Hi Society - Have fun and make friends

Admission: $5 pay if you can, cash credit or interac.
Interac payment: by email to events@stu42.co (note it's .CO and not .com)
Credit card payment: By Square:
1 person: https://square.link/u/fbkCA599
2 people: https://square.link/u/k3PIzsvV

Fresh air, forest paths, and fun people; what more could you want? 🌲🥾🍜

Join us for a laid-back nature walk through the beautiful trails of Mount Royal, where you'll get to stretch your legs, soak in the views, and connect with new people along the way. It's the perfect mix of movement, conversation, and Montreal’s natural charm.

The Program

Intro Game: Find Your People
Kick off the night with a fun, fast-paced game designed to spark real connections. The host will call out different hobbies, interests, or fun facts and if one speaks to you, you’ll join a mini-group with others who feel the same. You’ll have a few minutes to chat, laugh, and connect before the next round starts. It’s an easy, low-pressure way to break the ice and discover who shares your love of travel, true crime podcasts, rock climbing… or whatever makes you tick.

Opening
We'll take a few moments for our host to welcome everyone and introduce the event.

Hike
We’ll hike up the scenic trails of Mount Royal to the Kondiaronk Belvedere, a stunning lookout that offers one of the best panoramic views of the city. It’s a relaxed, social walk — not a race — with plenty of chances to chat and enjoy the natural beauty along the way.

Distance: 2km

Hike Path on Google Maps:
https://shorturl.at/iulIm

Friending Tips

1. Show Up — Even If It Feels a Bit Awkward
Friendship begins with presence. Say yes to the event, join the game, show up for the convo. Even if you're nervous or a little tired, just being there puts you in the right place for connection to happen.

2. Be Curious, Not Just Interesting
Ask real questions — not just “what do you do?” People light up when they talk about their passions, weird hobbies, or favorite TV villains. Listen with curiosity, and don’t forget to share a bit about yourself too. A great conversation is a two-way street, not a TED Talk.

3. Help Others Feel Welcome
Lots of people come solo or with one friend, so keep your conversation circle open and inclusive. Invite others in, introduce people to each other, and make the space feel warm. When you help others connect, good energy comes right back to you.

4. Take “No” Like a Pro
If you vibe with someone and want to keep in touch — awesome! But if they’re not feeling it or don’t want to share contact info, that’s totally okay. A gracious “no problem at all!” keeps the event safe, fun, and drama-free for everyone.

5. Have Fun, No Pressure
You might not meet your new best friend (or soulmate) tonight — and that’s fine. Enjoy the moment, have great conversations, and know that just by showing up and having fun, you’re building the kind of energy that leads to real friendships over time.

FAQs

Do I need to bring anything?
Bring water and snacks if you think you will need those for the hike. Bring rain gear if there is a chance of rain. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes that are suitable for the weather conditions of the day. It is recommended that you bring or wear sunscreen.

Is this event bilingual?
This event is open to people of all languages. Facilitation will be mainly in English with French translation if needed.

Is this a singles event?
This event is open to everyone: singles, people in relationships, and those just here to meet new friends. If you're open to romantic connections, that's totally fine — just approach others with kindness and respect. Everyone’s here for good conversation and good vibes, so please be mindful of boundaries and make sure everyone feels comfortable.

What kind of people attend these events?
Our community is full of fun, friendly, and curious people who want to meet new others and try something different from the usual scene. Everyone's welcome — solo, in pairs, or with friends.

Can I come alone?
Absolutely! Many people attend solo, and our events are designed to make it easy to connect. You won't be left standing awkwardly in the corner — we’ve got games and icebreakers to help get things going.

Is there a dress code?
There’s no formal dress code — just dress comfortably for the activity! For the nature walk, we recommend casual, weather-appropriate clothing and good walking shoes. For dinner afterward, neat casual is perfect. Basically, wear something you feel good moving and socializing in.

Will there be games or structured activities?
Yes! Most events start with a light, optional game or activity designed to help you meet people in a low-pressure way. After that, it’s free-flowing social time.

What if I'm shy or introverted?
You are not alone — and you're totally welcome. We create a warm, low-pressure environment where everyone feels included. You can join the games or just chat at your own pace.

Is this LGBTQ+ friendly?
Yes — all identities are welcome. We aim to create a respectful, inclusive space where everyone feels safe and seen.

Do people actually make friends at these events?
Yes! Many attendees leave with new friends, group chats, or plans to meet up again. Of course, every experience is different, but the community is open and genuinely interested in connecting.

What if I have a bad interaction with someone?
Let the host know — we’re here to keep things safe, respectful, and fun. If someone crosses a boundary, we’ll address it discreetly and seriously.

Admission:
$5 pay if you can, cash credit or interac.
Interac payment: by email to events@stu42.co (note it's .CO and not .com)
Credit card payment: By Square:
1 person: https://square.link/u/fbkCA599
2 people: https://square.link/u/k3PIzsvV

No Latecomers
Latecomers are not accepted to this event. Once we start climbing the mountain, it will be difficult for you to join us. Please aim to arrive at least 10 minutes early, and give yourself a buffer for unforeseen problems like traffic, or metro delays.

Inclusion
Hi Society is committed to creating a welcoming and safe space for everyone. We celebrate diversity across all ages, ethnicities, cultures, religions, sexual orientations, and gender identities. If you have specific pronoun preferences or accessibility needs, please contact the event organizer—we want everyone to feel respected and supported.

Get ready for a packed night of delicious drinks, tasty bites, and effortlessly good vibes — all in one of the city’s hottest pubs. This isn’t your average night out. We’re bringing together a big crowd of fun, friendly people who actually want to meet and mingle. Whether you're new in town or just tired of the same old scene, this is your chance to mix it up, laugh a lot, and maybe even leave with a few new favorite people.

The Lord William Pub
Lord William is Montreal’s neighbourhood pub. Located in the historic Caladonian Iron Works Co. building, it’s a modern feel that honours its industrial heritage. Taking cues from the diversity of Montrealaise culture, Lord William has an appeal for all: Whether you are looking for fine wine and an elegant dinner, brunch with the family, big screens to watch the game, or a locale to have a beer with friends, everyone has a seat with their name on it.
https://www.lordwilliampub.com/

The Program
Intro Game: Let's Meet!
Start the evening with a fun twist on speed-friending. You’ll receive a list of personal achievements like "ran a marathon" or "visited Machu Picchu". Your mission: mingle and match the labels to fellow guests.

Opening
We'll take a few moments for our host to welcome everyone and introduce the event.

Meet and Mingle
The rest of the evening is yours to savour; meeting friends, having conversation, and enjoying fine food and drinks.

Friending Tips

1. Show Up — Even If It Feels a Bit Awkward
Friendship begins with presence. Say yes to the event, join the game, show up for the convo. Even if you're nervous or a little tired, just being there puts you in the right place for connection to happen.

2. Be Curious, Not Just Interesting
Ask real questions — not just “what do you do?” People light up when they talk about their passions, weird hobbies, or favorite TV villains. Listen with curiosity, and don’t forget to share a bit about yourself too. A great conversation is a two-way street, not a TED Talk.

3. Help Others Feel Welcome
Lots of people come solo or with one friend, so keep your conversation circle open and inclusive. Invite others in, introduce people to each other, and make the space feel warm. When you help others connect, good energy comes right back to you.

4. Take “No” Like a Pro
If you vibe with someone and want to keep in touch — awesome! But if they’re not feeling it or don’t want to share contact info, that’s totally okay. A gracious “no problem at all!” keeps the event safe, fun, and drama-free for everyone.

5. Have Fun, No Pressure
You might not meet your new best friend (or soulmate) tonight — and that’s fine. Enjoy the moment, have great conversations, and know that just by showing up and having fun, you’re building the kind of energy that leads to real friendships over time.

FAQs

Is this a singles event?
This event is open to everyone: singles, people in relationships, and those just here to meet new friends. If you're open to romantic connections, that's totally fine — just approach others with kindness and respect. Everyone’s here for good conversation and good vibes, so please be mindful of boundaries and make sure everyone feels comfortable.

Is this event bilingual?
This event is open to people of all languages. Facilitation will be mainly in English with French translation if needed.

What kind of people attend these events?
Our community is full of fun, friendly, and curious people who want to meet new others and try something different from the usual scene. Everyone's welcome — solo, in pairs, or with friends.

Can I come alone?
Absolutely! Many people attend solo, and our events are designed to make it easy to connect. You won't be left standing awkwardly in the corner — we’ve got games and icebreakers to help get things going.

Is there a dress code?
No strict dress code — just aim for neat, casual, and venue-appropriate. Basically: wear something you feel confident and comfortable in.

Will there be games or structured activities?
Yes! Most events start with a light, optional game or activity designed to help you meet people in a low-pressure way. After that, it’s free-flowing social time.

What if I'm shy or introverted?
You are not alone — and you're totally welcome. We create a warm, low-pressure environment where everyone feels included. You can join the games or just chat at your own pace.

Is this LGBTQ+ friendly?
Yes — all identities are welcome. We aim to create a respectful, inclusive space where everyone feels safe and seen.

Do people actually make friends at these events?
Yes! Many attendees leave with new friends, group chats, or plans to meet up again. Of course, every experience is different, but the community is open and genuinely interested in connecting.

What if I have a bad interaction with someone?
Let the host know — we’re here to keep things safe, respectful, and fun. If someone crosses a boundary, we’ll address it discreetly and seriously.

Admission
This kickoff event is free!

Latecomers
Latecomers are welcome but you will miss the fun games and performance.

Inclusion
Hi Society is committed to creating a welcoming and safe space for everyone. We celebrate diversity across all ages, ethnicities, cultures, religions, sexual orientations, and gender identities. If you have specific pronoun preferences or accessibility needs, please contact the event organizer—we want everyone to feel respected and supported.

Admission: $10, paid at the door.

Get ready for a packed night of delicious drinks, tasty bites, and effortlessly good vibes — all in one of the city’s hottest pubs. This isn’t your average night out. We’re bringing together a big crowd of fun, friendly people who actually want to meet and mingle. Whether you're new in town or just tired of the same old scene, this is your chance to mix it up, laugh a lot, and maybe even leave with a few new favorite people.

The Lord William Pub
Lord William is Montreal’s neighbourhood pub. Located in the historic Caladonian Iron Works Co. building, it’s a modern feel that honours its industrial heritage. Taking cues from the diversity of Montrealaise culture, Lord William has an appeal for all: Whether you are looking for fine wine and an elegant dinner, brunch with the family, big screens to watch the game, or a locale to have a beer with friends, everyone has a seat with their name on it.
https://www.lordwilliampub.com/

The Program
Intro Game: Let's Meet!
Start the evening with a fun twist on speed-friending. You’ll receive a list of personal achievements like "ran a marathon" or "visited Machu Picchu". Your mission: mingle and match the labels to fellow guests.

Opening
We'll take a few moments for our host to welcome everyone and introduce the event.

Meet and Mingle
The rest of the evening is yours to savour; meeting friends, having conversation, and enjoying fine food and drinks.

Friending Tips

1. Show Up — Even If It Feels a Bit Awkward
Friendship begins with presence. Say yes to the event, join the game, show up for the convo. Even if you're nervous or a little tired, just being there puts you in the right place for connection to happen.

2. Be Curious, Not Just Interesting
Ask real questions — not just “what do you do?” People light up when they talk about their passions, weird hobbies, or favorite TV villains. Listen with curiosity, and don’t forget to share a bit about yourself too. A great conversation is a two-way street, not a TED Talk.

3. Help Others Feel Welcome
Lots of people come solo or with one friend, so keep your conversation circle open and inclusive. Invite others in, introduce people to each other, and make the space feel warm. When you help others connect, good energy comes right back to you.

4. Take “No” Like a Pro
If you vibe with someone and want to keep in touch — awesome! But if they’re not feeling it or don’t want to share contact info, that’s totally okay. A gracious “no problem at all!” keeps the event safe, fun, and drama-free for everyone.

5. Have Fun, No Pressure
You might not meet your new best friend (or soulmate) tonight — and that’s fine. Enjoy the moment, have great conversations, and know that just by showing up and having fun, you’re building the kind of energy that leads to real friendships over time.

FAQs

Is this a singles event?
This event is open to everyone: singles, people in relationships, and those just here to meet new friends. If you're open to romantic connections, that's totally fine — just approach others with kindness and respect. Everyone’s here for good conversation and good vibes, so please be mindful of boundaries and make sure everyone feels comfortable.

Is this event bilingual?
This event is open to people of all languages. Facilitation will be mainly in English with French translation if needed.

How do I pay for the event?
$10, paid at the door, by cash, credit, or Interac. Food and drinks are not included in the admission cost.

What kind of people attend these events?
Our community is full of fun, friendly, and curious people who want to meet new others and try something different from the usual scene. Everyone's welcome — solo, in pairs, or with friends.

Can I come alone?
Absolutely! Many people attend solo, and our events are designed to make it easy to connect. You won't be left standing awkwardly in the corner — we’ve got games and icebreakers to help get things going.

Is there a dress code?
No strict dress code — just aim for neat, casual, and venue-appropriate. Basically: wear something you feel confident and comfortable in.

Will there be games or structured activities?
Yes! Most events start with a light, optional game or activity designed to help you meet people in a low-pressure way. After that, it’s free-flowing social time.

What if I'm shy or introverted?
You are not alone — and you're totally welcome. We create a warm, low-pressure environment where everyone feels included. You can join the games or just chat at your own pace.

Is this LGBTQ+ friendly?
Yes — all identities are welcome. We aim to create a respectful, inclusive space where everyone feels safe and seen.

Do people actually make friends at these events?
Yes! Many attendees leave with new friends, group chats, or plans to meet up again. Of course, every experience is different, but the community is open and genuinely interested in connecting.

What if I have a bad interaction with someone?
Let the host know — we’re here to keep things safe, respectful, and fun. If someone crosses a boundary, we’ll address it discreetly and seriously.

Admission
$10, paid at the door, by cash, credit, or Interac. Food and drinks are not included in the admission cost.

Latecomers
Latecomers are welcome but you will miss the fun games and performance.

Inclusion
Hi Society is committed to creating a welcoming and safe space for everyone. We celebrate diversity across all ages, ethnicities, cultures, religions, sexual orientations, and gender identities. If you have specific pronoun preferences or accessibility needs, please contact the event organizer—we want everyone to feel respected and supported.

Admission: $5 pay if you can, cash credit or interac.
Interac payment: by email to events@stu42.co (note it's .CO and not .com)
Credit card payment: By Square:
1 person: https://square.link/u/fbkCA599
2 people: https://square.link/u/k3PIzsvV

Fresh air, forest paths, and fun people; what more could you want? 🌲🥾🍜

Join us for a laid-back nature walk through the beautiful trails of Mount Royal, where you'll get to stretch your legs, soak in the views, and connect with new people along the way. It's the perfect mix of movement, conversation, and Montreal’s natural charm.

The Program

Intro Game: Find Your People
Kick off the night with a fun, fast-paced game designed to spark real connections. The host will call out different hobbies, interests, or fun facts and if one speaks to you, you’ll join a mini-group with others who feel the same. You’ll have a few minutes to chat, laugh, and connect before the next round starts. It’s an easy, low-pressure way to break the ice and discover who shares your love of travel, true crime podcasts, rock climbing… or whatever makes you tick.

Opening
We'll take a few moments for our host to welcome everyone and introduce the event.

Hike
We’ll hike up the scenic trails of Mount Royal to the Kondiaronk Belvedere, a stunning lookout that offers one of the best panoramic views of the city. It’s a relaxed, social walk — not a race — with plenty of chances to chat and enjoy the natural beauty along the way.

Distance: 2km

Hike Path on Google Maps:
https://shorturl.at/iulIm

Friending Tips

1. Show Up — Even If It Feels a Bit Awkward
Friendship begins with presence. Say yes to the event, join the game, show up for the convo. Even if you're nervous or a little tired, just being there puts you in the right place for connection to happen.

2. Be Curious, Not Just Interesting
Ask real questions — not just “what do you do?” People light up when they talk about their passions, weird hobbies, or favorite TV villains. Listen with curiosity, and don’t forget to share a bit about yourself too. A great conversation is a two-way street, not a TED Talk.

3. Help Others Feel Welcome
Lots of people come solo or with one friend, so keep your conversation circle open and inclusive. Invite others in, introduce people to each other, and make the space feel warm. When you help others connect, good energy comes right back to you.

4. Take “No” Like a Pro
If you vibe with someone and want to keep in touch — awesome! But if they’re not feeling it or don’t want to share contact info, that’s totally okay. A gracious “no problem at all!” keeps the event safe, fun, and drama-free for everyone.

5. Have Fun, No Pressure
You might not meet your new best friend (or soulmate) tonight — and that’s fine. Enjoy the moment, have great conversations, and know that just by showing up and having fun, you’re building the kind of energy that leads to real friendships over time.

FAQs

Do I need to bring anything?
Bring water and snacks if you think you will need those for the hike. Bring rain gear if there is a chance of rain. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes that are suitable for the weather conditions of the day. It is recommended that you bring or wear sunscreen.

Is this event bilingual?
This event is open to people of all languages. Facilitation will be mainly in English with French translation if needed.

Is this a singles event?
This event is open to everyone: singles, people in relationships, and those just here to meet new friends. If you're open to romantic connections, that's totally fine — just approach others with kindness and respect. Everyone’s here for good conversation and good vibes, so please be mindful of boundaries and make sure everyone feels comfortable.

What kind of people attend these events?
Our community is full of fun, friendly, and curious people who want to meet new others and try something different from the usual scene. Everyone's welcome — solo, in pairs, or with friends.

Can I come alone?
Absolutely! Many people attend solo, and our events are designed to make it easy to connect. You won't be left standing awkwardly in the corner — we’ve got games and icebreakers to help get things going.

Is there a dress code?
There’s no formal dress code — just dress comfortably for the activity! For the nature walk, we recommend casual, weather-appropriate clothing and good walking shoes. For dinner afterward, neat casual is perfect. Basically, wear something you feel good moving and socializing in.

Will there be games or structured activities?
Yes! Most events start with a light, optional game or activity designed to help you meet people in a low-pressure way. After that, it’s free-flowing social time.

What if I'm shy or introverted?
You are not alone — and you're totally welcome. We create a warm, low-pressure environment where everyone feels included. You can join the games or just chat at your own pace.

Is this LGBTQ+ friendly?
Yes — all identities are welcome. We aim to create a respectful, inclusive space where everyone feels safe and seen.

Do people actually make friends at these events?
Yes! Many attendees leave with new friends, group chats, or plans to meet up again. Of course, every experience is different, but the community is open and genuinely interested in connecting.

What if I have a bad interaction with someone?
Let the host know — we’re here to keep things safe, respectful, and fun. If someone crosses a boundary, we’ll address it discreetly and seriously.

Admission:
$5 pay if you can, cash credit or interac.
Interac payment: by email to events@stu42.co (note it's .CO and not .com)
Credit card payment: By Square:
1 person: https://square.link/u/fbkCA599
2 people: https://square.link/u/k3PIzsvV

No Latecomers
Latecomers are not accepted to this event. Once we start climbing the mountain, it will be difficult for you to join us. Please aim to arrive at least 10 minutes early, and give yourself a buffer for unforeseen problems like traffic, or metro delays.

Inclusion
Hi Society is committed to creating a welcoming and safe space for everyone. We celebrate diversity across all ages, ethnicities, cultures, religions, sexual orientations, and gender identities. If you have specific pronoun preferences or accessibility needs, please contact the event organizer—we want everyone to feel respected and supported.