Events & Adventures Reviews

We met at a brewery on my first event and I was a little anxious but excited. It was more of a meet and greet than anything else. We played beer pong and board games. As you're going through the sign-up process, the people who are going through the sales process emphasize that this is a meet-up group for people who happen to be single. They're very open about it that you're gonna see people from mid-twenties up to late-fifties and early sixties. So they've got a huge range. Some of these meet-ups are intimate with five to six people and some have 30 people.

My first event with E&A was a winter hike in December and I was pretty apprehensive about it at first. But everything was fine. We hiked around the lake and visited with people as we went. I've been part of the program for four years now and I do anywhere from 3 to 12 events a month. I do a lot of the dining, the hiking, and the biking ones. I've been to Wildman campout, the Memorial weekend campouts, and the New Year’s Eve gatherings. I've also done a ski trips to Whistler and to Big Sky. I went to a trapeze thing as well and I did the trivia nights, bingo nights, and music nights. Even had my own band that I played in at one of the events.

The pink moon hike was nice. I met some of the people from previous events and some were new people. It was a nice mix of getting to know new people and getting exercise. I like to walk and that was a new trail for me to go on. It had nice views of the water. The cost is steep, especially ‘cause I joined as a lifetime member. They said, "You sign up now or you're not gonna get the kicker discount." It's little over four grand. But it's free to cancel without any penalty. Also, the quality of the events at E&A is better and sometimes there's extra value in it. They would arrange things with the restaurant to give free appetizers.

I love Events & Adventures. The events that I have been part of have been well-organized. I kept the first event very simple. I did some dumplings at one of the local restaurants in Dallas and it was fantastic. I had a blast with the group of ladies that I sat with. I also did the safari park. It was amazing because it was a different type of experience. It was hands-on, touching and feeding animals. It pains me when I see people online saying Events & Adventures is so expensive. But in order for them to create these tours, somebody has to pay for it. If you remove the money from the equation and go with a different mindset, it is amazing what you get out of it. It's nice for me to get out of the house, not have to talk to a teenager, and talk to people who I can relate to.

I've been to 15 events with Events & Adventures and I like the group activities. They have activities every day. The ones I've been to were like big parties. One of my favorites was a pizza-making class but I was interacting with other people. That was fun and we got to eat it and try a sample then. It was awesome. I would do that again if they had it. I have not planned a trip because they're too expensive. I do have an event at some point in June. The types of events depend on who the event manager is that's local. I have a new event manager, and the events the past few months have been not really my thing. I have made some new friends, but they don't talk to me on a daily basis. They talk to me when I'm in an event, and there is a Facebook page that we can chat in.

With Events and Adventures, I like being able to have a variety of social activities to attend that I wouldn't normally do on my own. I had a good time and enjoyed myself on my first event. I've been to three events so far, and my favorite one is kayaking. It was only about 30 minutes travel. I had to travel like an hour to get to the other two events. The first one was salsa dancing at a brewery. It was a little over an hour away, but I had a lot of fun at that. The second one was the meet your host and learn more like the new member thing. The venue for that was not nice at all. The meeting itself was fine, and then I stayed for a little bit longer for the next event where everybody was invited, but I would not go back to that location.

I've gone to a dozen events and trips and the pool party was my favorite. I like the activity and people are like no pressure and fun. Also, they do volleyball every Wednesday, we've done Bingo, and we go to live music events and a comedy show that was super interactive. Everything's been pretty good.

I usually do about four to five a month. I really like the karaoke nights that they do and the different game nights that they do every month too. Also, the murder mysteries are always a lot of fun.

For the most part, most members of E&A are decent people to hang out with. But every once in a while, you run into a person that is not so good. But E&A does their best to weed those people out. There are a lot of cool events that go on. I liked playing volleyball and there was also baseball that we did. I've had a good experience.

Events & Adventures provides a lot of different experiences and opportunities to do different things and make new friends and connections. I'm a very social person so I am excited, eager and ready to meet new people. The first event was at a local brewery type place and it was very casual. When I got there, the host was wonderful and very welcoming. I had a great time throughout the whole extent of it.

I signed up in February and I've been going to one or two events every week. There's a different experience each time but I've had fun at all of them. We went up to Duvall to see the alpacas. We went out bowling too. I'm planning on going to the Events & Adventures Memorial Day camping trip. You leave on Friday then you come back on Monday. I've made a couple of guy friends and I hang out with them or talk to them about what Events & Adventures they're planning on going to and meet up with them there.

Events & Adventures' trip to Telluride was my favorite. It was 14 people. And what they do is rent a giant house on Airbnb. I enjoy myself and I've created a good group of friends in the club despite their lack of management. Every month, they issue a calendar and it has events listed on different days of the month. Most of the time, all of the copies that are on the website is copy and paste. And the information is wildly inaccurate a lot of the times. You get out of it what you put in, but you have to read between the lines and do your own research about where things are and how they're going to be set up because the information can be inaccurate.

I did a dinner at an Italian place, Valentine's Day get-together at a bar and a racing night at a Go-Kart track. For the Valentine's Day event, it was subpar food for a Valentine's get-together. They had hotdogs and Sloppy Joes. There was some popular band and the bar was packed that you couldn't even move.

I was interested in the amazing events that they talked about after I signed up with Josh. There was a hiccup in the beginning though. It was something with one of the members. They were being very untruthful. But there is a bunch of people that care to be able to push me through to stay. I've been making a lot of great and close friends. I like the chili cookout. It was at one of the team members’ house in the state. It was a great turnout. I just went to an event last night and it was amazing. We went to a show and saw a band. It was 80s and 90s music. The hostess is a great friend of mine. We danced all night. The trips with Events & Adventures are so expensive though.

My first event with Events and Adventures was good starter. It was a new members meet and greet which rolled right into fun board games. Over the course I've been with them, I've done five events a month. I've been on one trip and the trips are a little harder because of how the scheduling has to go for it. The trips always come out a year ahead of time. But with my scheduling, I can't ever plan that far ahead with my PTO. Also, the trips get filled so fast to the point where you're on a big waiting list sometimes. Once you're committed, it's very hard to get out of the commitment so you don't wanna sign up until you know you're absolutely ready to do the trip. But they seem to have ways to work with you and it's very good from what I had when I did the one trip. It's also very well-coordinated.

Usually, E&A people don't meet up at the specified meeting location they have on the event calendar, but that's more or less because somebody else picked their spot and they decided that that was not convenient. My first event was a holiday train in Christmas Village at the Union Depot and that was fun. I usually try to do about two a week and so far, I've been to about 40 events. I did the Walk on the Wild Side, Papa Rocks, Coffee walk, bars, and brews. I also tried some of the better board game nights. My experiences have been a hit-and-miss but the people are all right.

I was searching on the internet about stuff to do and an ad popped up from Events & Adventures. And I did a little bit more research on them and was interested in everything that they do as far as going to trips, doing fun things, going to bars, and experiencing new stuff like skydiving, frisbee golf. I decided to sign up for it because it's pretty much just people like me that go out but don't know what to do.

My daughter knew a young man who was doing Events & Adventures, and that was how we were in it. On our first trips, we were his guests. Kenya was my favorite trip. I liked the trip because I saw animals in their natural habitat. The hot air balloon ride across the Serengeti was life-changing for me. I will not go to a zoo after seeing the animals in their natural habitat. The excursion took 11 days. Through Events & Adventures, I've been to Kenya, Morocco, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Galapagos, Easter Island, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, Moorea, and Croatia. Southern Italy and Greece are coming up in the middle of May and the first part of June.

I was a little nervous on my first event with Events & Adventures. I had that uncomfortable feeling that I didn't know many people in the social club. But during the event, I got more comfortable. Illyana was cool. I was stuck with her and then one other female that wasn't a part of the group who just was there. The first event was a bachata dance class. First, I got lost. So, that was fun. I was at a separate club with everybody else. I thought the group that I was supposed to be with was the group I started talking to and they were not. They had no clue who I was and that was weird. Then, Illyana, the host that day, texted me and found me. She was like, "Oh, you're at the club right across from us on the other side of the street." She came and grabbed me, and then, from there, the class started almost immediately. We jumped straight into dancing, learning the basic steps, and then we did a group dancing.

My very first event with Events & Adventures was a trivia event. I felt a little bit anxious because I didn't know anybody going there, and it was gonna be all new. The people were reasonably welcoming, so I found my way. I felt less anxious later on as I got more comfortable. I have not gone on any of their trips. I try to do a minimum of one event a week. I do about 10 events a month. Wallyball is a very regular one for me. Wallyball is like volleyball being played on a racquetball court where there are walls in the way. You can play off the walls. The walls also, interestingly, don't move, which can be a problem if you don't take that into account.

When I unexpectedly became single, I was looking for something to do with people. I would like to be able to get out of my house and do things. E&A offers fun things and I've met some great people. Going to my first event at E&A was comfortable. It was a play at the Guthrie, the theater. It was good. The people were friendly, too. I also went to pickleball and Whirlyball and there were wine club events and some dinners, too.

I went on a kayaking trip down the Saint Croix River on my first event and it was cool and a lot of fun. There was a ropes course in Taylors Falls. At first, I was a little intimidated because there were 40 people and I didn't know what was going on. I didn't know how to act. But after going to a couple of events, there was just a bunch of people hanging out. I’ve attended probably 20 events so far including the Minnesota State Fair. I went rock climbing, a kayaking trip, a Fourth of July party and a symphony. We went out to eat a couple of times and did a sling class. Events & Adventures is overpriced but you're gonna find lots of things to do with lots of different people.

I wanted to meet some new people. I decided to try Events & Adventures out but then I was not really happy with it because not many younger people did it. So, I feel like it wasn't being useful about meeting the correct age groups. Also, there are not a lot of active events, and a lot of them are happy hour. I was hoping to do more activities versus just going to happy hour. I can go out to happy hour whenever I want with my friends. A lot of the people who I met were much older. A lot of it was false advertisement. So, I decided to cancel my membership. You're supposed to meet people in their 20s to 30s and 40s, and I was not meeting that age range. I was a part of it for almost a year and a half.

I want to meet people a bit more organically. I signed up with Events & Adventures. I've just started and I've only been to four events. The first event was a hiking, and it was still cold out. There was only three of us that went. So, I felt like it was a small group but at the same time, it was two guys. So I thought, "Well, my chances are gonna be pretty good if this is what it's gonna be like in the future." The second one was a book club. There were more women, and I really was not interested in the men that went. So, I probably will not go to another book club. The third one was at the Shedd Aquarium. That was really nice. That was a much larger group. However, it was also very difficult for us to all stay together and meet people because everybody was everywhere.

Events & Adventures is a good opportunity to get out there, meet new people, and do all those activities around your city that you might not even know that are happening. My very first event was a hike. It was really nice, and I got to talk to a lot of people there. I've been to around 10 to 15 events. There are a lot of sporting events like pickleball and volleyball. There are also active games like arcade and we also did karaoke. For physical activity games, you work a group. That was really fun.

My experience with Events & Adventures hasn't been very nice. I'm not super excited about the events because I know it's not fun at all. There are a lot of old people there. The trip thing also seems a little bit too extravagant. I don't attend those events anymore. It's just that I have an agreement to pay for a year and I cannot stop the payments. I'm suffering through that. Their website is bad too.

Scam. Scam. Scam. Super shady business practices... I saw a digital ad for Events & Adventures on my Facebook feed, and I was curious because the marketing materials looked really great, so I signed up for an "interview." The hour long Zoom meeting I went to with one of their representatives was one really long sales pitch, and highly manipulative.

Events and Adventures seems really expensive. The company has a lot of room for improvement, especially with the mobile website. It's not good. I was told that they're working on an app, but it hasn't been completed yet. As far as events, I've been to about 12 events and I was very nervous on my first one but I was a little excited, too. We went ice fishing up on one of the reservoirs up in the Rocky Mountains. That was really interesting because it was a small group of people. So, we got to know each other well, and it was something that none of us had ever done. I did catch a fish and that was really exciting. I was the first person to catch a fish, and it was really fun and interesting. What I caught was a rare fish.

I'm an introvert so it was a little nerve-wracking for me to be in a big group of new people when I attended my first event with E&A. I also wished the hosts were a little bit more prone to introduce new people to existing members. But otherwise, I had a good experience. So far, I haven't been on any trips yet, but I attend eight events a month. The sailing was pretty fun and it was interesting to learn how the boat worked. But it was a very far drive for me. It was down in Key Biscayne and I'm based in Palm Beach County. But if they held it in a more central location, I would do it again. The fencing event was a lot of fun, too and I go to bowling every month.

I've enjoyed my experience with E & A so far. I've been with them for two months now. It's giving me some opportunities to get out and experience new things and meet people I would probably not have met otherwise. I like some of the restaurants, like the Mussels I went to at St. Andrews last week. That one was good. I also stayed with part of the group that was out there and did other things with them afterwards. It was nice.

Whoever is doing the event, their information is provided on the website. So if you have any questions, you can call and ask. I called them because we had some bad weather down here and I had to drive quite a way. When I got there, they had a sign on the table so you knew where to go. They were very friendly. I've done three events and they were all pretty good to me. I'm not anti-social, but I'm not super social. They were in my wheelhouse. I didn't feel as awkward as I thought I was gonna feel. Going to the events made it really easy to talk to other people. I don't get out of the house very much because I work all the time. So being able to get out and find common ground with other people is nice. I used the website but it would be a lot easier if it was an app. With the website, I tend to have to sign in every single time and then scroll through the screen.

Events & Adventures has been outstanding so far. They have great groups and great value. So, I’m really happy with them. Michelle is doing a great job there. She’s the head event coordinator. She's got other people like Kremlin and Alexander and Simone. I really enjoyed my experience so far.

Events & Adventures was a great way to get out and meet people. I have made a lot of friends and it's been a great experience. I've enjoyed the two-stepping, which is probably one of my favorite events. The Halloween party was also one of my favorite events. It was a lot of fun. The cost is manageable though I would have loved to see more free events. Most of the events have a cost past your monthly dues. Recently, I had a lot of experiences with a particular member, and some stalking and harassment. It was not handled very appropriately so I haven't been super happy lately.

On my first activity with Events & Adventures, I was a little nervous mostly because I've never been to that spot before or anywhere near there. I didn't know what to expect from the people. But since then, I've been to about 30 to 40 events and I have made a few new friends who I usually talk to when I see them. I liked the Immersive Gamebox in Natick and I signed up for one event on the 15th. I also wait-listed for another event but there were events that I have not done primarily because of the price. I also wish they made some events, like the laser tag and indoor volleyball, a little bit longer. The last event I did involved pushing and curling stones across the table. We were broken into groups and I was playing with two other people, just chatting. It was a pretty low-key event.

My first event was nice and laid back. A lot of the administrators were there, having fun and hanging out. I actually hung out, spoken to a lot of them, and started to understand the vibe. I've went to around six events. Hanging out with the professionals that night was pretty fun. We just all sat around, talked, had fun, and got a drink or two in. Sometimes they got a pool hall, hits them, and knocks them all around. Those are also fun. The second one that I enjoyed the most as well was the bowling nights. Those were pretty fun as well.

It's been pretty good with Events & Adventures so far. I've tried a lot of things I haven't done before or things I haven't done in a very long time and I'm enjoying it.

Events & Adventures had a wide network even through other cities. I was curious on what type of people were there but my first event was a very positive experience. I've been to several parties and meetups at different restaurants and microbreweries, game night, also Halloween party, and Memorial Day weekend traveling for camping. The crawfish boil was my favorite. I made some new friends.

I love Events & Adventures and I'm very happy with it. I became a lifetime member and I enjoy it very much. It's very clear what the event is about and what the business model is. I've made lifelong friends right now through Events & Adventures. I have a social life that I didn't have before without them. If I'm bored one day, I could just go on the calendar. They have a calendar with events and there's an event every day. I never feel bored and lonely. It's the best way to make friends and have a social life for any person who recently moved to a new town and they don't know anybody. If you're recently divorced or a widow, it's a great way to get back out there and build a social life and build a network.

I joined Events & Adventures at the end of December and my first event was Hammond's Candy Tour. Then I went on the new member mingle. I’ve gone on about 14 events and the escape room and puzzle wars are fun. It seems like the average age is in their mid-30s so I'm older than a lot of the members. But I've met friends and people that I recognize at the events and we talk. I haven't met a boyfriend but I'm not in a hurry. I'm just having fun.

E&A had a good New Year's Eve party and some good pool events. They did an escape room where people coordinated to solve the clues to get out of the little escape room. That was fun. They did a combat archery as well and that was fun too. It's a nice group. People are looking to be friendly and make friends. It's a variety of different personalities that people do a great job of talking with everybody and getting to know each other.

I go to 6 to 12 events every month so I make good use of Events & Adventures. I've been going for a couple months since September and I've probably been to 50 events in that time. It fills out my week. I do a lot of events on Fridays and I've done something every Friday so far this year. I've made a very solid group of friends and I started seeing someone in the group.

The game night I went to was the first event I attended and it was great. It was a perfect icebreaker, a great way to sit down and meet new people and interact with them and get to know them a little better. It made the introductory experience easy. I also went to a Monday mingler. There was also a couple recently of a go-meet at Dave's house. There was also one that was a Valentine's Day event just last weekend and it was good. People did a secret Valentine gift exchange. We got to hang out with each other. There was a karaoke night later for those who stayed. It was a fun experience and it was also the best event that I went to. It was very well organized and the crowd there was perfectly fine. E&A is a great experience to meet new people, especially fellow singles and do a lot of adventures together. Really an exciting organization to be with.

Events & Adventures is not geared to my age range in between 30 and 40. It's more like for 40-plus. I got to active events. They stopped the combat archery, which was fine because that wasn't one where you could meet people because you're sweaty at the end of it. The last event I went to was at A-Maxx for a laser tag. The session was legit but I drove an hour and a half to play a seven-minute game. They had a go kart track, bowling and a bunch of stuff but they set up a one-game session for laser tag and that's it? People really drive out of their way. There was someone that was coming from further away from me. What was the point of that? If it was like 45 minutes to an hour, maybe it would've been worth it. Every once in a while, I try to go to as much as events as I can but with some of them on the weekend, they fall during work hours. So, that doesn't make sense for everybody. I'm not looking to renew.

I signed up for a few events including a bar-hopping with a party bus and an 80s dance. I've been very satisfied with E&A.

All the members of E&A are really cool and open. In November, I went to different events that they had. But in December I was really busy. I didn't have any chance to participate.

I already went to 40 events. The variety is nice. And I've made some friends. Recently, we went to this painting event where we painted some pictures. I liked the class.

First off, I didn't sign up for E&A so I can't speak to what it's like once you're in. My issue is with the sales experience. You are told that you are interviewing for a "private club" by "invite only." They ask you a lot of questions about yourself and it's a little like a first date. I don't think it's an accident that they paired me with an attractive woman who claimed she was also a member of the club for about a year. They keep asking leading questions like "What do you think you would get out of this" and "What are you looking for with E&A?" They ask what problems you have had with other dating avenues like apps.

I signed up for E&A last year in July 2023. I tried to attend 1-2 events but eventually they were cancelled due to some or other reason. Once it was due to nobody showing up and another time saying the organiser has been hurt from the previous event; not sure if any event actually takes place as for most of the events, not more than 1-2 attendees used to sign up.

I did volunteer work for my first event, which was a little bit different from some other people's first event. I only joined in November so I'm very relatively new. But I am planning to travel this year, whether that's gonna be E & A or my friends. It's up in the air right now. Events & Adventures is a little bit pricey depending on which package you choose. There are probably different pricing models that they can use to achieve the same results. They can do a rolling sort of event count with their price and there are probably different ways to make it more accessible to different socioeconomic classes. All the income questions and all this upfront cost that you had to do also felt very weird and awkward. But other than that, if you can afford the price, it's probably worth it. I can only speak to the Phoenix area and they seem to have a good group of people set up. E & A seems to be running a good amount of events that I like to go to.

I haven't been able to go some events with Events & Adventures because the system notification process is lacking. It would be much better if it was an app. I paid for a few things that I got an email on, but the email was last minute. Then someone texted saying, "Hey, why aren't you here?" I ended up paying a bunch of money for things that I never got to go to. If you're on the waitlist and you get put on the event, you should get a text message or some kind of notification to your phone. When I'm at work, I can't get my personal email accounts. So, it's difficult, especially for a lot of people in the DC area. I imagine it would be similar.

I like that Events & Adventures is a way to meet other single people and do fun things. I've been to about 15 events, and the New Year's Eve event was my favorite. We had our group but we had the opportunity to mingle with people outside of the group. Overall, my experience is not what I was expecting. While the events are interesting and I like them, the group of people is not what I had in mind. The people in the group, sometimes, makes it a little bit awkward and uncomfortable. I'm paying this money but I'm not very motivated to attend events because of the experiences that end up happening because of the people. At the last event I went to, another group member brought a partner, and they were kissing at the end of the event. It's very uncomfortable to be there. It was a little confusing to me, especially with the messaging I received during my vetting process.

After I started meeting other people and other people started socializing, we all felt comfortable. I have made some new friends. The game events were the most fun. Their website does everything you need but it's kind of an older website. It's not quite as user-friendly as some of the newer website. But it's still okay to use. It just could be a little better. Events & Adventures was a good club to join. I would recommend it.

Events & Adventures does a lot of fun things, but I'm regretting why I joined. I have my account on hold. I wish they would advertise what goes in there than sell something that is not delivered. At least I know where I'm losing my money at. I realized all the events are more of drinking. If you're done with partying and drinking, this is not the best event for you.

I had been an Events & Adventures member in Massachusetts years ago. I found out when I looked on their site that they had one in Atlanta. So, I joined. However, I have not been to one of their social events here because of the time and the geographical location of it. The event happened around the busiest time in Atlanta. From 4 to 8 o'clock, it's nothing but traffic getting from one spot to the next. I traveled with them in December. I went to New York with them. That was fine. The only thing that offset it was the host. She was a nice person, but she got agitated closer to the end of the event. Her tone changed. It's not that many minorities in the social group. Also, I recommended people to the Boston chapter and they were very dissatisfied. They have appeared to events where people have not been dressed appropriately on the boat cruise. And once again, the issue is there's not that many minorities. So, they haven't been active in that chapter.

I was anxious on my first event since I hadn't been around people in a while but that changed when I got there. I've been a member now for about three months and I do about 15 events a month. I like it when we have a big group dinner at different restaurants. There's no loud music and everybody's together. The experience with Events and Adventures has been good so far and I’ve made a couple of friends.

With Events & Adventures, the events are planned and you can participate in them and there are no expectations. It's just a group of people who get to go together and if you spark up a conversation and have a path forward, then you're able to maybe have a relationship. I signed up and arriving to my first event, I was full of anticipation and excitement. It was a walk through the woods to the bamboo forest. I've done six events, so far, and the groups of people are diverse. The majority of it is women and they're successful. It's not cheap to join so most of the people are educated or doing very well in their profession.

Events and Adventures is a good way to meet new people and explore new places. Everybody's a little on the older side. I'm on the younger side but it isn't a problem for me. They're cool. Every time I see them at events we always talk.

I've been with E&A for six months now. It was nice to be able to get out and do things by yourself but also with other people, not having to really think or plan anything. My favorite event that I went to was a comedy show.

My first event with Events & Adventures was very welcoming and it felt a lot safer than trying to pursue any other way that wasn't as organized. I've participated in a lot of the events since then as I was trying to do something every week at one point in time last year. It really gave me the opportunity to learn the area and meet new people that weren't my friends and weren't broke. So far, I found acquaintances but I don't know if that's what I'm really looking for. I'm also trying to take one of my friends with me because you're allowed a friend to go with sometimes. I've even told my boss what I did when he asked me what I do on the weekends.

I was a member for 2 years and never got to attend a single event. The calendar I was shown during my interview was fictional, the real calendar I found on the app had only 2-3 listings, never a real calendar, and the listings were always full. When I called to ask for help, I was told it was because of my phone. However, I experienced the same problem on my laptop and tower. They never offered to help. They refused to terminate my membership. I found the company unresponsive and the service abysmal. They do not provide what they promise.

I felt safe attending my first event because it was organized and I knew there would be someone there to greet me. I knew what I signed up for and I didn't have to stress about making reservations or organizing it myself. I just needed to show up and that I wouldn't be alone. I've been in the group for several years now. I've made a few lifelong friends with this group. On average, I go once a month to an event and I've been on a few trips. One was to Europe, and then I've been on some day trips with them. When we went to Arizona, it was fun because we got to see animals and it was at Christmas time, so it was lit up and very festive.

The Events & Adventures rep did a great job of planning and organizing. He was great. The people that I met at the events were nice. I've only gone to two events and they’ve all been positive experiences.

E&A does a good job of setting things up and communicating to people. They get back to you very quickly if you have any questions or concerns. I've been on a Grand Canyon trip, which was a lot of fun, and then a Scotland and Ireland trip. I felt it was too crowded but other than that, it was a great time. They had a lot of activities planned and we saw a lot of great landmarks. Also, I like a lot of the arts and crafts and the museum events we do. I'd tell others it would be worth joining E&A.

Everybody gets nervous on the first event. It’s fine. I've gone on trips to Alaska and Thailand and both were good. I’ve also gone to hundreds of events such as wine weekends and dinners.

I was new to the area and thought that joining E&A would be a good way to get out and discover the area and meet some potentially new friends. When I signed up with them, I was excited and hopeful. So far, I went to one of the ones where you meet some of the hosts. It was a little dinner and drinks meeting. I also went to a couple, one was a Jenga competition and one coming up on Friday is a pool get together. I'm satisfied.

I was really nervous before arriving to my first event with Events and Adventures. It took a couple of events to attend to feel comfortable, but eventually, it did get better. I haven't done any trips, but I'm a lifetime member. It's just been a couple of years, but I've been to over 50 events. The events get better and better. Tonight, we're going to play bocce ball, glow in the dark, at a park. I was like, “I’ve never done that before. Okay!” We're gonna go see Christmas lights and we're gonna try different restaurants. So, always, the next adventure is my favorite one.

I first joined Events & Adventures back in 2017. I was gonna join two years prior, but the cost drew me away at the time. But I had since changed my mind and it seemed such a fun group. I've always had a positive experience. I'm originally from the Phoenix, Arizona group. I joined them and started doing events with them, and it has been great. I was nervous at first, but I've grown since to be more comfortable. I've made new friends. I still keep in touch with them, just a vast amount of people all over the country either through the trips I've met them or just going to those states and attending events with them. Whenever I got paired with someone, he was always someone I end up getting along with.

I've done several events per month since I was an Events & Adventures member in 2015. It has helped me to get to know the Chicago area. And I've made good friends. There are friends that I see when I go to events. I see new faces all the time, but there's a group of old-timers that we've been with the group for a while. We know each other and we have special memories together. That's true of some of the guys, or women that I'm close to. It has been a nice group of people. We're not all the same in terms of religious backgrounds, but we get along and have fun together. And after seeing the same people for a while, we have become close. I have not dated anybody from Events & Adventures, although there were some situations where I got close.

I felt good on my first event with Events & Adventures. I had good expectations for it. It took a little while to meet a bunch of new people but overall, everything was good. The camping trip was my favorite. It was great. I'm supposed to do a glass blowing event this Thursday. They really should create an app for the whole online sign-up process for events. That would make things a million times better. Right now, it's on a website. It's not impossible, but it's difficult to use the website on your phone. Other than that, I'm happy with Events & Adventures.

They have a lot of activities. I went to about six events. I went bowling, line dancing, and wine tasting. It took me a while to get comfortable with the group. My favorite was when we went to a Labor Day weekend camp. It was kind of an indoor camp and it was nice.

Events and Adventures was different and there was a local hub close to me. I went to three events. I liked the Salt River Tubing. That one was fun. But sometimes it felt like people didn't wanna be there. They were just doing it. It was weird. And after the event, everyone would be, "All right, bye," and just split up. I thought everybody wanted to talk. I kept hanging out with the same people which wasn't an issue. It's just my intentions with Events and Adventures was different and I failed to meet that. So, I stopped showing up. I was mad because I paid $2000 for the service and I only used it for a month or two. But I understand there are no refunds.

I enjoy being part of E and A, and I attend as many events as I can depending on my job schedule. I really love the people, and especially the event organizer here in Dallas, Bell. She's really awesome. There was an interview, and they gave me a lot of information, so when I went to the first event, I was ready. As far as the events, my favorite was our Labor Day weekend trip. It was in a camp where we stayed, and that was nice. I did not expect anything like that. I haven't found a significant other, but I have made friends there, and most of the people out there are really nice.

My first event was a hike and it worked out well. The first person I met there was very friendly and then other people arrived and I found it was a group I fit in with very easily. I've done two travel trips with them, too. The first one was absolutely fantastic. It was rafting in the Grand Canyon. It was four days and it was roughing it out in the wild and sleeping on cots on the beaches at night. But they made meals for us and brought everything along. Also, we visited a deer ranch and we helicoptered down into the thing to start our trip mid-point on the rafting through the canyon. It came highly recommended and then I've been recommending it tremendously since I did it. Just last year, I went to Greece, which was my first international travel with them. The stuff that was in the trip was fantastic but I learned about myself that I don't wanna travel in a group of 40 people. Not that they weren't nice or that I wasn't having a good time. I was just ready to not be around that many people all the time.

Events & Adventures is great for people who wanna try new experiences. I've attended 33 to 44 events. I attended the New Year's party at a restaurant. I also went dancing and then to a burlesque show. It was fun. I definitely got to sit down and talk to a few more folks to make it feel more comfortable. I got to go skydiving, which was also nice.

My first event with E&A was going to a Garlic Festival. We picked fresh garlic and then they had vendors that had garlic food. We walked around and went to different booths and then we sat and had some dessert. However, the people in Phoenix are nerdy. I didn't experience that at all in the international trip that I took and there were a lot of people just like me. I went to Kenya and it was fantastic. Great group of people, very well organized from the person who put it together, Curtis. He did a great job. Our host was not the best because she wore booty shorts and had her booties out the whole time, which is not appropriate in Africa. But what we did and the accommodations were fantastic. Went on Safari too. We went to some African villages as well. We ate at our hotels all the time in a buffet style and it was a lot of options and it was just good.

The whirlyball was fun. I also went to the Halloween event and the Labor Day camping trip. I also did zip-lining, paintballing, and line dancing. The whirlyball and zip-lining were adventurous. If you don't have anything to do or you don't know anybody, Events and Adventures is something to get involved in. If you're wanting to get out and explore things to do that you may not even know is going on in your city, this is the thing for you. You get to choose which events you wanna go to. You get to meet different types of people. If you're looking for just love, it might not be the place for you, but it could be.

I've been very happy with Events & Adventures. It seemed that everybody in the club was verified. I liked the coloring event in Denver. It was mostly just hanging out with people, eating and having some beers. I have made some new friends.

I usually go to about 10 to 15 events a month in my city and I like the events that don't revolve around eating and drinking. I also liked the arts and crafts events I've been to in the last month. It was a good chance to socialize. So far, I made friends with a few people, so I have their numbers, and we do stuff outside of E & A. I like to go out Monday through Friday because I work from home. So I like being out in the evening, do an activity, and socialize. But at the same time, I'm not really a partyer or a drinker. So I like going bowling or doing an arts and crafts thing. I wish we did a little bit more of that during the week. Other than that, they don't have an app, so if I'm on my phone, I have to go to Safari to access their website and it's not very web-friendly.

I liked that Events & Adventures is a singles group. I want to have a place where I could do different things with other singles as compared to trying to find something to do with people my age where it's just couples. Signing up with them was through phone, and it went by smoothly. As far as the events, I've gone skydiving, I've made pottery, I've done horseback riding, and an escape room. There were lots of things. It's worth it to go if you have the chance and have the money to sign up for the group.

On my first event with Events & Adventures, I was a bit of nervous. There were a lot of people I've never met and I was not really sure what to expect. But the people were pretty friendly and very quickly I was able to acclimate and feel a part of the group. It's been almost a year since I've been in the group, so I've been to quite a few events so far. I have done all of the camping trips that they've had and those are always fun. I also usually go to their local trips and I'm going to go to the Zoom Awards on Sunday. A lot of the activities have been unique in ways where it's the first time I've tried it and I'd enjoy it. But the most memorable have been the more extreme ones like skydiving or shark diving.

I went to new member event followed by a board game night. It was at a long-time member’s house. We didn't have the immediate address. We just had the general location up until the day of. I got there early then sat in my car for a little while. Then someone pulled up behind me and got out. He started to walk towards the house then realized it was 15 minutes early and started to go back to his car. I got out and asked, “Are you here for Events & Adventures?” He answered yes so we walked in together. The events manager there had just arrived as well. We hung out and helped her get set up. Then people started arriving and she went through the general information. About 20 people ended up showing up. Right about the half-hour mark, a lot more people showed up for the game night. Once the new member event was over, we split off. The majority of us went and played Cards Against Humanity. A few people did the wine tasting stuff.

I'm single and I'm busy, and most of my friends are married, so I decided to join Events & Adventures. Signing up with them was great. I sent in the request form and I got an email. I talked to someone the next day on Zoom and they were great. I've done dinner, axe throwing and painting. All of them were great. The people were great as well.

I went to trivia night at a bar setting, and I enjoyed it even though there were only three of us that came that night. Events & Adventures is cool, but I lost my job so I had to scale back, and that was one of the things I wasn't able to continue. I just started another job last week, and I was gonna start back up with them.

I have a mixed feeling about Events & Adventures. It's super expensive, but it's a good way to get out of home. We have events every day. Not all of them are free. I already pay this huge amount of money, but I have to pay for events. There's no way to see that money back, except they're actually organizing. And for organizing, it's very expensive to do. You get nothing back from it. It looks like more like a business than a group of people enjoying each other.

The biggest thing I've been doing with Events & Adventures is the Dungeons & Dragons sessions. It is my favorite. I do that a couple of times a month now. It's a little expensive just for that but I really enjoyed that activity. The other stuff's been okay. I do like the online interactive game. That's great. The D&D sessions are online, too. It opens up a larger area for people to interact through. A lot of the time, I didn't have much that I was really big on. There are few one-off things that I really liked, but the only thing that I've been consistent with was the D&D, which is very good.

There are a lot of events with Events & Adventures. I've had a lot of fun and made a lot of friends. It's been great. But there were times I was curious why some events cost as much as they did. One event was when we went mini golf. On a whim, I looked it up and saw how much it would be to go play. What we paid to go to the event was actually more than what it would be if I just walked up and said I wanna play golf. I made it known to other members. At the most, it should cost what it would cost anybody else to go. I would think that we would get a group rate. We paid so much to join and it would even be a reduced rate for that as well. It seems like E&A is taking all the money and I don't know what they do with it. They do a lot of our travel arrangements and I understand that.

I was looking to find a social group. I'm in an online graduate program all the way out in a retirement community, so I researched groups in the Phoenix area. I encountered meetup groups, then Events & Adventures popped up quickly after an hour of search. I started looking into it, and I called them. I said, "What are you guys about?" They said, "Well, let's set up a meeting, talk about it, see if you're a good fit, and go from there." I had a mini interview with them where they did a bit of a background check and asked me what I was looking for. I had some questions as well. I said, "Well, I'm 27 years old, I don't wanna be joining a group that's geared towards older single individuals." They said, "No, no. We have 21 and up single people. Just come to events. We're here to support you."

Two years ago, I went through a divorce and found myself single again. I thought instead of trying to date, it would be more prudent and fun to stay single for a while and figure myself out for a bit. Events & Adventures has been a wonderful outlet for that. I am only familiar with the Phoenix Club, but I attribute every wonderful thing with the club to our amazing event manager. Her name is Maggie, and she is all. She is engaged, gets feedback, is open to suggestions, strong and and flexible when she needs to be. She is an asset to the Events & Adventures team.

The process of getting me into the group went very smoothly. Events and Adventures gave me an interview over Zoom, and I got approved. It's expensive, but it's worth it. It's a good group and they got good people. I've gone to a lot of different stuff, including happy hours, tours, art shows, dinners and sports-related events, like bowling. I'm satisfied overall.

The sign-up process with Events and Adventures was straightforward. I went through a short interview process, got approved, paid, and joined. I strolled right in on my first event like it was no big deal. I made many close friends. We all still communicate even though Events and Adventures doesn’t have an app or centralized way to do it. So, it will be good if they could have an app.

The very first event I went to was the inaugural dinner. Everybody was introducing themselves to each other and I got an idea of who our host was and a laydown of who the initial members were as well as who we were meeting and gonna have other opportunities to do things with. We met at a gaming bar and it had this game where you slide a puck across the table to the other side. They had a dart and a pool. And there's this weird game I wish I had played. It was a good diversity of people. I was on the younger end. I'm 30 and then it was all the way to the mid-40s. People were in different kinds of fields. One guy had a roofing company and a woman managed multiple enterprises. I felt very comfortable before I even arrived. I'm a very big social butterfly so, it's easy for me to integrate myself into any kind of atmosphere. I knew I was gonna enjoy it and easily be able to custom-made myself to it.

They've been great. The lady I spoke to when I joined was fantastic, super nice and outgoing. Everyone was super happy and very open arms to welcome me. We sign up online on the site. Each month, a calendar comes out. We click, “View the events you wanna sign up for.” Then show up at the date and time. We did a paintball one, which was fun, and archery, too.

I like the variety of events to do at Events and Adventures. There are outdoor events like kayaking, hiking, bowling. There are also indoor events. We've been to a couple of bars. There is also a rooftop meetup. I had a lot of fun at Dodgebow Archery. We went to a roller rink that also had pickleball. We recently had a pool night and that was fun, too. There was supposed to be a roller rink night, but it was canceled because the place was closed. Instead, we did a board game night. They're all good times. They're not boring or simple. They don't seem like they were just thrown together. They seem like they were thought about and planned well.

A co-worker told me about Events & Adventures. A friend of hers had joined and she absolutely loved it. I tried it too. I was nervous during my first event. You never know what you're walking into. But when I walked in, everybody was so nice and so welcoming. Within 15 minutes, my nervousness was gone. It was like they were friends that I had just been meeting up with and I was meeting so many new people. It was really nice. It was an experience. I was too cautious about it at first. But I really liked it and I had a lot of fun.

I had the unfortunate experience of joining "Events and Adventures," and I must say it was a complete waste of time and money. This company promises exciting events and the chance to meet interesting people, but in reality, it's nothing more than a money-grabbing scheme. First and foremost, the financial aspect of this service is outrageous. They demand thousands of dollars upfront, followed by a $30 monthly fee, and then some of the events charge you extra to attend. It's like they are squeezing every last penny out of their members, leaving you feeling like a walking wallet.

I got the Events & Adventures lifetime membership. So, I paid a bit of money up front, but I can go to a lot of the events and things and not have to worry about stuff. I liked the travel. Everybody was warm and welcoming at the first event. I met some people that lived in different areas. A lot of them were younger than me. But that was no big deal. We sat around, talked and did a couple of line dances which was fun. It was more so about getting to know each other. Next year, I'm looking forward to trying to either go to Thailand or to try to get on the Vietnam, Cambodia trips that they have.

A lot of times, when you go to a venue, it's hard to identify who's a part of the group and who's not. Also, I haven't been overly impressed. They're events that I can find locally and do on my own at a much cheaper cost. We pay a significant amount per month but we don't get our money's worth. On most of the events, you pay on top of that. For the comedy night, it was charged $60 but it was a free show. So far, everybody's been nice but sometimes there's not a lot of mingling going on. Events and Adventures could have a better way to identify people or be able to do more mixing and mingling either before the event or have it incorporated into there. It's easy if there is a small amount of people. But the larger the group gets, there's not a great way to control it. It would also be nice if what we paid for monthly, we could attend some of the more costly events.

It's been phenomenal with Events & Adventures. I walked in to my first event and people were friendly. They were real and it was a nice environment. I participate in about 50% of the activities. Anything that's competitive in sports or has sports is usually something I would go to. I've done almost every bowling night and every billiards night. Also, I go to the birthday parties at the end of the month. Anybody I meet who's single and who seems to be half decent, I tell them to look into it. They have a good group in South Florida.

I saw E & A on social media and I submitted my information on the link. They reached out to me and set up an interview. Customer service has been really great so far. They're communicative. They email me and I email them back. I can call them and text them. They make it really easy. The first event I went to was their grand opening and I had a little bit of trouble finding the event. But the host Grayson and she reached out to me and asked if I was coming. I told her I was trying to find it and she came and got me. That was nice. I was excited for that event.

The events have been diverse with different options for people and seem fairly well run and organized. It has been a positive experience with Events & Adventures. I just signed up in August and attended probably five events. Everybody's there to meet people and have a good time, and a lot of people approach it as more of a social atmosphere, like a dating event. It doesn't seem like it's a meat market or you’re overly pressured to speak to any one person. It's mostly made up of people who are just there to socialize and get out and try new things.

Joining the club was easy and delightful. I've gone skydiving, gone on some walks, went out for dinner, and done some very fun activities. You should definitely try Events and Adventures if you're looking to meet new people and get out more.

With Events and Adventures, the calendar of events was a lot of events that looked like I would enjoy, but that I didn't have to plan. The very first event that I went to was an art gallery showing at a place called The Duce in Phoenix. I didn't end up staying because it wasn't as conducive for hanging out and meeting the other people in the group. But the next event I went to was a skydiving thing and it was really cool. That was a good event. It allowed for more interaction with the other people in the group. Everybody seems nice and welcoming and trying to make people feel comfortable.

I was a little nervous during my first event since I was not sure what to expect and how I would get along with the different types of people. But everyone was pretty welcoming. As I went to event to event, I started getting a lot more comfortable. When I would meet new people that were similar, I would try to give them a good experience, and at least meet somebody that's nice.

For my first event, I met the group at a local food truck venue that was close to a friend's house. They were open, friendly, and gregarious. I popped in and out without an issue, which is exactly what I need in my life. My next event was an actual trip where I was gonna be stuck with these people. For all intents and purposes, people that I don't know. But that was great for me, and so I've done more travel than events.

I liked the experience when I enrolled. I appreciated that they do an interview to make sure that people are getting in the club with the right intentions. My goal is to try and find things to do that would involve other people so I'm trying to sign up for things that are more group related. and so far, so good. I've been really enjoying escape rooms and the people that I've met and have been getting to know have been great. Sometimes there are more expenses than necessary, considering the amount of money that I initially and continue to pay for. And it seems like they're a little understaffed. There are a few people who seem very inundated with work and they're reliant on the participants of the club to do a lot of the coordinating. Other than that, I'm happy that E&A exists.

So far, my experience with them has been good. Everyone that I've met has been nice and the events have been fun. The cost of Events and Adventures is high because most of the events are free then we have to pay for some of them. So I wasn't really sure what the money that we were paying up front was going towards.

I was anxious before arriving at my first event but once I got there, the people were welcoming and friendly. I’ve been on probably between 50 and 100 events. I like going out and exploring different restaurants with the club. Events & Adventures does a few dinners each month, which is what I enjoy doing. We also play beach volleyball and Whirly Ball every week. I do a lot of both. And I like that there are a lot of different events, things to try, and opportunities to do new things with the club. But I haven’t gone on any trips. They're all very expensive.

I've been to four different events and they've all been really well thought out of. Good unique events that I've tried new things in the city that I probably wouldn't have done on my own. I liked that we went to a comedy show and that was really fun. I like the events, but they oversold the aspect of being a dating group. Maybe they can enroll more men in it because it's been very heavily women in the group. Their website is also clunky. It's not really a sleek design. It's also overpriced for what it is.

When I signed up with Events & Adventures, the interviewer was very explanatory. I've been to four events and there's still not a lot of people attending because they had just opened it up. They're mostly bars. One was an underground bar with some games. There were two that were in a rooftop. The last one was a trivia night. Their price is higher than I wanted it to be and the website could be upgraded but so far, I'm very satisfied with the service.

I like certain aspects of E & A. But I would prefer to have more people that are around my age. In lots of the events I've attended, the people tended to be more on the older end of the spectrum. I've attended dinners, board games, hikes, museums, coffee cafes. When it comes to dinner, I don't like them as much because a lot of the time you end up sitting and you sit in the same position for the entire meal. So, you only get to know the people at that side of the table and you can't really talk to anyone else on the other side or it's harder to talk to the other side of the table. It's harder to get to know everyone in those events. That's one negative I have about those events. On the other hand, you could meet good people.

E&A is not what it's advertised to be. I thought it was like a big networking group with opportunities to date, but it's more of a big networking group with the opportunity to party. Everybody's expectation is different. For some people, that’s perfect. That’s what they're looking for. For some people, it's not close to what they bargained for. They also could do better on their online website. They don't even have an app. You have to log in. But they have a lot of fun and awesome activities. That I give to them 110%. They have some great weeks and they have some regular weeks. All, in all, they balance.

I've been to 12 events in the last month and a half. They're decent. There's sometimes a little bit of a glitch once in a while, but for most of the things, I find that I'm meeting new people, which is the purpose. Their website has a calendar. It's not entirely user-friendly, but every 15th of the month, they post the following month’s activities. So you go to their website and you click on Calendar, and it'll show you exactly what's being offered. It'd be nice if it was in a calendar format. But it's in an itemized format. But everything else about it is user-friendly as far as how to sign up for an event. You pay by credit card and if you cancel your thing within a reasonable time, then you get that deposit back. It makes perfect sense.

I like that there's so many events options, but the amount of men that go to the events is not really for me. So I'm mostly just using it to get out of the house and possibly meet friends. The go-karting was pretty fun. The people are nice. It's just not my type of dating scene so I wouldn't recommend it.

So far, the events have been good. Being in Houston, they can be spread out. You gotta drive far to get to some of them, but if you're willing to drive, it's not too bad. Their website has everything on there. It has a calendar and they've got something every day. May only be one thing, but some days, they got two or three different things that's going on, and you just get on the calendar and you can sign up from there.

Events & Adventures just started here in Atlanta. I've only been doing it for five weeks, but at this point, I'm one of the OGs here. It may take a while for it to get off the ground. We're not gonna have events with like 50-plus people right off the bat. But by the time those events are rolling around, I'm gonna be the guy that knows everybody. I've started trying to get into hosting. And the more I do it, the more I want everybody to have fun that I'm having.

I'm very disappointed in E&A. It's a lot of money for what I'm getting. I'm paying over $122 a month and it gets me nothing. It's been advertised that for the monthly fee, they will plan events for you and lifetime members get it for $10 a month. But I'm already out $122 a month and then I have to pay for these expensive events on top of that. Yesterday, I tried to go kayaking on Lake Kyrios in Minnesota and I know they did a better deal but it was still $21 for me to go kayaking for two hours in addition to that $122. I tried to drive my own personal kayak there but I couldn't find parking or if I did find parking, it was a mile away.

I was excited before arriving at my first event but I was a little disappointed that Events and Adventures brought people in based on whether or not they could afford it and the questions that they asked me at my interview were very thorough. Some of the people are a little weird and not very elite. I felt like when I first heard about Events and Adventures and first started talking to people, it really was an elite group. If you could afford it, they weren't gonna say no to you.

The bike ride was poorly attended. It was three of us including the organizer. The organizer was well-intended but disorganized. I was one of the first 30 members in this chapter, and they were still getting started at the time. Currently, Events and Adventures has over 300 members so the experience is a very different experience at this point. Almost everyone has been very nice. However, there are a few people my age. I am on the top 10% of the age group. I am 60 years old. The average in the group is 35 with some people as young as 25 years old.

Events and Adventures is a good group to join if you wanna be able to explore a whole bunch of different activities that you wouldn't have known about or gotten into before. The premise of meeting as friends and people that you get to know regularly 'cause you show up at a lot of the same activities interested me, and I'm liking it.

I love my experience with E&A. Everyone's very friendly. The hosts do a great job of making sure that everybody's inclusive and introduced to one another. I was a little shy and they made sure to introduce me to other people. Everyone within the group would also introduce themselves and extend their hand, and say hello, ask questions as to how far they've been here and their own experience as well. That was also a good way to connect with other people and to socialize. The events were very fun. They have everything for everyone, for all types of social groups, and for everybody's type of preference of what they would like to do. My favorite event was the one on The 4th of July. We had a barbecue and then we went out on three boats.

I've had fun meeting new people through Events & Adventures. I like the variety of the events. There are some similar ones but in the end, I get to meet different people each time. The people have been fun. There are some people that I'm talking to outside of the event. The latest event that I went to was bowling in Virginia. I was a little rusty with my throwing arm, but I still had fun. The only problem was when I went there, most of the men and women had already separated themselves to specific lanes. So, there wasn't too much interaction.

Some months are better than others, but I've enjoyed E & A. I like that there's a range of events and it's not the same thing each time. It's a very diverse group of people. So, there's people you click with and people that you don't and people that are a little creepy and people that maybe overstep. But it's up to you who you wanna interact with or not. The cost is slightly spendy considering how much the membership is, though. If the membership is cheaper, I would have no problem paying for the cost. Other than that, our coordinator, Nate, is very personable and helpful. I was at an event and the power went out and he was apologizing profusely. He tries to make everyone have a good time and he seems to really want the activities and the events to go well.

With Events and Adventures, it's easy not having to put things together. There's a recurring event which happens every two months. It's at a ping-pong place here in DC. There's a private area that we have, and we get drinks and play ping-pong. This chapter is fairly new because there's a little bit more development that needs to happen. Someone came out from a different city and she commented the number of events is still small here. Sometimes you wonder what the money goes toward.

Everything is going well with Events & Adventures and I like it. Almost every day, there's something going on and meeting new people is a plus. Also, you can always try something new. I was a little skeptical at my first event but that become more natural and I got into the vibe of the club. Everyone is unique and it’s hard to describe which event is better because they have specifics in it. Yesterday, there were a lot of people at the event. You can always chat with someone, which is gonna be good. And riding a horse was a new experience. Every event is special. So far, I've been to volleyball a lot of times. I have tried going to Wisconsin for a trip and meeting with the other group from Minnesota was also adventurous and nice. It was last year. Some people are more open and some are shy. You can chat more with some people and some others can chat less. It's a human thing. But overall, it has been a good experience.

I talk to Amy about joining the private club to go on trips, events and gathering. I told her I would think about it because l just had 7 Molar teeth pulled 48 hours ago. She Insisted I could still go on this ice cream walk the next day & there were 7 people going so far, MISS ME! I told her, "No. I'm still healing", then said, "Well if you don't join now the price will go up", then Amy said, "Well this is NOT the club for you if you have to think about it," and then said she was talking too LOUD and her neighbors were banging on her door and she had to go....SMH and boy was I going to join but not now!

In the first event that I went to, we played question and answer game, and talked and mingled. It was very nice. I also enjoyed the R&B outing. I love the food and the drinks and the ambience. I really enjoyed the concert and also the night out with the members. The crowd is very pleasant and welcoming. Meeting new people is interesting because everybody has a different background. But it's nice. I really enjoy it.

I used the link in Facebook to set up an online appointment with Events & Adventures. The different activities that they had going on in the city, meeting new people and having new experiences made me interested. I was a little nervous on my first event but once I got in there and started talking, it was fine. I’ve been to four events and I’ve made some new friends. The last event that I went to, which was at a bar that has a pool table, is my favorite. I have another event scheduled on Friday evening and after that, the next one is at a piano bar. It's something that I haven't done before.

The atmosphere at Events & Adventures is quite good. That's why I've stayed with it. I've enjoyed the brunches the most. The hostesses have all been great so far. There have been a lot of events I've wanted to go to but I couldn't because I can't make it outside Boston. Those of us who live in Boston don't tend to have cars and getting outside of Boston is really difficult. But overall, my experience has been positive and I haven't regretted signing up.

I've made it to four official events. I've done two happy hours, bowling and a nature walk. I like that you can show up and it's almost like a lot of them are strangers, but they also are like your friends. There's a little bit of getting to know you, but everyone's going through that. It's good. It feels safe.

I liked Events and Adventures' variety. I feel like at least out of an entire month, there's gotta be a few good events that people would genuinely want to go to. And if not, there could be more. Everything on the schedule is very tempting to do. There are so many different things to do, new places to see and the activities are always very group-friendly. I've only done two events so far, but from what I've seen, so far, it's decent. I really like it. I signed up for E and A on July 1st. My first event was maybe a week or two after I had signed up. It was at Activate. I had been there before, but it was really nice to be there with a big group of people.

Events & Adventures looked interesting. I was very nervous on my first event because I don't do good in big groups. So, I was still really nervous and apprehensive at meeting new people. It's an anxiety thing for me. So, I'm trying to get myself out of my comfort zone by doing this and to find fun activities to do. I've only done two of the activities outside the home. I have done about six online ones because because of the distance. There was a health and wellness one that I did, that I do every Sunday. Then, they did The Price Is Right, which was pretty fun.

I joined to do fun things and have another outlet besides work friends and other things. It has been interesting. I've been very impressed by the events that I've been to. There was a hike, and it was canceled due to downpours. Events & Adventures instantly plugged in with another event. That wasn't of my interest, but I was impressed that they were able to still provide something. They have a very creative calendar. It's intriguing. Their communication is straightforward. And it has been pretty easy to manage. I went to the Tall Ships on July 3rd. It was a good group of people. It was a beautiful night. I've been wanting to get to that venue. And it's a place that you wanna be with a decent sized group. That was my favorite so far.

My first event at Events & Adventures was nice and everyone was friendly. It was drinks and a little bit of appetizer. We played ping-pong and card games and we got a chance to chat with each other. Most of the people I came across are professionals. Someone is a CPA. Someone is a nurse practitioner. Someone owns a business. It’s a great chance to connect with the people. Professionally too. I joined on the 19th of May and I didn’t have much office work in June so I attended more than 12 events. I already had my trip to Canada but I didn’t have as much time in July, so I haven’t attended any event.

Events and Adventures is a fun way to get out and do things that I wouldn't have thought to do on my own, and it was nice to hear that only people who are looking for a relationship were allowed into it. I wanted to date, but I was tired of using dating apps and wanted to meet people in person. The signup cost is high, which was a rough thing to swallow, but I thought, "Okay, I'm doing this. This is an investment in myself."

I enjoy the more active events. I don't like virtual. I'm a people person, so I like to meet in person. We recently did a Russian River float and I had a blast. I've met somebody and she was a member as well. It's been about a year that we've been dating. However, Events and Adventures' website is very clunky. It's hard to see and schedule things. It's hard to navigate within the website.

I regret that I did Events & Adventures. It's very expensive and I'm going to try to see if there's a way that I can get out of it. I've been to a handful of events but I'm not meeting people that I'm connecting with.

I joined Events & Adventures in May and since then, I've probably been to 15 events. They have a calendar that goes out the 15th of every month and you sign up and pick from there. I've attended one trip and I’m getting ready to go on a second. All you do is pay. If it's out of state, then it's just the plane ticket to get there. After you get there at the designated spot, everything's on them. We went to Shenandoah and we went whitewater rafting. The water was a little low but that's not their fault. They can't control the weather. Other than that, it was great.

This is a great organization!! I've been a member for over a year!! During that year, I have meet some outstanding people and made amazing memories!! Events and Adventures makes meeting new people and doing new things easier. All you have to do is sign up to or the event and go, E&A takes care of all the details.

The interview process with Events and Adventures gave me a sense of security. My first even was a museum. I wasn't clear on where it was but the good thing was the host texted detailed information including where to park. In that end, I was a little more confident that I could text and ask directions if I got lost. I've been to 10 events. Mostly, they've been sports - hiking, wallyball, volleyball. One of the hiking events that we went to was nature which was also very nice. But it's always a little tricky because you're not sure on where is the meet-up point. On the first hiking event I went to, I was in the wrong place 'cause the GPS took me to a different place. It was hard to get in touch with anybody. I had to drive around until I found the place. But other than that time, it's always been easier because now I know to make sure that I check with the host before going.

Events & Adventures presents themselves as having professionally organized, local events to meet other young professionals. They justify the premium cost of their membership due to this professional management, and claim that they provide nearly 50% of events free of charge. In reality, they are providing the absolute minimum to be in compliance with these claims. Many of the events are "organized" by them only in the loosest way possible, and would have been free to anyone that showed up.

On the first event, you're awkward and getting to know people. You know who your sign-in guy is and where your tables are. So, I don't know if this is a what-we-can-do-better situation too. It would be helpful if once the group starts getting together, maybe the tour person or the person in charge that night has everybody introduced to each other. Because you're really on your own to make that happen. There are a lot of people that have already been interacting with each other and they're already cliquey. So, it would be helpful to break the ice.

When I signed up with Events & Adventures, it was very easy. They explained everything. I went to do volleyball and Topgolf. It was good.

I joined Events & Adventures not too long ago, and so far, it's been pretty awesome. I've been trying to be as active as possible. So, I've signed up for as many of events as I can. I do a lot of international traveling. I haven't signed up for any of the international trips through E & A yet, but some of the trips that I was seeing that they have offered are of great prices. I also do a lot of traveling with work and just traveling a lot in general, and I like seeing how many other cities in the nation E & A are located at. For instance, I'm gonna go to Florida here in a week or so for work. So, I've looked at some of the events that are at the Tampa location. That is really cool. It brings in a lot of like-minded individuals just from the traveling alone where you meet other people who like traveling.

I noticed that the attendance over time is not very consistent. That's expected because there are different events, so everybody wouldn't really be part of an event. But I was expecting some type of oneness and what I saw was more of subsections of people. Other than that, the events are all interesting. I went for a bingo night, a softball practice, a bar, and a pedal biking. The pedal biking was really fun. The people that showed up for that one were a fun crowd. But my favorite so far is bingo night because, personally, I enjoy bingo.

Events & Adventures is something new and I was feeling a little apprehension before arriving at my first event. It was the book club and it was a fairly small group. There may have been eight of us so it made it easy to interact with the people there. An outdoor cookout event was my second event and I’ve also gone to the Murder Mystery Night. The Fourth of July event was quite fun and so was the Drunk Yoga, which was held at a microbrewery. It was the host's last hosting event before she moved out of the area and I've been to a few of her events and she was a cool person. So, we were just laughing and having fun and drinking some beer during and after. I've gone to a dozen events and I've been able to get to meet a fairly, more diverse, larger group.

I like adventure, adrenaline rush-type of events. I've done a few of those with Events and Adventures and so far, so good. I plan to continue to go to those type of events. The major trips are fun whenever you go somewhere for a few days and I like the idea that everything is already planned and set up. You just pay a fee and go. That's one of the best things that Events and Adventures does. However, the diversity is not as good as I thought it would be. Also, you still have to pay for some of the events even though you have a membership.

I joined Events & Adventures in January. I've done volleyball, a dinner, and a boat tour watching dolphins in Galveston. So far, so good. I'm seeing a lot of the same people, which is cool. Hopefully, I can meet more people, start to network and enjoy the moment.

The best thing I ever did was join events and adventures. I attend at least 2 events a week but typically I attend 3-4 a week, may seem like a lot but it’s not. What I have now is a social life. If that’s what you’re looking for then definitely join. I’ve met a bunch of great people but more importantly I have two really amazing friends (shout out to Tiffany and Anna Marie!) that we even do stuff outside of E&A. Most importantly, Ive found out (and signed up) for places I never heard of or knew existed!!!! Thank you E&A! It’s true everything is better with “single” friends. All the host are amazing and really go beyond to ensure we have a good time and everyone feels inclusive. I love having my own personal “planner” where all I have to do is check out the calendar, sign up, and show up, everything else is done. So if all your friends are married and you’re the 3rd wheel, this is the group you want to join and is a blast!!!

I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at events and adventures so far. I have always felt so welcomed. There are so many events to choose from and the event manager has always been so on top of every little detail. I love how there is always an event to go to and new people to meet. I can't wait to see what my next adventure will hold.

I got interested in Events and Adventures' activities and the fact that I have different life circumstances, so it kind of met my needs of where I wanted to go in life. My first event was very welcoming. Everyone has been very kind and nice. I went to a winery event. It was just a couple of hours. I had made it known that I was new to this, and they were very welcoming. One gal took the lead and just kind of introduced me to everybody and made it very comfortable.

I try to do at least six events in a month. We're seeing the same people at different events, so we're getting to know each other. I'm liking the experience and the events that they plan. It's what I expect. The membership cost was a little steep, so I'm always going for the free events right now. But for a year's cost and if I do six events a month, I'll get my money’s worth.

I was super nervous. But it changed because I had a drink, and I was more comfortable. But I'm way more comfortable going now. And I'm not nervous now because I know some of the people. I've done Wallyball three times. It's racquetball in a volleyball court. It's a team sport and it's fun. I went out afterwards and went to a bar with everyone and hung out and got to know them a bit better. I also did the 40s and 50s mingle, the salsa and tango dance lessons. And I have an upcoming summer game party this Saturday. I have a lot of activities in July. Paddleboarding, Waterworld. I'm doing the 4th of July party and the celebration before the 4th of July. So, I'm doing a lot. I already recognize faces and I just have to make an effort to get to know people to make friends, which I'm willing to do. I wish more of Events & Adventures' events were closer to Denver. Because some of them are on the outskirts of Denver, which I don't drive very far.

I've been a member since May, and the signup experience was interesting. I didn't expect to be interviewed. So that was cool. The interview went fine. The membership was more expensive than I anticipated because Events and Adventures doesn't have any pricing on their website, so it was just at the end of the interview when they showed me the pricing. I kind of wish I had known about the pricing upfront.

I wanted to sign up with Events & Adventures when I was married, but you can't sign up while you're married. Their club is an adult activity club. There's no reason it couldn't be a married club as well. It's a social event planning. My wife passed away two years ago. But while I was married, I wanted to sign up for Events and Adventures because it's a great little social club. Events and Adventures should make a second club that's for married people. It's just social activities and if you have kids and you're new to a town, you may want to go do a social activity with adults.

We play wallyball every single week. I've also done a few different sporting events, like kickball and flag football. I've gone and seen a movie at Red Rocks, which is our local amphitheater. It was really cool. However, the screening process for allowing people to join could be improved. Some people sign up for certain activities that they're not capable of participating in, and it takes away a spot from people who would want to be in that activity.

I have had a really good experience so far with Events and Adventures. I've attended at least 15 events since I signed up a couple of months ago. I like all the games. They have different games. I went to pickleball. That was really fun. At this time in my life, joining them is working very well for me. Everybody in the club is also very nice. They are patient. They explain the rule and they don't ignore you. I feel almost included in a family.

The first event I went to was at their new meet-and-greet and then afterward, they did games and a wine tasting. The crowd was nice. Since then, I've been to at least 10 events. I did hiking, camping, kayaking, and water rafting. I'd recommend Events & Adventures.

I was a bit anxious to meet new people, and the first event I went to was an outdoor one. It was cool to be there and hang out with people. It was a lot of fun. After that, I've been to a few more and my favorite was the paintball activity. Everybody was having fun being on teams. Events & Adventures is good for going for a night out, and I’m friendly with a few people. However, most of the things I want to go to happen on Saturday mornings, and I work then, so it doesn't personally work for me. Still, I would recommend it to someone who’s new.

I've been on two trips and I liked them both but for very different reasons. One was a ski trip and the other was a camping trip. The ski trip was a smaller group. There were 10 of us and we shared a house which was really great. I got to know some people. The Memorial Day camping trip was with a much larger group. There were 50 people or so but it was still very fun. But I'd like to see Events and Adventures challenge alcohol consumption more. Of all the events I've gone to, two of them weren't at a place that served alcohol.

Events & Adventures is fun. They give a lot of events that are exciting, a lot of dinners, and a lot of trips. I enjoy it. I just came back from a Lake Tahoe Trip. That was good. So far, the reps have been professional and they're making sure that everybody's happy. I'm happy with what they’ve been providing for me so far. But the website could be a little more user-friendly. Some of it is a little hard to navigate.

Keeping you informed is Events & Adventures' priority. They are good at making sure that they have a lot of information for you prior to the event. They're making sure that you know where to be, how to be there, and that you need to be on time.

The first event I did was a trivia night at a bar that was close to my house. It was not very fun and I didn't enjoy it. The host could have done a better job of introducing everybody and getting everybody more involved in the game. But the second event I went to was like a dinner at a barbecue and that was a blast. There was an event coordinator and she waited for everybody to show up. She had us all introduce ourselves and the conversation was really flowing, natural, and interesting. I had a better time.

I've been on two events since signed up last month -- one was the archery and the other was I went to hear blues music at Kingston Mines. I made a few friends. We don't communicate but when we were there, we were communicating. But I noticed that if you're on a waiting list, they let you know you can join on the same day, which is kind of late because I had already made plans. But I understand that a lot of people cancel at the last minute. Also, it said I had 24 or 48 hours to cancel and I tried to cancel but I couldn't cancel it. I had to send the rep a direct email and she was very kind.

I think there's a lot of misconceptions about Events & Adventures. I've heard a lot of the members and the grumblings, "I already have enough friends. I don't need any more friends. And I'm not meeting anybody that I really feel a connection with.” I have a different attitude. It's just about expanding my sphere and doing things. I like that there is such a wide variety of events because it gives an opportunity to attend without having to go through all of the planning and everything.

I wanted to meet people and expand my friend network, so I signed up with Events & Adventures. I also liked some of the activities. I thought it would be more kayaking and more outdoorsy type of stuff. I went to about 10-ish events, and pickleball has been my favorite. There was a Valentine's party, we went to a pool hall/bar, hung out with the group, and there was mini golf. There’s a golf outing coming up. I signed up for it. I just think they oversell the program for what it really is. I'm still feeling out the group, but there's a lot of people that are socially awkward. So, I haven't really found my niche of people. There are some good people there. It's hard to differentiate. There's quite a few that just live for the next activity. It's just hard to get to really know people.

I like the fact that they plan the events and I don't have to do any of that lead work. All I gotta do is show up or never show up. My first event was a VR event, so I was looking forward to it. I was little excited about it. I was just expecting to go places on VR, but no, I got some good conversations and met cool people. So I was definitely more ecstatic about the next event because it seemed like a good group of people that I normally wouldn't talk to.

For my first event with E&A, we spent the night watching the movie ET outdoors. However, it was a public event. I thought it'd be a private showing. I also joined the Halloween costume party. That was a private event and that was great. I was excited about that. After about an hour and a half mingle, it got cringey for us, so we decided to leave. But we were able to walk around outside the private area. There was also a Christmas mingle, a baseball game that got a group discount and some mingle in bars. There was a reserve fee. It's pay a deposit of $5. That was great 'cause it made sense.

Events & Adventures gets me out of the house more. I'm interacting with more people and having fun doing something rather than sitting at home all day after work. The last event I went to was ping pong, and it's a lot of fun. The group of people are a lot of fun. How they schedule the events is great. It'd be better if there was an app, but I've been told that they're working on that.

I was a little nervous and intrigued as well as a little excited on my first event. But everybody was nice. It was a piano bar where they had two guys playing piano and people are singing. It was on Los Olas in Fort Lauderdale, which is a very touristy neighborhood that I would not have gone to by myself. I haven't done as many events as I'd like to because I'm busy but I enjoyed pottery, and I did a mixology class last week that I liked. We went to a very hip downtown location and learned how to mix drinks. The night we had mixology, there was also a country line dancing event. I'm sad because goat yoga was postponed to a date I couldn't do it. We went to a hockey game, which now that the Panthers are steadily working their way towards the playoffs, is fun.

I decided to do Events and Adventures because I divorced last summer and I don't have any single friends. My first event was called Japanese Dinner on April 11th and it was at Yoshi Shabu-Shabu in Plano. I was very nervous. That night was not the best. I thought I at least get a "Welcome to your first meeting" or some kind of intro because I didn't know how it worked. I knew they didn't wear name tags. I went in and the host stuck a thing out in front of me to sign. I even told her, "What am I doing here?" She said I needed to sign in. At that point, I would think she should say, "Are you new?" But she didn't.

I was in the right space in my life where I wasn't seeing anyone and wasn't planning on it so I joined up with Events and Adventures. My favorite event was the camping one but that could definitely have been done better. They’re still working out some bugs. They're gonna get better every time with it. Primarily, it was a great time because of the people. The only thing was we were a little cramped. I'm sure they're going to just get more space and that will be an easy fix.

I reached out to Events and Adventures because I have been looking to build more natural friendships with people my age and doing it in an environment where I could experience active activities with people that wanted to engage and wanted to try to find ways to connect. The very first trip that I attended was an out-of-state ski trip. It was a weekend trip so I didn't know any of the people that were going to be there. Many of them were from other states. It was a nice and good event.

I liked the international travel. And some of the events that I wouldn't be able to do on my own. I'm booked to go to Japan. I've done a Topgolf drive range and dinners. The group leaders are in charge of making sure everyone got signed in and knew where they would go and had resources to reach out if they were confused or lost. They seem to be knowledgeable. There have been a couple of people I've seen a few times. And it’s nice to see familiar faces and have something about them. But it's all nice groups of people and some interesting hobbies. It's expensive for some people. But Events & Adventures offers a lot.

Enrolling with them was great. The experience was very detailed. But I felt pressure to make a decision right away. There should be the option to allow people to review what they can and cannot do. The trips are organized very well and you definitely get to interact and meet people. I've had some great conversations and it's good to see the diversity there.

I was nervous and a little confused when I went to my first event. There was supposed to be a sign at the table or a sign at the main place which I didn't see. But then I met up with everyone. It was a Taco Tuesday and we all sat at a table that they put together, talked, got to know each other, and ordered food. That was fun and everybody seemed friendly and pretty cool.

My first event was a Comedy Bus and I was a little nervous but I started opening up and having fun. Since then, I've gone to seven or eight events and they've all been pretty fun. They got things on the weekends, too, thankfully. I've made a bunch of new friends and I've already recommended a few of my friends to E&A that have already signed up.

I really liked the ping-pong event and the hiking event. I've made a good friend since going to the events. But I"m just 26 and it's really hard to meet a lot of people my age or younger. The majority of people I meet are in their late 30's or mid 40s. So no matter how fun the experience is, it's a different kind of fun when I really look at it.

I've been to the new member meet-up and a dueling piano bar place and it was fun. The venue was good and the other people I met were really nice. I made some connections. I've also done the trivia night which was fun as well. So far, Events and Adventures is probably more money than I should be spending on it. The fact they lock you in for two years isn't awesome. Other than that, it's what I expected.

We did Escape the Room and that was awesome. It's where you're given clues to open different doors and puzzles and you have to escape. However, I'm heterosexual. I've been in three events and on a total of those three events, it was usually 90% women. Yesterday, it was 12 women and two gentlemen. There hasn't been anyone to meet yet from my heterosexual perspective. I thought that this is where I could meet people.

I was trying to find something that I could do with a group full of people to make new friends. Because since 2020, it has been more challenging to get out there in social settings because a lot of people don't have the same mindset as you do anymore, and it's hard to make a conversation. I was scrolling on Instagram and I saw Events and Adventures, and I thought, “Great. It's not a dating app. It's actually something that you can make friends while you're doing this. Why not give that a shot?” So, I went ahead and I clicked on it, and I noticed that I couldn't log into it unless I was a member. That gave me a better feeling because that way, I would know that not just some random person could join and I would be put in an uncomfortable situation.

I was Googling and saw Events and Adventures. What stood out to me was the word adventures. I like having fun and doing fun stuff, even stuff I'm not good at. So, when I was talking to the guy who sold me my subscription, he said, “This is like recess for adults.” I said, “This is me. This is how I am. I just want to have fun.” The best for me is the Game Night. There were two games that I enjoyed. One was called Name that Tune, and the other one was called Price is Right. All the hosts were responsive, helpful and friendly.

Aside from meeting new people and making new acquaintances, which hopefully all turn into friendships, what I enjoy about Events and Adventures is the different venues that we have fun at. I would have not known to go to these places. So, it's a good club to be part of to where you can experience different things throughout the DFW area. And it makes it very easy for you to go out and enjoy it.

As a whole, Events and Adventures' program is pretty decent. As far as events goes, I haven't done anything too major, but I do like karaoke and dancing. Those are nice. The volleyball is fun as well. Everybody I've met so far is a pretty nice crowd. They were a lot older than what I was expecting, but they're decent people. Being part of Events and Adventures is giving me something that I haven't had in a long while.

I don't really have a group of friends and I wanted to go and do stuff with other people. I wanted to experience things with them and maybe meet somebody. I've been with Events and Adventures since February 28th and I've been to 15 events. My favorite one was the shotgun clay sporting one at George Bush Park. I pick and choose what I do. I usually do them during the week instead of on the weekends because I travel to our grandparents' farm and that's my weekend job. But if I have an event that I wanna do, I just do that and then I'd go to wherever I need to go after that. The people at Events and Adventures are great people to hang out with. We're all there for the same reason. It's just nice to meet other people with the same interest as what I have. Events and Adventures should keep doing what they've been doing. It's great.

I called and with one of Events and Adventures' sales representatives. They were more aggressive than I thought they would be for the services that they were providing. And when I asked if there was a refund policy, she refused to tell me. I'm in the middle of disputing with them, trying to figure out because their service is not what they said it would be. I don't like it.

I am looking for folks who like to hike and do things with their dogs and those kinds of things, which I do every day, weather permitting, and I decided to give Events and Adventures a try. I haven't been very successful. I don't know if it's the people I meet but there are just times it didn't seem to be working out. I've done a few events, but I haven't done that many. I'm 65, and I don't know that I'm a good fit for the demographic that they typically appeal to because I'm an older man. I haven't found a setting or made any contacts there that I really would like to follow up with. The things I've gone to are usually pretty short. They are no more than a couple of hours, and you can't really sit down and get to know some people.

My first event with Events and Adventures was interesting. It was karaoke, and I'd never done that before. So, I was a little reserved but eventually, I got into it. The host was very welcoming. It became a great thing. I’ve been to almost every event that we have. I decided to go all in. I do at least five events a week. I've gone to musicals, games, park events, and axe throwing. As a matter of fact, I signed up for my first international trip in October. I'll be going to Kenya.

Events and Adventures is a way to meet people. My first event was not fine only because when I got there, I went to the spot I was supposed to be and I looked around. I didn't see anything that looked like somebody I'm supposed to talk to. I was there an hour and then I spotted the right people. But I wasn't completely sure sitting there and I wasn’t gonna go around asking people. That was annoying. I would recommend when new people are coming to have something that you can just look for like a hat. But ever since then, it's all been really good. The game night was the most fun and there were board games. I would go for more karaoke, personally. That would be cool. On the whole, I'm just having fun with Events and Adventures and finding people friendly and enjoying this.

I was a little nervous at the very first event I went to because it was a little bit outside of my comfort zone, but I met Anne. It was a distillery. The people were welcoming. They were nice. It made me want to stay like, “Oh, okay, this investment is worth my money.” I didn’t feel overwhelmed. Normally, meeting new people that I'm not familiar with in large spaces overwhelms me, but that first experience was like, “Oh, okay, I can do this.” Also, it's not too big of a number of people that attend, so that's a plus for me. The distillery is home-brewed, and it was showing us the different models, and all of the fermentation that takes place in-house. The owner went through their fermentation process and how long it takes to get a batch of whiskey from their distillery, how long that takes, and we did tastings of the different ones that they had. They also had some for purchase. We also did a mini mixology course within that experience. So, that was good.

My first event was an icebreaker at a billiards hall. It was good. I made at least some casual new friends over the course of the night. My favorite event was the Whirlyball which was done a couple of weeks ago. The place we went to was definitely really good. It was like a mix of whirlyball, lacrosse, basketball, and bumper cars, and then you have five people on each team. Tthere was definitely a lot more camaraderie, and team building, though teams changed from game to game. People have the ability to sit out if they wanted for a game or two, or those who want to stick in for three games in a row. It was one of those very exhilarating games. It was not hugely physically demanding, but at the same time, you were sweating by the end of it.

I was recently divorced and wasn't a big fan of dating sites because of the one-on-one aspect of it. I thought joining E&A would be fun. It was a little expensive, but I decided to pull the trigger. The sales rep wasn't extremely pushy and he did his job well. However, they're a little unorganized, as far as once you get to the event.

My cousin mentioned Events and Adventures to me. I was moving to Houston and she said that I should try it out so I did. My first introduction to Events and Adventures was good and I liked it. I did a wallyball event. There was a mixture of people and they were all a little different. I felt a little nervous because I didn't know anyone. But I'm pretty social, so I knew that it wasn't gonna be hard for me to talk to people. Sure enough, it wasn't. Everybody was friendly, so it helped.

Enrolling in Events and Adventures was enjoyable. They did not require lots of information. I was a member twice. I was a member 15 years ago. I've gone on two ski trips. I've done a lot of events. I did skydiving, bowling thing, a lot of their exercise things, their hikes, and paintball. We had this one house that we have parties at often. We've done beach day and dinners. The skiing was amazing, but I looked at that as a trip more than anything else. There were about 15 people. It was five days. It was in Breckenridge, which was in Colorado. We all clicked and had a great time. I really hit it off with the person that works for the group. At one point in time, it was just her and I skiing down the mountain on the final day. She knew I was a beginner, but every day I was progressing majorly. So, I ended up going down a black diamond and it was a wonderful experience. I would sell others on Events and Adventures.

It's been nice to meet like-minded people and do some events that I wouldn't normally want to do by myself. So it's been nice to have a social group to do things with Events and Adventures. Now that I've been in it long enough, I've gotten to the point where I've met some people that we actually hang out outside of Events and Adventures as well to go see concerts or movies. So far, my favorite event was when we had a weekend for Labor Day, Weeki Wachee weekend, and that was where a lot of my bonding with my closest friends became because we had the whole weekend together in a relaxed atmosphere. We had a lot of activities. We got to eat a lot of meals together. I signed up for Memorial Day weekend at the Airbnb in Orlando just because I had so much fun getting away with everybody for a few days that I wanted to do it again.

The events are good and I like that they have events every day. They're a good opportunity to get out and do things that I haven't done before with people I've never met. I like the bowling event. I met some cool people there. Also, I went to the art museum and I liked it. It was something that I've been wanting to try for a while, I just never been. It was good to go out and do things.

I liked the idea of a full calendar where all I do is click to join instead of having to make my own events and then come up with people to go to with them. The idea of just joining something that was already happening really appealed. My first event was good. I really liked Trivia Night. I liked our Book Club brunch too, even though it was only attended by two of us. It was interesting.

I like the variety of events that was available at E&A. I like the active stuff, the different sports nights, the pool and darts. The wallyball nights and karaoke have been the most fun so far. All the hosts that I've had so far have been great, too.

I wanted to go out and do something different. I interviewed several different companies and liked the Events and Adventures format. My first event was good. It was a simple get-together. There were about 20 people there. I was standing on the side and they invited me to sit down with them at the table. I’m an eclectic weirdo. I wear a lot of bow ties so I stand out a little bit. They had questions about that but it was a very welcoming group.