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London weekend brunch: career change and dating conversations

THE WEEKEND CLUB / LONDON

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Explore a career move or what you want from a relationship over a London weekend brunch.

The Weekend Club offers small-group themed brunches in London. Career Change Table is a conversation about work choices and transferable skills. Dating Intentions explores relationship expectations, communication and boundaries. Choose the question you want to discuss, check the current dates below, then start the test and registration in the app.

What possibility would you like a new conversation to open?

Career Change Table

Bring a career move you are weighing up: a new field, a different role, or a skill you want to put to work. For example, you might ask what practical experience would help you explore a move from operations into product work.

Swap working-life stories, compare routes and leave with a small step you can test. If you need live vacancies, start with recruitment or employment services; a discussion can add perspectives on the daily work behind a job title.

Dating Intentions

Bring a relationship question about expectations, communication or boundaries. You could explore how to express an interest in a serious relationship while giving another person room to respond. Sharing a personal story is optional.

Hear different perspectives and clarify the kind of relationship you value. The format is a themed discussion. If singles-only eligibility or one-to-one matching is essential to you, check those requirements before choosing an event.

For broader conversations about work and everyday life, you can also check the general Brunch option in the app. Choose a format that serves your own purpose while leaving other participants free to choose theirs.

Which London dates are currently available?

These choices were checked against the live app, published times and event records. All times are local to London.

Upcoming London themed tables
TableDate and time
Career Change Table
Dating Intentions

Checked: 2026-10-15 07:10 BST. Confirm current places, conversation language and availability in the app.

The app lists the area as London / City Center. Follow your personal itinerary for the meeting details.

Bring one question and something you can share

The UK National Careers Service recommends making a clear, manageable request and offering useful information in return. These original editorial prompts give you a starting point to adapt.

A career conversation

“I currently work in __ and I am exploring __. What did a typical week in that kind of role actually involve for you? I can share what I have learned about __.”

A relationship conversation

“I have been thinking about how two people can talk about different expectations around __. Would you be comfortable sharing a general perspective?”

A next step you choose

One new piece of information: __. Something still to verify: __. A small action I can take next: __. Exchange contact details only when both people want to.

Start with a conversation that has a purpose

  1. Start the test and complete registration in the app, or log in to your existing account.
  2. Choose London / City Center, then Career Change Table or Dating Intentions.
  3. Check the date, conversation language and booking information shown in the app before deciding to join.
Start the test & register →

Three questions before you join

Can I start if I am new to London?

Use the app's test and registration flow to explore the experience. Bring a specific question you would enjoy discussing and check the language and session options before booking.

Which table fits an interest in dating?

Dating Intentions focuses on relationship expectations and communication. If you want a singles-only event or a matching service, check that the actual format meets those needs first.

What can a job seeker take from the career table?

Career Change Table offers space to exchange work stories, compare routes and decide what to investigate next. Verify what you learn and connect it to your own job-search or learning plan.

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