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A rise in social meetups among young people in the U.S. reflects a desire for in-person connections amid a loneliness epidemic. Activities such as chess, birdwatching, and silent reading clubs are becoming popular, with significant increases in related events reported. Additionally, there is a growing trend of organizing events aimed at fostering romantic connections outside of dating apps.
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A rise in social meetups among young people in the U.S. reflects a desire for in-person connections amid a loneliness epidemic. Activities such as chess, birdwatching, and silent reading clubs are becoming popular, with significant increases in related events reported. Additionally, there is a growing trend of organizing events aimed at fostering romantic connections outside of dating apps.
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Birding, silent book club, Mahjong and more: America's meetup explosion
Increase in Social Meetups Among Young People in the U.S.