’m a recent widow and looking for group activities so I became interested in joining Events and Adventures. Everybody was friendly during my first event and my nerves went away real quick. During the Halloween party we went to escape rooms and it was a lot of fun. I also went to The Lantern Fest which was interesting. I’ve been out to a couple of the pub crawls and to the Parade of Lights in Fort Worth, and I’ve had a great time at all of them. I’ve recommended it to a couple of friends already.

I've always been very interested in meeting new people. With where I was in life, I wasn't meeting that many new people. So my goal right now, for being part of EA, is to make friends. I'm not necessarily looking for another relationship but if along the way I can meet new people to break out of my already existing circles that I have here, then why not? In my 2 months as a member, most of the ones that I’ve been to are meet-ups at bars. I did a new member's meet and greet down in San Jose, which turned into a bowling night. I went to the Pace Gallery one time and that was cool. It's an extremely modern art museum located in Palo Alto which is very high tech with a lot of digital graphs and digital designs. And tonight, I'm going to Oakland Zoo where it is lit up with Christmas lights.

My daughter told me about Events & Adventures, and I've met a lot of really great people there. The events they had are pre-planned with the possibility of meeting somebody. But after getting into it, I decided that there wasn't going to be anybody my age, so I was just going to the events. I've been to more than a dozen events, a couple of big things and a lot of small ones. I've been through Oktoberfest, food truck event at Fort Mason, and the Tahoe trip. The camping trip was a lot of fun. I haven't done anything in the last couple of months only because I've gotten very busy, but I do plan for some events next month. In fact, Cuba's coming up at the end of next month.

I was unsure of what’s going on before I went to my first event because I’m newly divorced then it changed after that. I attended about 7 events. I went to a jazz night towards Halloween. The Paintball was fun and the Stars game was okay. I’ve done Game Night and I’ve met up at the Perot Museum. Then I went to a trampoline park and that was fun as well. We played volleyball there and you can’t do that by yourself. I’m just testing my waters on how that all works and haven't made any friends yet. I didn’t realize that some of the contacts are really done through the Facebook site afterward. It’s the logistics of it because before you sign up, you can’t find out who’s already going, which is understandable.

I go to about three events a month at Events and Adventures. I’m going to a glass blowing and I’ve done Painters Lounge twice which I liked. I’ve also done a Dbacks game as well as a Cardinals game. I’ve already recommended them and somebody’s already joined.

I was new to the Bay area and I only knew one person when I moved there, so joining Events and Adventures was a pretty good way to meet people. I definitely made a few friends there through them. Every Tuesday we'd go and play sand volleyball which I really enjoyed. One of the other ones that I liked the best was like Amazing Race where we'd all meet in one spot and then we had a bunch of activities to do. I also went to Tahoe and that was one of the best weekends ever.

I needed to do something with my spare time and I like to go out and do events. I don’t really like going to the gym, so I go out and get in my exercise time by doing one of the events like volleyball or hiking at Events & Adventures and it works perfectly for me. The process of joining was a little too lengthy for me but I guess they have to be thorough. The first event I did was the bowladrome. I've also done two of these lunch parties, volleyball and a barbecue. I went hiking, too. I was really looking forward to the trampoline dodge ball. That’s the one that I think would have been my favorite, but we signed up and then they said they didn’t have enough signups so they canceled it. And when they moved it to a Saturday morning, it wasn’t convenient, so I couldn’t go. The activities will generally appeal to a younger audience of people. I'm 41 but I still enjoy all those things.

I was interested in Events and Adventures' activities and have managed to attend an average of three events a week. I've been to volleyball, the Premier Club, dancing, billiards, salsa night, trivia night, games night, dinner, doing pianos, corn maze, trampoline, and I liked the obstacle course the most. They're great for activities and I've made new friends.

I was nervous and excited before going to my first event with Events & Adventures 'cause it was a trampoline park. But I had fun. I attended eight events and my favorite was the game night and the volleyball. I also did the art exhibit, Urban Air, the German food, the Wine and Tapas, country dancing and Glass Cactus. I met new friends and everybody is really friendly and welcoming. There were a lot of young people and there were not really a lot of people that are in my age group. But Events & Adventures is really an opportunity to explore new things.

I liked the activities that Events and Adventures offers. I was a little scared and awkward during my first event, but that changed especially after meeting other people and making friends. I've been to more than 10 events, the Sherlock Holmes exhibition and the Halloween party being some of them. Then I signed up for the Good Lime Party and the Mingle event. The night hike was one of my favorites. However, I wish they had a mobile app so it's easier for us to check on events. Also, the information on the contact person is not up-to-date on some of the events. I also sent a feedback on the Sherlock Holmes exhibition that I wish it was earlier so that we could avail the other exhibits and go to them since the ticket was for a general admission. Other than that, it's a good investment to explore the places with people who can become my friends afterward.

I like that Events & Adventures have constant things going on and you’re out doing actual things, not online. I was nervous the first time I arrived in their event. I went with five events so far--game night, movie, the painting party, sand volleyball and among them the game night was my favorite. I’ve met a few people there and I’d call them acquaintances. It’s really designed to make friends because it’s about 70 percent girls, which is fine. I know people meet someone eventually and date. They might have guys join it but they don’t necessarily stick with it.

My friends and I were on the same old routine every Friday and Saturday and I figured I could get out and see more with a bunch of new people. So I joined the Events & Adventures group in the Washington D.C., Maryland area. Then I moved to my current group here. I'm 30 years old and it's harder to make friends when I move to a new place and Events & Adventures was here so I joined back.

I just became single and wanted to get out and do things and not be stuck in a bar somewhere so I joined Events and Adventures. I've been to four events. We had an awesome Halloween party just the other night and I've got a moon hike in a week and some volleyball and golf. I've met some awesome friends and have been on a very casual date. Events & Adventures is very, very well run and very well organized. The coordinator who does it all is spectacular and goes up and beyond the call of duty. She makes us all feel loved.

I heard Events & Adventures through a friend. Then, I joined in August and have attended six events; I was definitely excited in my first event. I've done the mingles, the volleyball, the new member event, the social event, gone to a few of the dinner events, like the Greek dinner, and we have an event coming up this Friday. I've made new friends but the only thing that I don't like about the program is that it's such a mix of people in different age groups. I'm in my 40s and it's really hard to meet people in my own age. One of the things that would improve the whole service that Events & Adventures provides is to have more events that are more separated by age groups, like 40s and 30s and 20s because I see that there is an age gap with everyone. In certain events, age doesn't matter, but in others, when I'm trying to socialize, the persons in their 40s are not going to have as much in common with someone that's in their late 20s or early 30s.

I wanted to get out and do new things that I could not come up with on my own or haven't thought of before. This made me interested in joining Events and Adventures. I was nervous arriving at my first event but when I introduced myself to people and get to know everyone, it becomes second nature. I've attended over 30 events, and the skydiving event that happened back in August was worthwhile. Traveling was fine too and has been exciting overall. I also went to a pumpkin picking apple orchard patch out in Jonamac in Malta, Illinois. In attending these events, I'm making tons of new friends. I’ve probably met more people in the last six months than I did all of last year.

I live by myself, was getting sick, tired of hanging out with myself, and the club was a way to get out of the house and meet new people. My son heard an advertisement on the radio, and told me about Events & Adventures. I was a little bit apprehensive what my first event would be like, would I be the oldest person in the room? What would these other people be like? However, everybody was friendly, and it was a very pleasant experience.

Events & Adventures caught my interest because it was for singles. I learned about it through a friend and on the radio and I was excited before arriving at my first event. I've been to about 10 trips so far and my favorite is the hike. However, I've put upcoming events on hold for a month because I've been very unsatisfied and I feel that I was taken for my money. I asked all the questions in advance and was told that their members are 60 percent female. However, it's actually about 90 percent female.

I like meeting new people. I joined Events & Adventures and have attended a lot of events. The Escape Room was pretty fun, I’ve been going to more of the mingle stuff, like the dinners but haven’t had a chance to go on the camping stuff. I also try to do a lot of stuff during the week but this year’s been a little bit harder for me to get out because of my work schedule. I’ve only met a couple of new friends and not really much in having met any girls because there’s not a huge amount of females in my age group at Events & Adventures.

I'm relatively new to Vancouver and single so I thought to check Events & Adventures out. So far, I've attended two events. The first one that I went to was the ice breaker and games night that they do once a month. And my favorite was the second one that I went to. We went on a harbor cruise boat party and it was really fun. I really enjoyed Events & Adventures and the people are really great, but it definitely seems to be way more women than men. That’s what some of the other girls were saying, too. But the good thing about when we went on that harbor boat cruise party was we were only like a group of 12 that went on. But then there were 250 people on that boat so it wasn’t just us.

I was interested in getting out and meeting new people, and I've done that at Events and Adventures. I go to about ten events per month, and going to Ireland and Spain were particularly awesome. They were both eleven-day trips. They also had us meet at a central location in New York. We also got together which was okay, but it could be better. There are standard touristy tour bus tours that we can choose to go on or not. Most people go most days, and they're a lot of fun. They get all the touristy stuff out of the way. Then we've got free time in the afternoon and evenings to explore the cities and nightlife. I've also participated in the Seattle Symphony, volleyball, whirly ball, trampoline dodge ball, bonfires at Golden Gardens and Alki Beach, and Comedy Night at Emirates.

I got interested in joining Events & Adventures to see outdoor activities. I've been to 5 events, and my favorite was the hiking trip. I've also been to orienteering game nights and a Piano Bar event. I've made some new girlfriends because of these events. I also planned to do flag football.

With Events & Adventures, I could do things and meet up with people instead of talking to them via fax or messaging. It was fun and relaxing. I've had new experiences and it was all-around a good time. I got out of it what I put into it. I was a bit nervous on my first event, the orientation, since I didn't know what to expect. But I’ve been comfortable enough since I was interviewed and everybody else was interviewed and went through the screening. I didn’t know that it was gonna be that fast. Right after the orientation, we went bowling and people tried to get to know me in a genuine sense.

I like all the different stuff that Events & Adventures do. So far, I have attended 20 events with them. I really enjoyed their outdoor events like hiking and pool parties. The fourth of July party was fun too. I definitely made some new friends. I would like to be able to register for October events but my account is blocked. I can’t register until the end of the month which really sucks. The whole user-friendliness of the website and the registration process is wonky. It distracts a little the value that I feel I'm getting out of what I pay for as part of the club.

I got interested with Events & Adventures since I like doing fun things and getting off my couch. On the day that I signed up, I was at my first event about four hours later, which was the orientation and game night. So I didn't have a chance to think about it. Then I attended three events last week, another 3 events the weekend before that, one last night, and two this weekend. I've done game night, Pedal Pub party, sand volleyball, orienteering, a hike, the Dueling Piano Bar, and when there was a glitch on the Pedal Pub once, we went on a pub crawl of our own walking around. Pete's Piano Bar is definitely the most fun at all of them so far. I also cannot wait for the bowling. But I lost track of quite a few events and have not had a chance to do a trip yet. I have found some friends and I am loving it so it's definitely a lot of fun and keeping me active.

I heard about Events & Adventures on the radio at 2 o'clock in the morning on a cold February going back to Montana. At first, I was skeptical. I heard it again and I let myself go to see what it's about. So, I pretty much scheduled online and came in and then I found out really what it was about and what it all entailed and gave them a try. What encouraged me to want to become a member was all the activities that I had no clue existed here.

My social circle shrank considerably after going through a divorce. I wanted to new people so I signed up with Events and Adventures. I was excited the day that I signed up and I went to an event that night. It was a meet and greet at The Perch, Chandler. When I got there, I was a little nervous because I wasn't sure what to expect. By the time I found where everybody was and sat down, everybody was saying hi and started to talk right away.

I was already living a lifestyle of Events & Adventures. It was just that I don't have the time to always plan my own event anymore because of work. The people I live with suggested Events and Adventures for me when somebody heard their commercial on the radio. I felt excited and happy when I went to my first event. It was a mishap and was unexpected. It was Drag Queen Bingo. The group was gone, like they weren't there, but we still had a good time. We still mingled, talked, and got to know each other. We ate sushi, and it was still fun.

I became interested in Events and Adventures so that I could get out and do stuff over just working and going home. I've been in since October last year and I've been to 200 plus events. I've been to Trapeze, the BSF Waterpark and Lego which was a lot of fun. Trampoline dodgeball is also a really good one that they do every once in a while. The only trip I've been on is the camping trip and I really enjoyed it. It was very well-made and well-organized. The host took care of everything very well. I've made a lot of good friends and I've told a lot of people if they knew anyone to go ahead and join.

This club has no concern for anyone's well-being. If a member threatens you outside of club activities they won't kick them out or do anything at all. You have to pay out of pocket for ALL activities that are not in the clubhouse. The refund period is way too short. People don't give out contact info at events and you almost never see them again at other events.

Events and Adventures' scheduled get-togethers got me interested, and I really enjoy them. I was nervous arriving at my first event but I had a great time. I've been to six events within over a month, and the lake excursions were my favorite. I've also done wine touring, wine tasting, happy hours, trivia night, kayaking at the lake, and I've made new friends.

I like the fact that Events and Adventures has activities almost everyday of the month. It allows me to pick and choose when I’m available to go and join one. I felt neutral before getting into my first event with them. I was feeling it out at first, trying to see if it was going to be a good fit or not. So far, I've only attended one event. It was a new members’ icebreaker. Unfortunately, Army socked me with new training and it’s going to take me out for about 14 weeks. So I’m going to end up having to cancel my membership.

When I moved to the Dallas area, I didn’t know anybody and I was newly single, so I thought joining Events and Adventures would be a good opportunity to explore. I've been to 15 events and my favorite was when we had a game night one night. It was pretty fun - just hanging out and playing the game. Mostly I’ve been to dinners and happy hours. We went to skeet shooting last week. I’m not signed up for anything yet right now, but there’s a party boat on Sunday I’m looking at and that sounds pretty good. Also, they have a lot of events and most of them are free which is good, but they need to get more people. It’s usually the same 20 or 30 people coming to every event even though their website shows 2,000 members. They should send out emails and say, “Hey! We haven’t seen you for a while. Please come out.” I’m pretty happy with Events and Adventures, but the only bad thing about it was the price.

One thing I like about Events and Adventures is that they host these exciting activities that mostly I like getting involved in, like skydiving and sailboats, things that are not really on the normal routine a lot. I attended about 10 events in a span of two years. I was feeling awkward attending some of the events because people were single like me and also a little bit nervous. It was hard to connect with people who attend to these events at times.

I really like Events and Adventures. There's always something to do. I can go somewhere with a group of people, and I can meet new people or hang out with people I already know. I was a bit nervous during my first event, but once I got there, they made me feel really comfortable. Since then I’ve been to the Hot Yoga three times and I've also gone kayaking which was my favorite. Then I've been to the rooftop party, the Single Mingle, and the birthday potluck. I’ve met some new friends.

I have been a member of E&A for over a little over a year. I have a serious financial need to have the $100 each month for living expenses. I was emailed the fine print in the contract stating that after 30 days I would not be able to cancel. I was never told that was the case when I signed the contract. They will reduce my payments, but that would mean I would have more time added to my contract. I have only attended one event. Most events have an additional cost to attend. I am very disappointed that I can't terminate my membership. Please think twice about joining this.

I was in a long relationship that ended back in 2004 and it did not go well. And so I took some time off out of the dating scene and focused on myself for a few years. And then I decided to start checking out the dating scene a little bit. I tried several dating sites like Match, eHarmony, IJL, OkCupid, Tinder and Bumble but decided to go with Events & Adventures, which I had been considering for quite some time. I went in, had an interview, and signed up. The gal that interviewed me was very clear in her communication that this isn’t a hook up club but an opportunity for people to get out, make new friends, try new things.

I'm interested in doing different events and the trips so I joined Events & Adventures. I was a little nervous in my first event and now I've attended seven trips and my favorite trip is the Grand Canyon rafting. I just went to volleyball on a Tuesday night. I'm thinking about doing the Cuba trip but from looking at the prices, they are charging about double what it should cost. They should do a better job of pricing their trips. I recommend them to other people, but it's always with the caveat that one won't get a discount on any of the events. A lot of the new people I meet are always disappointed that they pay so much to be a member and they think they're gonna get discounts on events but they don't. But over the year, I've found a couple of significant others being with Events & Adventures.

This company was designed to steal your money!!! The only people that benefit are the people who work there!! They get you in the office and say everything to hold your money then give you misled information then when you realize within the time period that you do not want to be a part of their cult, they threaten you with legal actions to make your credit go bad! I just moved here and was told it's a good way to meet people and I went and paid $100 fee as Paul stated that I had to!!! I told him I am not working and that I just moved here!! He said he would give me a good price as this would be a good way to meet people!! Two days later I called to ask them to cancel my membership because I honestly can't afford it and the money grabbing scam artists told me all kinds of story!!!

I was fairly new to the area, worked from home and was looking to meet new people. I was excited when I arrived at my first activity with Events and Adventures. I've been with them for four months now and have probably attended 20-30 events and trips. Their Pie and Beer was a good pairing. It was in a new location of Dallas which I didn’t frequent, and it had a really cool vibe and neat concepts to it. Additionally, we had a wine and cheese pairing, we did an escape room, dinners out at new restaurants, game night, and some of the standards in our area. I also do volleyball every week. With Events and Adventures, I've made some new friends and it's been very good so far.

I was new in town and wanted places to get out to and to learn about the city, so I joined Events and Adventures, and it has been great. Lately I’ve been going to one of their events a week. The camping trip is my favorite because I love to camp. I've gone canoeing and partying with them, too. I'll be going to a mingle, then I'm going to Duluth next weekend for the Tall Ships Festival on Lake Superior. Events and Adventures does a wonderful job. I’m really impressed with their leadership.

What got me interested with Events and Adventures were the different activities they offered and I also like to do fun things with people. I joined in early June, and I've been traveling a lot this summer for work so I haven't been able to go to many events. I've only been to three, and they were fun. I was a little nervous during my first event but it ended up good. I've been to two dinners and then the hiking trip which I liked, and I'm planning to do a few of the events this coming weekend. Since I've only been to a few things, I haven't seen the broad scope of the members in Houston, but from that small pamphlet I've seen, it's not very diverse. In the dinners that I went to, it was 90% women which was okay. Everybody needs more girlfriends.

I wanted to be able to get out and meet people, so I signed up with Events & Adventures. I felt a little nervous before attending the first event but felt better after. Everybody was very nice and I’ve made friends. I've attended probably 40 or 50 events and I like doing the sports activities, such as the volleyball, wallyball, parks and hiking events as those were fun. I also like the theater and mingles where we meet at a local bar or restaurant and have dinner or drinks and visits. I'm going to Spain next and I'm looking forward to it to be so much fine.

Somebody told me about Events & Adventures, I tried it, and since then I've been a member for three years. I've done indoor rock climbing, kayaking, and the Premier Club. I've made two new girl friends because of the events. I signed up for a few things in August like the President George Bush Museum, a couple of hikes, the Premier Club, and the dinner theatre which I call the "popcorn theatre" because people throw popcorn at the actors on stage. It’s fun, very interactive, and they’re always comedies.

My friend and I were new to the area and we were both working 80-plus hours a week and needed to make time for our social life. She was potentially going to join Events & Adventures and she told me about them, then we joined. I was little anxious arriving to our first event because they didn’t provide a lot of information and I didn’t know what to expect. The site says we got to call and come in, so I was hoping it wasn’t gonna be a waste of time. My friend and I both went in at the same time and did a two-person interview.

I was sick of online dating and I knew I wanted to meet some people. I joined Events and Adventures and have already attended about six events. I did a golf tournament, whitewater rafting, basketball, a wine tasting, and Grouse Grind. I want to go to the meteor shower on Friday and we'll have to go hiking to the top of a mountain. I’ve made some friends and the group’s pretty good. But I don’t see where the fees that I’ve paid cover any real costs since I have to pay more for anything and all the events seem to have a cost of their own.

I knew a friend who signed up for Events & Adventures and decided to sign up as well since I'm coming to another stage in my life. My business is a success, I was able to purchase a house recently which I'm very grateful for, and I figured there's really only one thing that I do not have right now and that is a partner. Going out and meeting other people is just a good way to expand my search.

I was in a crappy relationship and all my friends at the time were boring or had boyfriends, girlfriends or kids. So I went to check Events & Adventures out and I've been with it since 2006. It took three months for me to go up to an event because I was scared and shy and didn't know what to expect. But my friend reminded me that I was paying a lot of money for it, so I better go. I waited till the next new members event because everybody's new so everybody's going to be on the same boat as I am. I started meeting people and friends and then got comfortable and started going to more events and meeting more people.

I like social events and going out and doing things. Events & Adventures was right in my wheelhouse so I decided to sign up. I signed up in May, and have done six events now. I was at the fireworks on Saturday, which was good. We also went rafting on the Chilliwack River, which is one of the ones that Marco in his advertisements talks about in my local area that he really likes. I went out there on Friday night and we camped overnight and went rafting Saturday. Then we had dinner and hung around the fire on Saturday evening. It was good and it’s probably my best event yet.

I was single so I wanted to get out there more and Events and Adventures sounded like a good idea to do that. I've done a few events like barbecues and crawfish festivals at the clubhouse. We've also done the happy hour bars and poker night, and I just signed up for top golf tonight. It's a great atmosphere to meet people and it's not as hectic as one would seem. You don't know what to expect at first, but once you get the hang of it you're not so nervous about going through the events anymore and it's fun. You get to just talk to people and do all these things that are planned and just have a good time.

I had heard a few positive stories about Events and Adventures, and I was looking to get out and explore things in my city as well. I joined towards the end of March and I've been doing about two events every week. We went hang gliding which was a lot of fun. I'm signed up for a trip to The Amazon on October so I'm excited about that. I've also done volleyball, wallyball, different socials and different bars, and dancing nights. I've definitely made some more friends so far. It's overall been pretty good and well-coordinated. You can do a few things at the clubhouse that they started and it seems like a pretty entertaining crew.

I was frustrated with the town I live in. The counselor that I go to recommended that I check out Events & Adventures. I'm single and trying to meet people. I felt excited at my first event and have done about five events with them. My favorites were the dinner cruise and Cowboy Jack’s which were fun. I also went to karaoke. I'm going white water rafting, zip line and camping this weekend.

Among the events I attended at Events and Adventures my favorite is game night. I also did a volleyball one week and some disc golf ones. It's disappointing and I would do better if I had a better idea of what events were coming up. But the website is not very user-friendly and so I don't even know what they are unless I dig, search, poke and prod to find out.

I was interested in Events & Adventures since everything is laid out for you. You don't have to prepare, you just show up. The management, planning and all sorts of legwork will be done for you. I was a little nervous on the first event I went to, but I looked forward to it. It was good. I met people and it worked out well. I haven’t been a member for very long, but I've been to 10 events, and in fact, I found a couple of friends. I went kayaking, which was pretty fun. I like the outdoors. We’re going white water rafting soon and there’s a hike coming up, too. My experience has been great, really positive, and I enjoyed it.

Attending Events & Adventures activities is worth it. I was new in my area so I wanted to meet new people and find things to do. Before attending my first event I didn't know exactly what I was gonna enter into, but it went really good. I've been to a lot of trips for a year and a half since joining. I do five to eight events a month, like hiking and going to restaurants and dance clubs. We recently did hang gliding and so far it's my favorite. I've had a good experience and I found new friends. I'm going to do the Friday the 13th event that's coming up in my area.

I like hiking, camping, socializing, and meeting single women so I joined Events and Adventures which I heard from a coworker. I felt good about my first event with them and I've been to a dozen of their activities. I liked the hiking ones the most. I also did an hour long defense class. It was quite eye-opening and I learned a few things to be aware of. I also like that Events and Adventures has an immense amount of variety in their activities. Through them, I found someone who I'm working on although she doesn't know it yet. I'm very happy with Events and Adventures.

I have attended about half a dozen events and trips from Events & Adventures and the horseback riding trip is my favorite so far. I've mostly just been doing outdoor stuff. The indoor stuff is in Vancouver, so I can't make them during the week.

I have been with this service for more than a year. During that time, my credit card has been compromised and/or reissued by my banking institution several times. The first time, I received no notification, no communication that there were issues with my payment method. I only got an email when the account was placed in collections. I called several times and left many messages/emails with the company over a span of six weeks before someone ever called me to resolve the issue.

Being with Events & Adventures gives a chance to meet a lot of new people and somebody interesting, and I've been on 20 events. I recently went to a barbecue this weekend. I've also been to other tours, beach and a whole variety of things, and my favorite was probably the salsa. I've made a couple of friends but no romantic encounters yet. However, if I wasn’t locked in for the term, I would cancel it because I don’t necessarily feel like I'm getting my money’s worth. Even though I've enjoyed the experience, I feel like it's pretty steep for what I've been getting.

I went online to search activities in the area and Events & Adventures was the first thing that popped up. I wanted to meet new people and I hadn't really known a lot of individuals in the area. I also wanted something to do every day so I went with them. I was excited and a little bit anxious arriving on my first event, but it was pretty good overall. I get to attend three events a month but it's less frequently right now because of school. Last summer, we did a lot of kayaking which I really enjoyed and was probably my favorite. I also have a really good friend I made the very first day I met her and then I have met several men but nothing ended up becoming of them. The first few months, I had a bad experience with meeting some individuals but that's how life is. And then it got better. It just depends on how many activities one could go to and his own attitude about it.

I was interested in the idea of going to new places and trying new things. I've been to around 25 trips and activities with Events and Adventures. I like the volleyball activity because it's every week and I'm becoming somewhat decent in it. It's really fun too. It's volleyball but inside of a building and thousands are involved. It's super fast-paced. It's awesome.

It was good with Events and Adventures. I just haven't had the chance to do a whole lot of events, but I've attended maybe four events. I've done some of the hiking too. I've made new friends from the events I've attended.

Events and Adventures has different events that were available. I was nervous and excited prior to my first event but the people there were very friendly and I made new friends. I've attended around 50 events and my favorites were camping and race car driving.

A friend of mine knew a little bit about Events & Adventures, but wasn’t one of the members then. She had mentioned it way back and I kept it in my phone messages. When I went back and looked it up, I finally decided to check into it. I was interested in finding people to do things with because I moved to Houston a couple of years ago, met people but not a lot of people to do things with, so I was just anxious to have partners just to get me out.

My friend told me about Events and Adventures. I then went online and searched it. They called me and it's been okay ever since. I was interested in the fact that I can meet different people, get out of my house and go to different places I would never go on my own before. So far, I've been to about four or five ones. The Segway was fun and so was the bowling. I've gone to a lot of restaurants eating activities too. I’m going to sign up for an event today for this coming week. My experience with Events and Adventures has been great. I like the program a lot.

I’m new to the area and when I first moved out here, I was working full-time and went to school full-time. I didn’t have much time to have fun and when I heard about Events and Adventures, I thought it would be awesome - instead of just meeting people at work. Everything so far is going really well with my experience with them. I went to a dinner the first time and was nervous throughout a part of it just because you’re getting to know people. But everyone was really nice, warm and friendly. We also played volleyball. Then we also went to a chocolate factory and we got a tour of that and learned how chocolate is made. There was definitely a variety of options to choose from in Events and Adventures.

I joined Events & Adventures to meet a lot of different people and I did find some friends. I was excited on my first event considering it was the Rangers' game. Out of the 3 events that I have attended, my favorite was the baseball game and the escaper. In a few weeks, I'm going to Launceston for the horse race.

Someone at work told me about Events & Adventures and I was interested because of the casual events where we do some things and there's no pressure. At first, I was nervous, but I got more comfortable and felt better eventually. I've attended several events already. For St. Patrick's Day, I went to an Irish event where they had some people play in a band. I've been to a potluck at someone's house, I've gone bowling and have been to game nights, I've been to a tavern where the other one was down at the Elephant & Castle, and I went swing dancing for the first time which was fun. I'd like to do that again. Then I've gone for dinner somewhere.

I joined Events and Adventures nearly seven years ago, and I have not regretted it! I joined because most of my friends were in relationships, married, and/or had families, and I wasn't getting out as much. I thought this was the perfect way to get out, have fun, and meet new people! I have made some fabulous friends in E&A, and there are so many events I love! Here in Minnesota, it can be tricky to find a lot of things to do, because if you wait five minutes, the weather changes! But our coordinator always tries her best to find something everyone can do, no matter what the weather!!

I needed to figure out a better way to get out and socialize outside of work. Events and Adventures is a better opportunity for it. I was nervous as all hell before arriving to the first event. That night after I got home, I had a change of mindset. Both during the sign-up period and then when I went to my actual first event, I got out of there as quick as I could, but then I decided that I have to give myself a push otherwise nobody’s going to. I’d been better off for it.

I had moved, and Events & Adventures is an avenue to meet people. I've been a member for 2 and half years now and attended a decent amount of events and trips. I like the camping in Vegas trip. I'm doing the Memorial Day camping trip, and in July, Vegas trip again. I've done the bowling events which were fun. Next week is Whirlyball. This weekend is game night, then restaurants. There's a lot of variety for me. It's a little hard though because I live 45 minutes outside of Chicago. Getting down there is a pain in the neck. I sign up for an event, but when the day comes, I'm like, "I don't want to drive down, because I don't feel like it." I've made new friends but I doubt I will meet a significant other. TI think the Chicago area is big enough and there's enough variety in membership that they could have a couple of different calendars, not necessarily every night, but more one suburban, one city.

I've attended six events from Events & Adventures. A lot of them were a waste of time but the events that involved physical outdoors activities were fun. What got me interested was the promise of meeting lots of single people with common interests. For the most part, I'm not overly impressed. It does get me out of the house on occasion, but a lot of the events are mostly located a substantial commute from me. So I'm not really able to utilize the activities that they offered based on distance alone. They tend to misrepresent what they offer and I'm disappointed in the entire club format and the fact that you really can't cancel a membership after you try it out and determine that it's not what you were expecting.

I like going out and having fun with Events and Adventures. I got to the wrong place for my first event, but I found the right one eventually. We got sunburnt but had fun playing kick ball. So far, I've attended three events and they’ve all been good, especially the Punch Bowl. The last one I went to was held during rush hour, so the traffic was bad. Because of Events and Adventures, I have gained friends, and I’ve been talking to one person. Nothing serious yet, though.

As a way of getting out to meet people, I joined Events and Adventures. At my first event, the meet and greet, I felt nervous before arriving but got relieved after. It was enjoyable.

I love Events & Adventures! I was interested in meeting new people and I was excited about that during my first event with Events and Adventures. I had a lot of fun and met some really nice people. I've been to about seven of their events. We've had a game night, crawfish boil, a Cinco de Mayo event, and a trivia night at a pub. There's bingo tonight. We're going dancing on Friday in a country club. There's a fishing trip coming up on Saturday and then we're going to The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Saturday night. At the end of the month, we're going to a night club. There are a lot of different things, and my favorite one brought back a lot of good memories from my youth.

My son told me about Events and Adventures. I’m a very active person and I love trying new things and exploring new adventures and events. That sparked my interest the most and being that I’m single didn’t hurt either. I was really comfortable as soon as I showed up and started meeting people. It was easy to fit in, and it felt like everyone else has gone there for the same reason. I’ve done bowling, volleyball, rock climbing, mini golf, hikes, and going to a bar and mingle. I have an event tonight and on Saturday. Also, I’m doing the Memorial Day camping trip.

I joined Events and Adventures to experience meeting new people. I felt nervous before arriving at my first event. It was awkward and uncomfortable. I participated in an activity to watch the Diamondbacks game and I'm not interested in any of the ones that are coming up. Everybody's way older than me. I wouldn’t have done it if I would have known that that’s what it was.

I joined Events and Adventures for the activities as a good way to meet people. During the events, I was able to talk to a lot of nice people. I was excited before arriving at my first event. It was a Halloween party. It was great and it's my favorite. I plan on attending a sushi making class and going to the Oakland A's baseball game. But, the last event was a total bust. It was a charity ball for singles and it was here in San Francisco. It was billed as it was gonna be in a ballroom and very formal. But it was the worst venue. It was this dark conference room in a hotel. Just a squared boring room and it was almost pitch-black in there. People dressed like all kinds of stuff. There were jeans, the guys were not dressed formally and it was not a ballroom at all. Also the band and sound system were horrible. It was just like this pounding DJ, purple flashing lights. It was so tacky.

There are so many events for singles I can attend with Events & Adventures. It's an interesting group with so many different people coming to enjoy whatever they are doing. It's exciting to meet someone whom you’ve never met then do what you like to do too and see how much they're interested in. I've been with them for over a year and I went more than 10 times to the hiking. My favorite one was the hiking on the waterfall. On Saturday, I'm joining the coast hiking then bonfire and picnicking after that at the Golden Bay. Then the Sunday is what I'm interested in because we will be tour guided for three hours with kayaking. I've never done that. Unfortunately, I have not found a significant other as everyone who comes to the meeting is young. They are outside my dating pool. But it is interesting to try new things with Events and Adventures.

I grew up in Dallas but I just moved back to the area so joining Events & Adventures was a good way to meet people and do stuff instead of doing different things. Also, the fact that they interviewed people and weeded them out got me interested with the club. I was nervous when I arrived at my first event because all the people were new to me. I've only done four activities. We did a fencing class and that was cool. Additionally, I did the Game Night, the brewery and the new member thing. I've got three upcoming events.

I was interested in meeting new people, as well as doing activities that I would probably not do by myself, so I joined Events and Adventures. I have attended two events but there was a little bit of misunderstanding. The first one I went to was a new member thing. Then they had a deal afterwards, and that was counted for both of those. I then signed up for another event, and it was cancelled the day of. I wouldn't recommend Events and Adventures at this point.

I went to a cultural dinner for my first event with Events and Adventures. They contacted me beforehand and let me know where to meet and that somebody would be waiting to check me in. And when I arrived, there was somebody there and he knew exactly where to put us. I felt comfortable. I also did the whirlyball a couple months ago. It was a lot of fun and that was my favorite. There were about 60 people playing and I chatted with other people at the same time. It was a good mix.

Everybody at the club is single and I can go out to meet people and create new friends. I was nervous before my first event because I wasn't sure what to expect. After that event, everything felt great, and plausible - how everything could work out in the future with meeting new people and each experience is different. I've already gone to the History museum, the whirly ball, Trunk Club and Jazz Night and I like all of these events. I have met a couple of new friends but haven't met that significant other. It'll be nice to keep an open mind on it. I hope that they would have more events on the weekends because that's the only time I'm able to head up to Chicago and for a dance night. It's a pleasant experience for everybody and an adventure in itself.

A friend suggested that I check out Events and Adventures. I travel a lot for my job, so they do all the planning for me and it's easy to socialize. The first event was a good time and experience for mixing with people. It was the Pub Olympics, and was a good setup. I got to meet people and had a fun night. I'd been to half a dozen events where I've met lots of people. I'd recommend Events and Adventures.

I'm fairly happy with Events and Adventures. I haven’t been able to go to any events in the last two months because of a family emergency, but I think the price is too high for what we're getting. Also I live in Fort Worth so there are not a lot of things here, but overall it's pretty good.

Being with Events & Adventures is one of the best decisions I ever made. The overall experience has been great and they have good hosts. I have recommended them.

Events & Adventures was a group that did a lot of different activities and as a single, I could go and do lots of different things. I was nervous but the whole process made me secure and comfortable in it. I've attended a lot of events with such a wide variety but my favorites are the whirlyball, the sand volleyball, the game nights. Events & Adventures is a great way to get out and meet new people. They offer different things to do and it’s been a lot of fun. I've made new friends, too. I’m looking into going to the Clipper event in Seattle to Vancouver but I can’t seem to connect with Events & Adventures and I’m not getting through. Nevertheless, it's been a great and fantastic experience with them.

I'm new to San Francisco, so I don't have any friends. I'm also single and hoping to meet somebody to date. A friend told me about Events & Adventures. So far I've been to four or five events, and my favorite is the ski weekend. I also did the hand gliding. I didn't know my ACL was torn at that point. Fortunately, I was okay but I've had to cancel a bunch of events. One other thing that I am upset about is that this was sold to me like I was going to be meeting lots of people who were professionals, but that has not been the case at all. After my second or third event, I realized this was just something to go do an activity. The people who were there were completely not in my league. I met some really crazy, weird people in the group and also a couple of nice women as friends. No men at all.

The variety of activities got me interested. I've been to maybe 12 or 15 of their events and I really enjoyed a number of them. I've been to a canoe trip down the Trinity River, Game Night, Movie Night, Whirlyball, and a couple of dances and dinners. I’ve met a bunch of people, too. The experience with Events and Adventures has been pretty good. I’m enjoying myself and I’ve had a lot of fun.

I had signed up for this almost 3 years ago. I went to one event and hated it! I had never used it thereafter and I never plan on ever using it. Since I went past the 3 days allowed to cancel, I could not cancel the contract. Per some incredibly rude guy with the accounting department, he said that I have to pay at least half of the contract price in order to release me from paying all of it. Since funds were tight, I could not afford to do so.

I was interested in meeting other single people who are active so I joined Events and Adventures. I attended a lot of activities - I did golf, hikes to Castle Rock, bar hop. I did a ropes course and I also went to the bar to watch MMA fight. Then I went skeet shooting and I really enjoyed that. My most favorite event was the one with the Amazing Race. I'm kayaking next week at the Elkhorn Slough and there's a World Day Camping in Sacramento that I'm attending, which includes a whitewater rafting. I also signed up for the rafting down the Grand Canyon trip in June. In August I'm joining the trip to Spain and I look forward to that. Events and Adventures is a great place to do things that are on my kick buckets list. I've also met friends, but not a significant other and the variety of guys in the club are pretty slim.

I'm 62 and I’m newly divorced. My friends took me to this bar because there were people my age there. I liked the fact that Events and Adventures screens people to see if they were married or if they had a criminal record. Turns out that they may not totally always do that, but still, I don’t have any complaints. I was nervous and excited on my first event. I didn’t know anybody but I venture out on my own anyway. People were very nice to me. They checked on me and made sure I was having a good time.

Meeting people, and enjoying and doing things drew me to Events & Adventures. I have been on a dozen trips and I want to go to the sailing event that's coming up. I also have the hiking planned, but the challenge on it is most of the hiking events have been on Sunday morning when I go to church. I also live in Pacifica and most of the events are either in the South Bay area or the other side of San Francisco. It's about an hour's drive plus the traffic makes getting to them sometimes difficult. Another challenge is that I'm 73 and most of the people are a lot younger.