Find your people offline
Discover clubs and events near you, book in a few taps, and start seeing familiar faces.
From scrolling to showing up
Privacy
You choose who sees you
Seeing who's going works both ways, so it's your call whether you show up in it.
- Turn off "Show me to other attendees" any time in your privacy settings
- Hidden people don't appear in guest lists or in anyone's people you've met
- Connections only happen when both of you say yes
For hosts
Run your club
Set up a club page, post events and let Weeknights handle the bookings, so you can focus on the people.
- Free to set up, and free events stay free
- Sell tickets for 5%, card costs included
- Approvals, waitlists and check-in from your phone
- Paid out 48 hours after each event
Questions, answered
Still have a question? Email us and we'll get back to you.
Is Weeknights free to use?
Yes. Browsing clubs and joining free events costs nothing. Paid events have a price set by the host, and the price you see is the price you pay.
Do I need an account?
Not to browse, and not to buy a ticket: you can check out with just your email. Free RSVPs need a quick sign-up so the host knows who's coming.
How do I join a club?
Follow it from its club page and you'll hear when it posts a new event. Then book a spot at whichever events you like.
What does "people you've met" mean?
People who were at the same past event as you. When you're signed in, events show how many of them are going, and you can connect with anyone you've met.
Who can see that I'm going?
An event page shows a few first names and photos of who's going, and people with a ticket see the full guest list. If you'd rather not appear, turn off "Show me to other attendees" in your privacy settings and you won't show in guest lists or in anyone's people you've met.
Can I get a refund if I can't make it?
If the host cancels, everyone with a paid ticket gets a full refund automatically. Otherwise refunds are up to the host, so get in touch with them.
What kinds of clubs are there?
Running, cycling, books, supper clubs, art and crafts, dance, music, board games, language exchange, networking and more.
Can I start my own club?
Yes. It's free to set up, and you can post your first event straight away. Free events stay free, and paid tickets cost 5% with card costs included.