Expats Georgia

Meetups

Meet NMOG people,
start a walk,
ask anything.

In English and Russian, all over Georgia.

01

What people do here

Five things that happen every week. Each started as one person’s invitation.

Language tables

One hour Georgian, one hour yours. Every week, in a café yard.

1 this weekSee them →

Long tables

A supra with a tamada who explains every toast. Bring nothing but an appetite.

1 this weekSee them →

Sketch & make

Folding stools under the balconies, candles, clay. Nobody needs to be good.

4 this weekSee them →

Walks

Old Tbilisi on foot, a new street each Saturday, ending somewhere with bread.

3 this weekSee them →

Day trips

A minibus at seven, Kazbegi by ten, back for dinner. Seats go to whoever says yes first.

1 this weekSee them →

02

Meetups ahead

Each runs once enough people say “I’m going”.

Host one. It is simple.

Last week nine people hosted their first one.

  • day?
  • time?
  • where?
  • how many?
  • cost?

A meetup needs five things: day, time, place, how many, what it costs.

  1. 01Invite

    Anyone, any day: a walk, a dinner, a language night.

  2. 02Enough say “I’m going”

    You choose how many — three, four. Reach it and it runs; fall short and it quietly doesn’t, with no public failure.

  3. 03Check in with your pass

    It goes on your record — “came to 14 of 15” — that hosts can see.

03

Clubs grown from meetups

04

Asked this week