Whether you’re looking for more Bostonians to brunch with or want to get to know your neighbors, there’s a local social media group for you.
We rounded up 10 ideas for digital communities — both big and small — to join if you’re looking to make friends and get to know Boston a bit better.
Boston Outdoor Adventures
This Meetup group has 16,000+ members who plan hiking, skiing, biking, and snowboarding excursions.
Brunchclub Boston
Join to meet a new brunch buddy or two. Pro tip: Impress with your foodie knowledge by consulting our brunch guide.
Boston Free Events
We know you already find the best events through our calendar, but if you’re looking for even more free fun, this group has you covered.
Assembly Row Crafty Meetup
Connect with fellow Somerville crafters and join a meetup every other Monday night.
Girlfriends Boston
If you missed our Beacon Hill day with this group for meeting new girlfriends, be sure to join the Facebook and Instagram groups to stay in the know.
Boston Girls Who Walk
This local walking group started up this year and plans walks all around the city, from Boston Common holiday walks (with yours truly) to South Boston struts.
Make Friends After College
True to its name, this Facebook group is a space for helping Boston-area residents in their 20s and 30s meet new people.
Boston Bike Party
This group is wheelie perfect for cyclists who want to ride around town with new pals.
Boston Restaurant Talk
Chat about your favorite restaurants in the city, get recommendations for new spots to try, and stay in the know about upcoming eateries.
Neighborhood groups
From Charlestown Townies to Back Bay Through Time and Dorchester Connect, each area has plenty of dedicated Facebook groups. Simply search your neighborhood’s name and join the groups that pique your interest.
Psst — this is just a taste of what’s out there in the social media-verse. Let us know if you’re in a group that we should add to the list.
