survival tips for moving to a big city for the first time
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Most cities have adult leagues you can sign up <strong>for</strong> and meet like-minded people. If team<br />
sports aren't your thing, think about joining a gym or yoga studio. If you go regularly, you're<br />
likely <strong>to</strong> see familiar faces.<br />
7. Take a continuing education class.<br />
Now is <strong>the</strong> <strong>time</strong> <strong>to</strong> take that French class you've always thought about. Or a cooking class so<br />
you're not *solely* ordering in. You just might meet a new BFF in <strong>the</strong> process!<br />
8. Search events on Nearify.<br />
While not a direct set up <strong>for</strong> meeting people, <strong>the</strong> more events you go <strong>to</strong>, <strong>the</strong> more likely you<br />
are <strong>to</strong> make friends in your new <strong>city</strong>. Download it here.<br />
9. Ask people on friend dates.<br />
Be <strong>for</strong>ward! Say, "I have a friend-crush on you, would you wanna go <strong>for</strong> coffee or something<br />
some<strong>time</strong>?" Mention that you're new <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>city</strong> and trying <strong>to</strong> explore.<br />
10. Meet new people over food with Supper Club.<br />
Eat, drink, and be merry with future BFFs. Download it here.<br />
11. Take pictures.<br />
If you're <strong>the</strong> one snapping lots of pictures at an event or party, it's super easy <strong>to</strong> get in <strong>to</strong>uch<br />
with people later. Just say: "Are you on Facebook? Or would you want me <strong>to</strong> email you a<br />
copy?" Hello, new contacts.<br />
12. Go <strong>to</strong> cultural events.<br />
It's usually af<strong>for</strong>dable and some<strong>time</strong>s even FREE. Concerts in <strong>the</strong> park, art exhibits, and plays<br />
are just <strong>the</strong> beginning. And you'll au<strong>to</strong>matically have things <strong>to</strong> talk about with <strong>the</strong> people in<br />
attendance.<br />
13. Open up!