r/LosAngelesSocialClub

Anyone who recently or current member of Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) in DTLA? If you are, can I ask how much you’re paying for membership?
I’m seriously considering joining but wanted to make sure I don’t overpay. Thanks in advance.

July 18th!
Free drinks
Free food
Music all night
Open for everyone to come to!!

F22, don't have any plans or any friends in town, I want suggestions of how to spend the 4th alone

Hi!

My wife and I relocated to LA last month and love it here. She is Canadian (Quebec) and we are wondering if there is a meetup spot to watch the game today? We live in Miracle Mile but do have access to car and metro.

Many thanks in advance!

editing because apparently it’s not clear: where are Canada fans meeting up to watch the game? I know sports bars in general have it on 🙄

Hi! Everyone! I just moved to LA and have been here for the past few months and it been great here.. still looking to meet with more people to have a great memory.. I'm a fun type of person I respect boundaries and I will have to have a lot of fun with free minded people who are looking for the same thing.

Hi there, I’d like to ask if anyone knows Belmont Cameli personally—in real life? Whether from his childhood in Naperville or later in his adult life? Judging by his interviews, he seems like a very caring, funny, respectful, and emotionally mature young man. I’m curious to know if he’s as perfect as he appears (surely not—nobody is). But some of his interviews seem almost too good to be true, painting him as the ultimate "green flag." I can’t tell if it’s just to help market his character in *Off Campus* and the show itself, or if he’s genuinely just a really great guy. Thanks a lot in advance for your answers, everyone !!! ☺️

Hi! Me and my friend is visiting L.A from Europe. We know that your Independencday is tomorrow. My friend has heard that you are doing bbq by the beach, In Santa Monica for example.

Anny recommendations on how we could celebrate it?🙂

Plans in LA next week?

Looking for the guy from the flight from Denver to Los Angeles on June 22, 2026.
I'm the girl who was sitting in the same row as you.
When we landed, you asked me something, but I was caught off guard and said something silly. After that we took the shuttle together and kept looking at each other. I wanted to come up and talk to you but lost you in the crowd...

You had a black backpack and a light-colored sweatshirt

Please message me 🥹

Please help me spread this post 🥹🥹🥹🥹🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I'm helping run a gym in the Valley and we've recently started a coach-led functional training class. Our first two classes have had 3 people each, and everyone who's come has had a great experience. We're trying to build it the right way and would love some honest feedback.

A few questions:

• What would convince you to try a new fitness class for the first time?
• If you tried it and liked it, what would make you come back every week instead of stopping after one class?
• What's the biggest reason you've stopped going to group fitness classes in the past?
• Do you prefer classes that focus more on community, competition, or just getting a great workout?
• What time of day are you actually willing to commit to consistently?
• If you've found a class you loved, what made it stand out from every other gym offering?
• What's one thing you wish more gyms did with their group classes?

I'm not trying to promote the gym, I genuinely want to understand what people are looking for so we can build something people actually enjoy and stick with. Any feedback is appreciated.

Hey everyone, I’m testing the waters on an idea and wanted to see if there would be any interest. As a guy who’s just finished up grad school recently and had a lot of friends move away and relationships change, I’ve noticed it can be hard to meet like-minded guys and build new friendships as an adult, especially when so much social life revolves around bars, dating, networking, and just being online in general.

So I was thinking about starting a small, casual men’s social club for guys in their 20s and early 30s who want to get out more, meet new people, and build real-life friendships.

The idea would be social first: casual activities like wiffle ball/kickball at a park, walks, hikes, bowling, food after, or whatever the group is into. But I was also thinking of having some kind of brief “real conversation” element. But not like therapy, not a formal support group or anything, and nothing forced, just a chance for people to talk a little more honestly about what we’re working on, the kind of week we’re having, or maybe what we’re trying to improve.

Also to be clear, this is not meant to be a therapy session, networking group, political debate group, or any kind of like redpill/men’s rights/manosphere type space. The goal is just to create a chill, respectful group of guys who want to make new friends, do fun stuff in real life, and hopefully build a community people can actually depend on.

I’m based near Whittier, the LA-OC border, but I’m open to driving a bit depending on interest. For a first meetup, I was thinking we could meet at a public park during the day, introduce ourselves, hang out a little, and play casual wiffle ball, softball, or kickball. La Mirada Community Regional Park is one possibility since it has baseball/softball fields, but I’m open to other locations too.

Ideally I’d love to get around 12–18 people for the first meetup. If there’s enough interest, I’ll probably make a short interest form and/or group chat just to coordinate details and keep the first group organized.

At the end of the day, the goal is just to have fun, get off our phones/social media for a bit, meet decent people, and build genuine real-life connections.

If you’d be interested, feel free to comment or DM me. Also open to suggestions on location, format, activities, or anything that would make this feel more natural.

Hello everyone! My name is Antonio, and I’ve been fascinated by paranormal and supernatural topics ever since I was a kid. Over the years I’ve become interested in paranormal folklore, Ouija boards, tarot, séances, ghost stories, and other supernatural-themed activities.

Rather than joining an existing group, I’d love to build a small, friendly group of people in the Los Angeles area who share these interests. My hope is to create a group that gets together regularly to hang out, get to know one another, discuss paranormal topics, share experiences, and enjoy paranormal-themed activities in a fun, respectful, and open-minded environment.

The group would be about friendship just as much as the paranormal. We’d meet in public first, get to know each other, and if everyone clicks, hopefully build a close-knit group that enjoys spending time together and making paranormal nights a regular tradition.

If you’re in the LA area and this sounds like something you’d genuinely enjoy, feel free to send me a DM. I’d love to meet fellow paranormal enthusiasts and hopefully create an awesome community together!

hi I’m from the United Kingdom. England. I’m a 23-year-old female and I’m coming to Los Angeles for the third time (9th July)I wanna call this place home one day and I’m looking to make some female friends who are funny outgoing. I’m obsessed with horses. I was a horse instructor in the US last year and the year before at a summer camp I love food and I am quite introverted but extroverted when I get to know you please let me know as there’s no proper apps to meet people!

I moved to the USA 4 years ago and every year I keep wanting to do something "special" on this date, I know for most of you it means nothing tho lol

I was planning on visiting Vegas but I'm not sure about how crowded and how difficult would be to get there (I plan on getting there by bus/van if I decide to go).

Any of you have any other suggestion? Is Vegas a good plan? What about LA or surroundings? I don't want to see fireworks or go to a show only (I've already done that), I want to stay at a special place maybe, going to a lake if it's possible, I want to take advantage of having Saturday-Monday off.

Thank you!

I’m trying to watch the USA vs. Bosnia game, preferably with a bigger crowd and big screens. I loved the Union station fan fest because it had a ton of people and the screen was huge. any recs?