To first start socializing, no-pressure affairs are the best way to start. Some easy activities to begin with:
Potlucks: Have the neighbors bring a dish and talk over dinner. Such a low-key event will allow you to scope out each other’s personalities and see how well you mesh.
Book Club: A book club is an easy way to meet people who share common interests. Discussing the latest best sellers can spark some lively conversations that can lead to other topics and let you get to know your neighbors.
Movie nights: Grab a new release, pop some popcorn and take over the clubhouse. Movie nights give a chance for tenants to see a movie they might have missed in the theatres. The only downside is that talking is minimal as folks get engrossed in the film.
Game nights: These are a good way to get people to interact as you either team up or play solo against each other over board games or a hand of cards. It’s a good way to bond, and a good way to learn which neighbors have quite the competitive streak.
Happy Hour: For an adult evening, you may want to consider inviting your neighbors over for cocktails and finger food. It’s an easy way to loosen up your neighbors with no distractions or barriers to chit chat.
It’s just important to make sure that whatever the activity is, it’s something everyone will enjoy. Those who aren’t having fun aren’t likely to keep coming back.
"One piece of log creates a small fire, adequate to warm you up, add just a few more pieces to blast an immense bonfire, large enough to warm up your entire circle of friends; needless to say that individuality counts but team work dynamites."
Book Club: A book club is an easy way to meet people who share common interests. Discussing the latest best sellers can spark some lively conversations that can lead to other topics and let you get to know your neighbors.
Movie nights: Grab a new release, pop some popcorn and take over the clubhouse. Movie nights give a chance for tenants to see a movie they might have missed in the theatres. The only downside is that talking is minimal as folks get engrossed in the film.
Game nights: These are a good way to get people to interact as you either team up or play solo against each other over board games or a hand of cards. It’s a good way to bond, and a good way to learn which neighbors have quite the competitive streak.
Happy Hour: For an adult evening, you may want to consider inviting your neighbors over for cocktails and finger food. It’s an easy way to loosen up your neighbors with no distractions or barriers to chit chat.
It’s just important to make sure that whatever the activity is, it’s something everyone will enjoy. Those who aren’t having fun aren’t likely to keep coming back.
"One piece of log creates a small fire, adequate to warm you up, add just a few more pieces to blast an immense bonfire, large enough to warm up your entire circle of friends; needless to say that individuality counts but team work dynamites."
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