Weekday wind-down in Gurgaon · Tue · 8–10:30 pm

HometownsFirst monthDinner

The Moving Cities Table

new city, no friends, ten flatmates on whatsapp. you’re not the only one.

What happens

  1. Map pins: where everyone came from
  2. The hardest first month, one story each
  3. Swap the spots you’ve found so far

Who it’s for

  • You like hearing where people come from and sharing a bit of yourself.
  • You’d rather have one real conversation than ten polite ones.
  • You’re new to Gurgaon, or you’ve been here a while and want to meet new people.

Good to know

The Moving Cities Table, answered.

When does The Moving Cities Table happen?

Weekday wind-down: Tue · 8–10:30 pm. We set the date once enough people swipe right on it, and the people who did hear first on WhatsApp.

How many people come?

8–12 people. Small enough that you actually talk to everyone at the table.

How much does it cost?

Joining is free. Food and drinks are yours to order, like any other night out.

Where is it?

It starts in or near Gurgaon. Each dated table shows the area, and confirmed guests get the exact address a couple of hours before it starts.

Do I need to know anyone?

No. Most people come alone. We read every request so each table has a good mix.

Weekday wind-down · Thu

1 AMReal talkChai

1 AM Bro Talks

Late-night chai, no small talk, the stuff you don’t say in the group chat.

  1. Chai and Maggi, men only, phones face down
  2. Easy rounds first: the worst advice your dad gave you, then the real ones
  3. One rule: nobody fixes, everybody listens. Leave lighter.

Men only. What’s said here stays here.

8–12 peoplefree
I’d go to this →

Weekday wind-down · Fri

Open micTrue storiesChai

Five-Minute Stories

An open mic where everyone gets five minutes for one true story. No comedians allowed.

  1. Pick a theme card at the door
  2. Five minutes each, a bell at four
  3. Vote for the story of the night
15–25 peoplefree
I’d go to this →

Weekday wind-down · Wed

ChaiChugliPakode

Chugli Chai Club

aao behen chugli karein. chai, pakode and the tea you can’t post.

  1. Cutting chai and a plate of pakode
  2. Chugli rounds: no names, all drama
  3. The table votes on who’s the villain

Names stay out. What’s said here stays here.

8–12 peoplefree
I’d go to this →