"Karaoke.Mixer" is a way to meet not through profiles, but through song. You come alone or with friends, and leave with those you just screamed the chorus with into one microphone. There is an equal number of guys and girls in the room, and most guests are between 25 and 35 years old. The organizers divide everyone into groups of 4-5 people, and each group sits at its own table. The host helps everyone get in the mood, suggests topics for conversation, guides on how to choose songs, and entertains in various ways. The first common task is to choose a song for everyone. The debate about what to sing is already half the acquaintance. The tables sing in turn, each with its own song. While the microphone is with the neighbors, you can sing along or chat. When all the tables have sung, the organizers mix the groups, and it all starts again: new table, new song. And this goes on for two and a half hours. By the end of the evening, you will have met most of the guests and seen them with a microphone in hand, which is more honest than any profile. If someone caught your eye - mark them on the card. If the feeling is mutual, a couple of hours after the evening, the organizers will send you both each other's contacts. Don't sing? No problem: no one demands a solo here, everyone sings as a table, and if the conversation isn't flowing, the host will throw in a question. The main rule: mutual consent. "No" means no, without persuasion. During the party, you can order food and drinks at the bar. And when they sing the final song, you can stay and sing more: no one is in a hurry. After the first "Mixer," you enter a closed chat where guests invite each other to the bar, board games, trips, and the next evenings. To find out more details and buy a ticket, you can visit the website.