Real-life events, new experiences and a whole lot of lovely women you haven't met yet. Come on your own. Most of us do.
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Turning up solo is the whole point — here's exactly what happens, so there are no surprises.
Find an event you fancy and book your spot in a couple of taps.
Everything you need lands before the event — including any pre-event mixer or group chat details.
Meet your fellow attendees. At seated socials we use randomised seating, so everyone meets new people.
See where it takes you — new plans, new group chats, new friends.
I nearly cancelled three times. Then I sat down at a table of women who'd all come alone too, and within ten minutes it felt like we'd known each other for years.
— A first-timer's story (placeholder — swap for a real one)Whatever your pace — bottomless brunch or a Monday night 5k — there's a corner of the community with your name on it.
Brunches, dinners, parties and social experiences — the heart of it all.
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Inclusive social runs, walks and running events. All paces, zero judgement.
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Monthly meet-ups. Come for the book, stay for the conversation.
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Sober morning raves with coffee, music and dancing. Yes, before lunch.
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Social Twenties, Social Forties, Social Mamas and more specialist clubs are on the way.
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"Three out of seven days this week, I've hung out with women I met through TST. I even run into group members when I'm out at bars now. I don't think I realised how much I needed this community until I had it."
Sarah, who first walked into a TST event solo in February 2026
"This isn't networking. It's not about being 'out there'. It's about finding your people in your thirties — when friendships matter more than ever."
The Social Thirties ethos
The Social Thirties came from Courtney's own experience of loneliness and wanting to meet new people. What started with a Facebook post and a brunch has grown into a community of thousands of women — with brunches, run clubs, book clubs and big days out all over the calendar.
"I just wanted somewhere you could turn up on your own and leave with plans for next weekend. Turns out a lot of us did."Read our story →
Your first event is the hardest one to book — and the best decision you'll make all month.
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