Pick a skill. Pull up a chair.
Choose a session that sparks your curiosity. Our small-group format makes coming alone feel like a beginning, not a big entrance.
Make & Meet presents / 60-Minute Strangers
One neighbor. One new skill. Exactly 60 minutes. Make something you can take home at a café, brewery, or bookstore—and meet someone beyond your screen.
Come solo. Start from scratch. Leave with something real.
Something made. Someone met.
Completed in 60.
Our promise,
from day one
60 minutes, start to finish
12 people maximum
01 finished project to keep
Less scrolling. More doing.
Think a hand-bound notebook, a ceramic dish, or a cocktail you invent. The skill changes; the invitation stays the same: try something with your neighbors.
Not experts on a stage
Neighbors across a table.
Every session includes a first-time teacher. A simple host kit and a shared run of show help keep the hour on track.
Choose a session that sparks your curiosity. Our small-group format makes coming alone feel like a beginning, not a big entrance.
A neighbor walks you through one doable project. Ask questions, swap ideas, and get your hands busy while the clock counts down.
The hour ends with a reveal and a ‘Completed in 60’ tag. Take your object home, snap a photo, and keep the connection going.
Have a skill to share? Hosts earn teach credits and a revenue share. You don’t need a teaching résumé—just a project someone can finish in an hour.
Your next hour, well spent
We’re starting small. Launch sessions are free; paid pop-ups and private team sessions follow as the series grows.
Neighborhood pop-ups
$25–35 / seat, after launch
A 60-minute skill session, a small table of neighbors, and your finished project with its ‘Completed in 60’ tag.
First chapter: eight free sessions in one neighborhood.
For teams & venues
$500–1,500
Planned private team session range
Trade another icebreaker for making something together. Venue partners can turn a quiet night into a neighborhood gathering; sponsorships are scoped individually.
Make room for a little real life
No perfect skills. No perfect introductions. Just one hour, a shared table, and something to show for it.
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