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Get settled in a new place Recently moved? Meetup is a great way to meet people in your new area. Start a group to host neighborhood dog walks, supper clubs, trivia nights or weekend adventures. Commit to something Life's too short not to try the things you're curious about. People start Meetup groups to practice hobbies, train for marathons, read more, or get fit together. Find people who get you Can't find the community you're looking for? Creating a group on Meetup will help you find people who love the things you love. Tacos, karaoke, or anything in between. Get settled in a new place Recently moved? Meetup is a great way to meet people in your new area. Start a group to host neighborhood dog walks, supper clubs, trivia nights or weekend adventures. Why start a Meetup group? We'll help you find your crew Your group is promoted only to people with similar interests, so you're more likely to find people you vibe with. Meetup makes hosting easy Schedule events, manage attendee lists, and even charge your members dues using Meetup's organizer tools. Connect with people online — and offline Use discussion tools to stay in touch between events. That way, at the actual events, you can put down your phone and connect IRL. How it works Your Meetup group can be whatever you want it to be. Once you have a vision, we'll help you bring it to life in these 3 steps. Create your group Dream up your ideal community. Decide what it's about, who should join, and what you'll do at events. We'll share it with people who would be most interested to join. Schedule events Plan events as often as you want, and even recruit co-organizers to help you host. We'll announce new events to your members, and will handle reminders and RSVPs. Meet your members Meeting people in real life is what Meetup is all about. Welcome your members, get people talking, and hey—enjoy yourself! You started a community, that's pretty awesome. Frequently asked questions How much of a time commitment is expected? As an organizer, you decide how often your group meets, where you meet, and what you do at your events. You can also recruit co-organizers to help you host. All of these factors will affect how much time it takes to run your group. How many people can I expect to show up? As a good rule of thumb, you can expect that at least 50% of your confirmed attendees will show up at your first few events. Organizers who communicate with their group's members before and after their events tend to see a higher percentage of show-ups. Can I control who joins my group? Yes, Meetup makes it easy for organizers to screen and approve new members. You'll be able to configure your group's settings so that you can approve all new members. You can also add a few questions you'd like every new member to answer, so you can be sure their interests align well with yours. Does it cost anything to start a group? There is a monthly subscription fee for hosting a group on Meetup. Subscription plans depend on how large you'd like your group to grow, and how many co-organizers you plan to have help you run the group. Meetup also provides tools for you to charge your members annual dues or ticket each event to help share the costs. Ready to find your people?













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