What to expect at our Midweek Huddle
Time – time for you to enjoy your favourite hobby, try a new one, or simply read a book
Creative Space – relax with some mindful colouring, weave a basket or …
Games – choose a game from our selection of easy to pick up and play games and invite others to join you
Puzzles – we’ll have puzzles on hand, do one on your own, or with others
Genuine connection – the opportunity to meet and connect with like-minded locals
Community vibes – soup or salad and chai available, low key tunes and a welcoming atmosphere
5.30-6pm | arrive and settle
6-9pm | connect with self or others
6-8pm | soup or salad by donation
6-9pm | chai available
Connect with self - Take some time to relax and settle in with a book, drawing, journaling, or any other solo activity you enjoy. Enjoy some quiet, uninterrupted time while listening to low key music in the background. Bring along your favourite book or creative supplies, or, if you need some inspiration, we’ll have a selection of creative materials on hand for you to use.
Connect with others - Socialise with friends or strangers, but only if you feel like it. This is a space to get creative, share ideas, puzzle, play games, or simply chat and enjoy being in the company of others. Our Weekly Huddles are relaxed and welcoming, where talking to strangers is the norm and genuine connections happen easily. Come on your own, or come with a friend, all are welcome.
5.30-9pm Wednesdays | Kallista Mechanics Hall | $20
We encourage you to leave your phone at home, or pop it in our phone hotel, but also understand this isn’t always possible. If you must have your phone with you we’d appreciate if it is kept on silent, tucked away and usage kept to a minimum.
This gathering is intended for adults and mature teenagers who have a genuine desire to be a part of the evening.
Hoi Polloi | hōi-pe-’lōi | noun
From Ancient Greek hoi polloi, meaning “the many” or “the people”. Adopted into English in the early 19th century, referring to:
The common folk; the masses
The great unwashed; the riffraff