→ Something's always happening, near you.
Free community events across London. Walks, volleyball, pub nights, picnics. Come on your own, leave with people. No pressure, no icebreaker games, just good company and something to do.
last Sunday
Next up
Coming soon
What we're hosting
The events we run ourselves. Free, in London, and you can RSVP right here in a few taps.
The rest is on the map
We host the events above. LetsLoop also tracks 1,000+ more community events happening across the UK. Walks, run clubs, live music, board game nights, markets, and plenty more. Pick a place to see what's on.
London and dozens of UK cities, growing every week →
Country
City
London
we're live here →We host events here every week, and the map is densest here.
Full live listings live in the app. iOS & Android.
What it actually looks like
Hackney, last winter
Walk → pub
Sunday people
Mostly: people showing up on their own, talking sideways, ending up somewhere they didn't expect.
How it works
Free to show up.
Just turn up and join in.
Hosted by a real person.
Joshua's at the front. Says hello to every new face. Stays until the last person leaves.
Solo or +1.
If you're nervous, bring a friend. Most people come alone. Couples come too.
No icebreakers, ever.
No name games. No "go round the circle." The thing you came for sorts the conversation out by itself.
Hosted by
Joshua · LetsLoop
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I started LetsLoop because once you’re an adult, a city stops introducing you to the same people twice. Then I noticed the connections that stuck happened in real life, not on a screen.
So now we show up. Walks, volleyball, picnics, pub nights. New face every week, same easy welcome. If you've ever wanted to know your neighbours, this is the lowest-effort way I can think of.
Joshua, founder, LetsLoop
Questions
Walks, volleyball, picnics, pub nights, run clubs, and more. Usually a different thing each week, all free, all in London to start. The map in the app has thousands more community events across the UK.
Code of conduct
The simple version. Be a decent person. Don't pressure anyone for their number, social, or contact info. Don't take photos of people without checking. If you're drunk, don't be the loudest one in the pub. If someone says they need space, give them space.
If someone makes you uncomfortable, tell Joshua. We'll handle it. They won't be welcome at future events.
What we do: host community events across London, film and photograph occasionally (opt out at sign-in), email you about future events only if you opt in, add you to a WhatsApp community only if you tick the box.
Joshua, LetsLoop · hello@letsloop.app