Join one of our Weekly Meet Ups around Cornwall.
Connect with likeminded quieteers in your local area:
- Redruth Meet Up: Mondays 11:30-13:30 at Redruth Community Centre
- Truro Meet Up: Mondays 18:00-20:00 at Colours Cafe
- Helston Meet Up: Tuesdays 10:00-12:00 at Inn & Still
- Falmouth Meet Up: Wednesdays 18:00-20:00 at Fairwinds Community Hub
- Liskeard Meet Up: Wednesdays 19:00-21:00 at Liskeard Public Hall
- St Austell Meet Up: Thursdays 10:00-12:00 at Pattern Hall in Charlestown
- Penzance Meet Up:
This weekly group is designed to help you make meaningful connections with likeminded people in a calm and gentle way that feels authentic to your true quiet self.
Whether you’re chatting and sharing stories with your fellow quieteers, enjoying a craft or wellbeing activity, or simply relaxing with a good book in the company of others, this is a safe space where your quiet voice matters - and where you can feel part of a community that truly gets you.
We can’t wait to welcome you.
What to expect
A relaxed, welcoming environment
We’ve chosen Fairwinds Community Hub because it’s a calm and cosy space with plenty of comfy seating. We always keep our group small too, to help you feel welcomed.
It’s okay to talk and it’s okay to be quiet too
We understand that you may prefer to ease into conversation gradually, or that some days you might like to sit quietly with a good book whilst simply in the company of others. We welcome both quietude and chatter.
Optional activities
Every week we bring along materials for casual, optional activities for you to participate in if you wish, from creative journaling to painting to crochet. You’re also welcome to bring your own creative project or a book to read.
You can go at your own pace
Our intention is to help you connect with others, but there’s absolutely no pressure to participate or set any big goals. You’re invited to do what feels right for you.
We provide conversation starters on the tables
We know that getting to know new people can be challenging, so we’ve done the tricky part for you and provided some interesting, positive questions that you can ask your fellow quieteers.
Tea, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits…
Because you can’t have a meeting without them, right?
How to join a Quiet Meet Up
You don’t have to register to come along - it’s okay to simply turn up on the day. However, on the first time that you’re joining us, if you know in advance that you’re going to come along it would be really helpful if you could sign up using the booking form on our website (you'll find FAQs and photos of the Meet Up leader here too). This means we can say hello and answer any of your questions before you come along, we can easily contact you if there are any changes to the schedule, and we can get feedback from you now and again to help us improve.
It’s your choice though. Either way, we're very much looking forward to meeting you and welcoming you into the group.
Get more info here: quietconnections.co.uk/meetups