We have many ways for you to connect

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    In-Person Social Events

    Connect with new people locally at a welcoming in-person experience with intentionally themed conversations and fun activity prompts that help you connect with others on a deeper level.

    Hosted monthly in Seattle

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    Friendship Accelerator ~ Group Coaching

    For adults who are ready to build a fun and lit up life with deep and meaningful friendships. This is a live 3-month group-coaching and self-learning experience to learn and embody the skills you need to spark deeper human connection with yourself and others.

    Explore Friendship Accelerator
  • Group of diverse people engaged in conversation at a dinner table in a warmly lit restaurant or event space.

    Growth Groups

    A Growth Group is a smaller group of people connected by a shared interest and led by a Connection and Friendship Coach. We gather virtually for three months to set goals, and hold each other accountable for actions, support, progress, and growth.

    Explore Growth Groups
  • Woman with dark brown hair wearing a black face mask writing on a large brown paper pad with a black marker. The background features a colorful, chalkboard-style wall with various doodles, drawings, and writing.

    Connection Workshops

    A virtual bite-sized introductory learning experience offered for a limited time with industry experts.

    Explore Connection Workshops

What they’re still saying!

  • “For a guy like me who is not necessarily the most extroverted in the world... They are just facilitating the conversation, and it's so easy and cool. I just show up and have this meaningful dialogue. And it's something that's missing in all of our lives.”

    — Matt

  • “What makes Connection Feast unique is that it’s a great place to connect with others and better understand yourself on a deeper level.”

    — Delilah

  • “I’d invite friends to a Feast because I know they will experience a positive and encouraging vibe throughout the entire time.”

    — Donna

  • “With how isolating the world has felt lately, any chance to connect deeper feels so good to my soul. The last year, I made it a goal to push myself out of my comfort zone + something like Connection Feast is a great way for me to do that.”

    — Lindsay

  • "I'd invite friends to Connection Feast for vulnerability, diversity, to heal, and to share your intimate thoughts, to not be judged, to have clarity, and to see how connected you are with people that you've never met before."

    — Melanie

  • “Connection Feast has been one of the ways that I've been able to connect and have a deep meaningful conversation that is below the surface level with other people from the U.S., Canada, and all over the world.

    — Linda

  • “I have very few friends and few opportunities to meet people in or out of lockdown, so Connection Feast has been an opportunity to "grease the skids" for an in-person community after lockdown."

    — Jim

  • “It’s a great place for me to connect, hear others’ experiences and become introspective. It’s also a great way to evaluate the path I am on.”

    — Adrienne

  • “It's a great experience to feel seen and heard and an opportunity to share your story and hear other people's stories.”

    — Jamie

  • “What makes Connection Feast unique is the effort to create a platform to provide a solution to our society’s overwhelming loneliness. It’s such a wonderful thing. And i’d invite friends because it’s a new and unique way to communicate with others. I would still do this even if there wasn't a pandemic!”

    — Kevin

  • “Little life prompts. That's what I call them. It's like clueing me into little questions that I can ask myself and apply in my life.”

    — Amanda

Learn
“This Is How Seattleites Are Finding Their People”
“Making friends in Seattle: These local groups skip past small talk”
Building friendships that enrich your life

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