Make moretheater friends
A social club for meeting new people in NYC through Broadway, museums, and cultural events.
Come on a Field Trip
Curated nights across Broadway, museums, and beyond.
Other Desert Cities + Happy Hour
Julia Louis-Dreyfus makes her Broadway debut alongside Ed Harris, Allison Janney, Lily Rabe, and Joe Keery in the starriest play of the fall.
Two Girls + Playdate Happy Hour
The team behind Dad Don't Read This, the sold-out Times Critic's Pick, returns with a world premiere at A24's Cherry Lane.
The West Village: A Walking Tour + Happy Hour (10/18)
A tour of one of the oldest, best-preserved corners of Manhattan, and the birthplace of Off-Broadway.
The Heart: A New Musical + Happy Hour
Following its sold-out, critically acclaimed La Jolla Playhouse run, this EDM-infused musical arrives Off-Broadway directed by Roundabout's new artistic director Christopher Ashley and choreographed by Taylor Swift's Eras tour choreographer Mandy Moore.
A Few Good Men + Happy Hour (10/21)
The first Broadway revival of Aaron Sorkin's breakout courtroom drama, starring Emmy winner Bradley Whitford and directed by six-time Tony winner Michael Arden
The Fantasticks + Happy Hour
After a record-breaking 42-year Off-Broadway run, the world's longest-running musical makes its Broadway premiere in a reimagined production about two mothers scheming to make their sons fall in love.
Hear about the next one first
New Field Trips fill up quickly. Join the email list and you'll hear about them before they're announced anywhere else.
We navigate the noise of NYC to find the moments that matter
The homework is handled
We curate the shows, exhibitions, and experiences that are actually worth your time.
An event and a happy hour
Your ticket includes both: time to meet over drinks and snacks, plus a show, exhibition, or tour.
We keep it small (and social)
Groups are capped at 12 so you can actually meet people and remember names.
Get closer to the work
Post-show Q&As and insider access that you can't get going solo.
How it works
1. Pick your Field Trip
Broadway. Ballet. Museums. The kind of events you screenshot, forward with "Let's go", but never actually plan.
2. Reserve your spot
We secure group tickets and handle the logistics. You just RSVP, show up, and meet people who make the night better.
3. Experience it together
Meet at a bar, head to the event, and talk about it after. There's too much happening in NYC to stay home.
Frequently asked questions
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A small collection of items for people with opinions about curtain times, museum lighting, gallery openings, subway routes, and the acceptable length of a one-act.
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