New friends

[Paul bridge]

Hi I am looking to set up a network of local people interested to socialise  and you know discuss interesting things as I am new to the area .

would this be of interest?

 

best

paul

[nivag]

Come to a Dulwich Hamlet FC, a good mixture of people to chat to.

[wreth_01]

New to the area and the country (moved from Australia). We’ve been trying to get out and about by doing the pub quiz on Tuesdays at the great exhibition… at least gets some sort of interaction!

Meeting people in your mid-late 30s is hard.! 

[Tuffstuff100]

Oru space have a chatty Wednesday and offer free mediation classes also on Wednesday. Worth checking out for interaction and meeting new people.

[MrsR]

Join a choir?

come to a singaround (you don’t have to sing) Check out the goose is out or Dulwich folk - both friendly local groups.

join the Dulwich Society/ Dulwich U3A?

Church groups - there is a men’s group at St Barnabas.

Not sure if there is a male equivalent of the WI…

[Sue]

13 hours ago, Tuffstuff100 said:

Oru space have a chatty Wednesday and offer free mediation classes also on Wednesday. Worth checking out for interaction and meeting new people.

I think you probably mean meditation rather than mediation, though I may be wrong 🤣

39 minutes ago, MrsR said:

Join a choir?

come to a singaround (you don’t have to sing) Check out the goose is out or Dulwich folk - both friendly local groups.

join the Dulwich Society/ Dulwich U3A?

Church groups - there is a men’s group at St Barnabas.

Not sure if there is a male equivalent of the WI…

Ah! An opportunity to promote our Singarounds!

Second Sunday of the month at The Ivy House in Stuart Road,  Nunhead, London's first community owned pub and a lovely friendly space with all ages.

Check out the FAQ section of our website for lots more info (you don't have to sing, but if you do want to, anything goes - no restrictions at all)

Https://www.thegooseisout.com

Don't be put off by the fact that we are a "folk club" - our Singarounds are different every time, depending on who turns up, but there is usually a great mixture of genres, although often people do sing "folk" songs.

It isn't an open mic - we don't use the stage, and we don't use mics.

People mingle before it starts, at the breaks and at the end. You would soon get to know people.

There are all ages, from very young (over 18 though after 8pm!) to very old  (over 80!), though the mix on any particular night again depends on who turns up.

The 484 bus goes from Goose Green to the end of Stuart Road, or it's a nice walk through Peckham Rye park, at least  in the daylight hours!

Edited 1 hour ago by Sue