INTENTIONAL SOCIAL CLUB

Small Circles, Real Bonds

Join intimate dinners, discussion circles, and private events for people who want real talk and steady belonging. Get clear invites, local notes, and member emails that fit your pace.

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Metric 01

320+

active members

Metric 02

48

events each year

Metric 03

4.9/5

member rating

HOW IT WORKS

Four Simple Steps

Monthly access to member nights, local notes, and invites to small group meetups.

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Join any month

Monthly Membership

From $39/mo

Monthly access to member nights, local notes, and invites to small group meetups.

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For small groups

Private Dinner Salons

From $650

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90-minute sessions

Discussion Circles

From $180

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01Member feed

Workshop Listings

From $75/mo

Monthly picks for talks, classes, and small skill sessions around the city.

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02Weekly list

Local Recommendations

From $25/mo

Plain-spoken notes on cafés, books, walks, and rooms worth your time.

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03Quarterly plan

Club Programming

From $1,200

Seasonal member events, guest nights, and theme-led social club plans.

WHAT WE OFFER

Memberships, Meetups, and Member Notes

Choose the level that fits your pace, group size, and how often you want to come.

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01

Pick Your Plan

Choose the level that fits your pace, group size, and how often you want to come.

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02

Share Your Likes

Tell us your neighborhoods, topics, and guest count so we can send the right invites.

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03

Attend First Events

Show up at a dinner, circle, or workshop and meet people in a room that feels small.

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04

Keep Getting Invites

Stay on the list for new dates, member notes, and private event openings.

REAL RESULTS

Small Rooms, Real Results

One member note One circle ticket a month Weekly local picks Member rate on meetups Workshop list access

Billed monthlyBilled monthly

Starter

From $39/mo

  • One member note
  • One circle ticket a month
  • Weekly local picks
  • Member rate on meetups
  • Workshop list access
Most popularBilled monthly

Signature

From $99/mo

  • Member note each month
  • Two circle tickets a month
  • Private dinner invites
  • Priority RSVP windows
  • Quarterly guest pass
  • Member-only event notes
Six-month termSix-month term

Scale

Custom

  • Quarterly salon planning
  • Six guest seats per event
  • Private host for your room
  • Custom member note
  • Workshop slot planning
  • Local guide for your team

WHAT MEMBERS SAY

What Clients Say

Eight tables sold out in 36 hours, and 21 guests joined the next event.

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Dining

Dinner Club Filled Fast

Eight tables sold out in 36 hours, and 21 guests joined the next event.

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Newsletters

Member Notes Got Read

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Circles

First Circle Launched Well

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Private Events

Private Salon, Zero Stress

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Local Guide

Local Picks Kept Members Close

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Small-group dinners

Maya Chen

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Member onboarding

Jonah Reyes

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Venue and guest care

Leila Okafor

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Notes and prompts

Priya Shah

Proof

Customer notes

Verified

The dinners felt small and easy. I left with two real friends.

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Tara Nguyen

Member, North Side Studio

Verified

The weekly note helps me plan fast, and I no longer miss good local rooms.

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Ethan Brooks

Founder, Field Note Labs

Verified

Our team night ran smooth from the first email to the last seat.

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Mina Patel

Operations Lead, Rowan House

Service area

New York City

Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island

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Area 01

New York City

Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island

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Area 02

Brooklyn

Williamsburg, Park Slope, DUMBO, Carroll Gardens

Central Park treetops with Midtown towers glowing above a hazy evening park edge.

Area 03

Manhattan

Chelsea, Flatiron, Upper West Side, Lower East Side

Queens waterfront with concrete piers, steel pilings, and hazy glass towers over calm river water.

Area 04

Queens

Long Island City, Astoria, Forest Hills, Sunnyside

The Map

Questions

Common Questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What is A Small Society?+

A Small Society is a member club for people who want small events, steady talks, and a real sense of belonging.

02Who should join?+

It fits adults who like calm rooms, good food, clear plans, and time with people who show up often and stay in touch.

03What comes with membership?+

You get event invites, a member newsletter, local notes, discussion circles, and workshop listings each month.

04Can I bring a guest?+

Yes. Some events allow one guest, and private dinners list the guest rules before you book online.

05How do events work?+

We send the date, place, and size first. Then you reserve the spots you want and arrive on time. That is all.

06Can I cancel anytime?+

Yes. Monthly plans can stop before the next bill date, and private event fees follow the event terms we share.

Get Member Notes

Get one short note a week with event dates, local picks, and new room openings.