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Twice Monthly Event For Adults Wanting to Make Social Connections

This event is intended for young adults ages 17 & up who are interested in meeting other individuals of their age group. This in-person social is held every other Friday from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Inside Out Learners and a pizza dinner is included. 

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Winter/Spring Semester 2025
$41.50 each ​​​

May 30

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Summer Semester 2025   

$41.50 each

June 13* & 20

NOTE: We will be celebrating birthdays that occurred from January 1 to June 30, 2025!

July 11 & 25

​August 8 & 22

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Adults attending these socials are coming to engage in various activities such as playing video games, tabletop games, and other recreational pursuits. Beyond the specific activities, they are seeking opportunities to connect with others in a relaxed setting. These events serve as a platform for building friendships and social connections. Additionally, for neurodivergent individuals, these socials offer a safe and accepting environment where they can feel comfortable being themselves without judgment or pressure to conform to neurotypical norms. Although most participants at this time are ages 18 - 34, we welcome all ages above and beyond the 30s if you feel it's a good fit for you!

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Please complete the form below, so we can call to learn more about the young adult who would like to attend.

Young Adult Social

What Date Are you Registering For?
How Did You Hear About Us?
Do you plan to use a voucher you were awarded by Inside Out Learners from an event you attended?
Yes, I have a voucher so I will not be providing payment.
No, I do not have a voucher.
Participant's Communication Style
Participant's Birthday
Month
Day
Year
Will Participant Be Driving Themself?
Yes
No, a caregiver or rideshare will be used.
Neurotype (or best guess)

Complete Only If NOT Transporting Oneself

NOTE: If you have a voucher from the CAYA event or the Chesapeake Jubilee 2025, please
  1. submit this form, then
  2. close your browser.

PLEASE NOTE:  Inside Out Learners materials and activities are designed for those who can independently use the restroom facilities and participate with minimal support from adults. In order to ensure safety for all, learners must be able to remain in a group setting without elopement or aggressive behaviors. Solid language and learning abilities are optimal for this experience, as many activities require higher order thinking and communication skills. Participants may have autism spectrum level 1, social anxiety, ADHD, twice exceptionalism, or no diagnosis at all but regularly engage in full, reciprocal, meaningful conversations with others. Please contact us with any questions concerning whether or not this event would be a good fit for your tween.

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