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Small hosted socials in Manchester.

asake · ash-ah-keh
one who is selected to be cherished
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Asake's Socials is a new way to meet people in Manchester. Sign up, fill in a get-to-know-you form, and we put you in a group of people you'll actually get on with. Then, whenever we feel like it — a supper club, a pottery night, a racket tournament, paint & sip — your group gets the invite. A deck of questions at every social, so you can skip the small talk.

Asake's Socials is a new way to meet people in Manchester. Sign up, fill in a get-to-know-you form, and we put you in a group you'll actually get on with. Then, whenever we feel like it — a supper club, a pottery night, a racket tournament, paint & sip, a long walk — your group gets the invite. A deck of questions at every social, so you can skip the small talk.

Asake, host of Asake's Socials

Hosts every social, writes every question card, and puts the groups together herself. Grew up in a house where nobody left early.

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your host · ash-ah-keh Asake Yoruba — one who is selected to be cherished, or pampered. Which is roughly the brief for every social.
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Asake ash-ah-keh

Yoruba — one who is selected to be cherished, or pampered. Roughly the brief for every social. Hosts every one, writes every question card, and puts the groups together herself.

the socials · manchester

Whenever we feel like it. Your group gets the invite.

Fill in the get-to-know-you form once. We match you into a group of ten to sixteen, and every social after that is with people we already know you'll click with.

5 kinds of social · no fixed schedule · swipe →
eat.
supper clubs
No small talk. No plus-ones. No phones out.

Just a table, a wheel, a court or a trail — and whoever's next to you.

the question deck · 52 cards

A card at every seat, so nobody has to open.

Someone reads one out, everyone answers. Fastest way we know to turn strangers into a group chat.