Wanna reconnect? Tired of online dating? Nervous to put yourself out there? Join us for this exciting new series! With dating apps losing their spark, we're offering a refreshing alternative—an evening of low-pressure connections and inspiring conversations.
Each themed event is hosted by Intimacy Coach and Educator, Tanille Geib and Cora Bilsker, owner of Nested Heart Counselling, who will be your guides through learning activities designed to spark and deepen connection. Whether you're looking for community, activity partners, casual connections, long term partnership or a co-parent, come play in Old Town like never before and discover what “slow burn” really means. Slow Burn Dating is designed to be an inclusive and supportive choose-your-own-adventure experience for all: Straight/queer, monogamous/non-monogamous, vanilla/kinky, neurotypical/neurodiverse and all differing abilities.
Come curious, leave inspired!
The Details:
- Non-alcoholic beverages and snacks included with ticket. Please note this is a dry event.
- Participants will be organized into smaller groups based on what type of relationship they are looking for.
- There will be four facilitated activities that participants will move through. Please see schedule for details.
- Capacity for this event is 100 people.
- This event is for people aged 25 to 55 years old.
- Participants will be organized into smaller groups based on interests.
- Event tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets will not be available at the door.
- Limited pay-what-you-can tickets available.
- Members receive 10% discount. Current members sign in. New members sign up.
Learn more about the Slow Burn event series and limited Pay-What-You-Can tickets.
Slow Burn Dating events are 25+. Two pieces of ID are required for entry. At least one piece of ID must be a photo ID. All bags entering the museum are subject to inspection. Images may be taken at the event and may be used by the Royal BC Museum & Slow Burn Dating for promotional purposes. The Royal BC Museum hosts events where everyone is responsible for maintaining space that is safer for all participants. Safer space means everyone at the event is free from all forms of oppression and anything that can harm or limit our well-being.
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