Making friends as an adult is not easy. But the energy capital is also full of life and communityβif you know where to look. From trivia nights to ghost tours, the group hosts lots of activities catered to a diverse audience that facilitate making connections and learning more about the city. The founders of the social club also have a podcast where they discuss the challenges of growing your circle as an adult. This project brings together small groups to have meaningful conversations that build relationships.
Founded and hosted by therapists, Human HQ runs events on topics that cover different aspects of life and make you connect with yourself and other guests. Looking to create a space for adult transplants to the city, Mixy Events hosts several themed activities, from game-filled mixers to fitness events, as well as women-centered options.
Founder Iyana Adamasu aims to make an environment where people can show up solo and leave with lasting friendships. There's also a member group chat to encourage the continued fostering of new bonds. Try out some local coffee before going on a bike ride, all while meeting people. What better way to discover Houston than by cruising our tree-lined streets with some new friends? Imagine hundreds of people of all ages gathering on their bicycles, riding through various neighborhoods in Houston, then stopping to hang out for a while with some good energy and music.
Just show up with your bike and a good attitude. This one is for the adventure seekers. HTX Outdoors offers different activities to quench your thirst for engagement with a zest of energy. Membership gives you free access to events, and the group often takes national and international trips.
After a class, you and your new friend can peruse the food court to find your new tasty obsession. Born out of a desire to create a healthier and more connected Houston, Tour de Hood bike rides were created by longtime Third Ward resident Veon McReynolds to promote active living. The organization also hosts kayaking and camping trips. The club hosts two-hour meetups in different areas across the city. The owners host several in-person monthly book clubs focusing on different genres from romance to nonfiction.
