
What we’re about
This is a group for people who want to enlarge their social connections and develop their bodies and their minds.
Events include:
- social pub nights
- boardgaming meetups
- philosophy group
- guided meditations
- yoga exercise
- intellectual discussions
- group walking
- social sport
- watching movies
- exploring restaurants
Join our WhatsApp group to chat and catchup between meetups.
Can you please take a moment to read our Code of Conduct
Featured event

Brisbane Stoics January 2026 Meetup
This is a meetup for people who are interested in applying stoic principles to their lives or would like to find out more about Stoicism.
Please bring some of your favourite short readings or maxims, along with general ideas, to share.
- 9am - The venue is the small building adjacent to New Farm library. It has a small kitchen and there is nearby free parking and close to public transport. Feel free to bring a friend.
- 11am (Optional) - Social with the group at nearby MK Cafe after meetup.
Join our WhatsApp group to chat or catchup between meetups.
Combined meetup with Brisbane Stoics
"An unexamined life is not worth living"
(Socrates)
Upcoming events
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🧘Mind & Body Co-Ordination Exercise🥋@ New Farm Park
New Farm Park, 1005 Brunswick St, New Farm, QLD, 4005, AU9am -Join us at New Farm park for mind and body co-ordination exercises based on the principles of Aikido including relaxation and harmonisation with Taichi breathing.
All participants need to take due care for their safety during these light activities. You're free to watch or take part because the activities are casual.
10am (optional) - Drink and bite to eat at MK Cafe across the road.
What to bring:
- Yoga mat(essential)
- Water bottle(recommended)
- Hat(optional)
- Light shoes(optional)
- Light clothing(optional)
- Sunscreen lotion(optional)
Venue:
- The entrance of New Farm park on the corner of Sydney St and Brunswick St(view photo below). Across the road from MK Cafe.
Join our Mind & Body WhatsApp chat group to catchup between meetups.
5 attendees
Secret Hitler & Party Social Deduction Games @ New Farm Library
New Farm Library, 135 Sydney St, New Farm, QL, AUJoin in the fun and laughter playing Party, Social Deduction, Cooperative & Light Strategy games. You can bring your own games to share (if you own any).
Games played include: (click on it to watch how to play)
- Secret Hitler In pre-WW2 Germany, Liberals and Fascists square off in an intrigue-filled parliament.
- Werewolf Werewolves have descended upon your village! Who will survive?
- Blood on the Clocktower Deduce who the Demon is through logic and bluffing. Dead players still play.
- Party Sushi Go! Pass sushi around a bigger table and take the best dishes. Save room for dessert!
- Codenames Give your team clever one-word clues to help them spot their agents in the field.
- Just One Give one-word clues so someone can guess one word!
- Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Interpret forensic evidence to solve a murder. Beware, the murderer may be among you!
- Tsuro Play tiles and move around the board. Try to outlast your opponents.
- Pandemic Your team of experts must prevent the world from succumbing to a viral pandemic.
- Party Trivial Pursuit X For adults and features edgy trivia for large groups.
- 6.30pm - Venue is the small building adjacent to New farm library near the carpark. It has a small kitchen with microwave. Close to bus and ferry terminals.
Combined meetup with Brisbane Boardgamers
16 attendees
"What are your New Year Resolutions for 2026?" @ Discussion at New Farm libary
New Farm Library, 135 Sydney St, New Farm, QL, AUJoin us to share your plans for any 2026 goals and be held accountable by our group for your resolutions you made on New Year's Eve for 2026.
Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle touted the benefits of a life well-lived.You can contribute to our discussion about the philosophy of living well in 2026.
- 9.30am - Join our group analysis and critique of ancient philosophical perspectives in contrast to modern psychological studies and personal experience.
- 11am (Optional) - Social drink and bite to eat with the group at a local cafe after discussion.
The venue is New Farm library meeting room (view photo below). It is the building adjacent to the main library. There is plenty of library parking and its close to public transport.
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Recommended Reading:
- How to Flourish: An Ancient Guide to Living Well for Modern Readers (2020) by Aristotle, Princeton University Press.
- Socrates Cafe: A Fresh Taste of Philosophy (2010) by Christopher Phillips, Norton & Company
- New Year's Resolutions Made Easy: A Step-by Step Guide to Sticking to Your Goals (2024) by Kai Emerson, Learn More.
17 attendees
⚽️Social Soccer(Mixed)☀️Sunday @ New Farm garden park.
New Farm Park, 1005 Brunswick St, New Farm, QLD, 4005, AUGet fit and make new friends playing social football in New Farm park on Sunday at 4pm. Women are welcomed to play our lower intensity Coed Soccer (mixed).
Beginners and new players are welcomed! For men and women of any age, ability or fitness level. It will just be an hour of fun and fitness kicking the ball in the park. Nothing too serious. Feel free to bring your partner or friend as a guest to the game.
Meetup in the middle of New Farm garden park. Look for the white ball , long corner posts and large yellow goals
The host (Steve) will be wearing a brown baseball cap and yellow shirt .Mobile 0412647557 if problems finding the group.
What to bring:
- Runners or boots (Compulsory)
- Water bottle(recommended)
- A lighter shirt and a darker shirt to be allocated into teams(recommended)
- Hat(optional)
- Sunscreen lotion(optional)
Join our WhatsApp Soccer Group to chat and catchup for a game every weekend.
Recommended Reading:
- Mixed 6-A-Side Soccer Rules by Griffith University, Brisbane.
LIABILITY WAVER
The organisers of this group cannot accept any liability for any loss, damage, injury or accidents to participants or their property on the event. By participating the event, you're taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being. By joining the event you agree to these terms.20 attendees
Past events
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