why Tiger Club?

Adulthood quietly removes the social infrastructure that used to make connection automatic.

Getting out, trying things and meeting people doesn’t happen by accident once you’re an adult. So we make experiences that give people a reason to.

A long table of Tiger Club members sharing dinner at Bite of Korea
Bite Club — the first one, at Bite of Korea

Four principles

We don’t just put people in the same room.

No spectators

Take part.

Everything is built to be done, not watched. You paddle the boat, you plant the tree, you get your hands dirty.

A dragon boat crew paddling in unison
Dragon boat festival
People who just met talking over coffee at a Creative Café Social
Creative Café Social at Recuerdos

Strangers don’t leave as strangers

Connection by design.

Small groups, a shared task and a reason to talk. The format does the icebreaking, so you don’t have to.

Break the script

Expect something unexpected.

Lantern parades, dragon boats, a board-game convention. The kind of plans you wouldn’t have made on your own.

Glowing handmade lanterns at a night parade

lantern parade

Wushu performers at the dragon boat festival

dragon boat festival

Discovery by design

Leave with something new.

A skill, a place, a food, a friend. Every experience sends you home with something you didn’t arrive with.

Crowds arriving at JapanFest
JapanFest
Members painting flowers on a community mural
Mural day
A group holding fresh harvest at Doghead Farm
Doghead Farm
Dancers and food at an Indonesian cultural festival
Indonesian festival

Events are just the start.

We’re building the social infrastructure for a more connected city.

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