Single in 2026… WTF?
Part school sports carnival. Part Amazing Race. Part dinner party. Part matchmaking experiment.
The run sheet
First-name badges with a fun line instead of dating labels — “Jodie • Will walk 20km for fun.” Instant conversation, zero cringe.
Three-legged race, egg-and-spoon, sack race, a mini obstacle course, giant Jenga and some silly relays. You'll learn more about someone's humour, kindness, competitiveness and confidence in ten minutes here than in ten weeks of texting.
Small teams. One budget. Twenty minutes to build dinner for four. Watch who plans, who improvises, and who sneaks the good cheese in.
Teams cook what they bought — and we rotate people through, so you naturally meet more of the room instead of getting stuck in one corner.
Clues, team photos, puzzles, location challenges and small physical tasks. Laughing while lost is a proper compatibility test.
Everyone eats together. Organised rotations stop here — from this point you gravitate to the people you actually want more time with.
Then: the match
A private follow-up form the next day. Pick up to three people. Only mutual romantic matches are ever revealed — nobody is told they weren't chosen, and nobody sees anyone else's picks.
❤️ I'd like to go on a date
👋 I'd like to hang out again
🥾 I'd join another activity with them
On the tables
Scattered around the long table for when the chat needs a nudge.
Where would you disappear to for a month?
What did 12-year-old you love doing?
What are you currently excited about?
What makes someone instantly easy to be around?
What do your friends tease you about?
What's your ideal completely free Saturday?
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