

Anti-Networking Fall Social Vol. III
βToronto is full of people you'd probably get along with.
βAnd apparently, when you put enough of them in one room, things get pretty loud. π
βWe're taking that as a good sign. People are laughing, conversations are flowing, and nobody seems particularly interested in calling it a night. π
βAnti-Networking is a casual social where you can show up without a game plan, meet people you wouldn't normally cross paths with, and let the evening go wherever it goes.
βWe keep things pretty unstructured:
βNo forced icebreakers or awkward rotations.
βNo one telling you who to talk to or when to move on.
βNo pressure to meet everyone or turn every conversation into an opportunity.
βSometimes you end up meeting five new people, and other times one conversation takes up your entire evening.
βBoth sound like a pretty good night to us. βοΈ
βPS. We have a strong policy of no name tags π«‘
βBest for people who are:
βWorking remotely and need a reason to leave the house
βNew to Toronto and trying to find their circle
βCurious to meet new/cool people in the city
βTired of networking events πβοΈ
βSometimes meeting someone interesting is enough.
βNot sure what to say?
βWe made prompts so you do not have to default to βSo, what do you do?β
βLess painful version:
π https://anti-networking.lovable.app
βUnhinged version for confessions, questionable opinions, and conversations that get personal way too quickly:
π https://anti-networking-unhinged.lovable.app
βCome solo, bring a friend, or bring the person who keeps saying they need to βget out more.β
βWe will take care of the setting.
βA quick note on photos and videos πΈ
βWe will be taking photos and videos during the event to capture the evening and share moments from the Anti-Networking community.
βBy attending, you understand that you may appear in event photos or videos. If you would prefer not to be photographed, just let us know when you arrive.