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Fairgame and Pizza, Canary Wharf

Name: Fairgame and Pizza, Canary Wharf
Start: 2024-01-19T18:30:00+00:00
End: 2024-01-19T22:00:00+00:00
Location: Fairgame

Date

Fri 19 Jan

Time

6:30 PM – 10:00 PM

Attendees

0 people going

About This Event

Fairgame sits beneath the glass and steel of Canary Wharf like a deliberate act of subversion ‚Äî a warehouse full of reimagined fairground games, neon lights, and cocktail servers weaving between skeeball and ring toss. It's the kind of place that breaks down the professional formality London so readily hands you on a Monday morning. Twenty members gathered for what became an unexpectedly competitive evening. The hook-a-duck station drew particular intensity. The pinball machines held their own small crowds. By the time the group migrated for pizza, people who'd arrived as strangers were negotiating rematches. This was the first Social Seen gathering of 2024 ‚Äî small enough to feel like a dinner party, noisy enough to make introductions easy. If you've ever wanted to meet interesting people without the awkwardness of a structured networking event, this was the template for everything that followed.

What's Included

Activity session

Your Host

Mitesh Bhimjiyani

Host

Passionate about bringing London professionals together through unforgettable shared experiences. Building The Social Seen one evening at a time.

Reviews

4.7

from 3 reviews

Priya Sharma

Mon 22 Jan

“Didn't know what to expect from my first Social Seen event. Left thinking I should have joined months earlier. The group size was perfect ‚Äî small enough to actually meet everyone.”

James Hartley

Sun 21 Jan

“Good start to the year. Fairgame is a bit louder than I'd usually choose but it forces conversation rather than allowing people to stand politely and say nothing. The pizza afterwards was exactly what the evening needed.”

Charlotte Davis

Sun 21 Jan

“Such a fun first event ‚Äî the gaming bar format broke the ice immediately. Was talking to strangers within ten minutes of arriving, which never happens. Left with three new contacts and sore arms from the skeeball.”