Lazy Brunch Special: Karaoke Edition
- Date
- 2026-03-27
- Location
- T'bilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia
- Host
- Futurum
About this event
Some evenings are built for overthinking. This one is built for showing up hungry, meeting good people, and singing a song you probably know by heart. Lazy Brunch Special: Karaoke Edition brings together the easy rhythm of a shared meal with the energy of karaoke, giving you a relaxed way to start conversations, loosen up, and spend your Friday night with people who are actually open to connecting. If you like events that feel social without being stiff, this is the sweet spot. It is casual enough to arrive as yourself, lively enough to keep things moving, and structured around two things that make strangers less strange very quickly: food and music. About the Event This is an in-person community gathering in T'bilisi, Georgia that blends brunch-style food-and-drink vibes with karaoke and natural networking. It is designed for people who want a social night out that does not revolve around formal intros, name-tag small talk, or standing awkwardly in a corner waiting for the right moment to join a conversation. The format is simple on purpose. You come in, settle into the space, grab a bite or drink, and ease into the room at your own pace. From there, karaoke becomes the social engine of the evening: some people will jump in early, some will cheer from the sidelines first, and most people will end up talking to someone new because a song choice, a laugh, or a shared favorite artist gives them an easy opening. Because the event sits at the intersection of brunch, community, food-drink, and networking, it works for more than one kind of attendee. You can treat it like a Friday social, a low-pressure way to meet people in the city, or a break from the usual nightlife routine if you want something more interactive than simply going out. What to Expect Expect a night that feels welcoming from the start rather than something that takes an hour to warm up. The combination of food, conversation, and karaoke gives the event a natural flow, so there is always something happening whether you are ready to perform or prefer to observe first. A likely rhythm for the evening looks like this: Arrival and settling in: time to get comfortable in the space, say hello, and start easy conversations Food-and-drink social time: casual mingling around the table or venue, with plenty of opportunities to meet new people naturally Karaoke moments throughout the evening: solo songs, crowd favorites, spontaneous singalongs, and the kind of performances that become instant conversation starters Open networking and hangout time: chat between songs, meet people outside your usual circle, and stay as involved or laid-back as you like You do not need to be a strong singer to enjoy this. Karaoke works because it lowers the stakes and raises the mood. Some attendees will sing seriously, some will sing badly on purpose, and some will mostly clap, laugh, and support everyone else. All of those are valid ways to be part of the night. You should also expect a more human kind of networking. Instead of introducing yourself through job titles first, you get to connect through personality, taste, confidence, humor, and presence. That tends to make conversations feel less transactional and a lot more memorable. Why Attend A lot of social events promise connection, but the setting makes all the difference. Here, you are not being asked to force a conversation from nothing. You are walking into an environment where shared activity creates momentum for you. That makes it easier to meet people whether you are naturally outgoing or just a little rusty. This event is especially valuable if you want a social plan that is both fun and useful. You can come away with new friends, new local connections, and a stronger sense of belonging in the city, all while actually enjoying your evening instead of treating it like a networking obligation. You might attend because you want to: meet people in T'bilisi in a setting that feels relaxed and real turn a Friday evening into something more engaging than a standard dinner or bar outing enjoy food and drinks while doing something interactive get out of your comfort zone in a way that still feels low pressure share a laugh, a song, and a table with people you would not have met otherwise There is also something refreshing about an event that gives you permission to participate at your own level. You can sing, spectate, mingle, stay close to your group, or branch out and meet everyone in the room. The format supports all of it. Practical Details Location: In person in T'bilisi, Georgia. This is a face-to-face event, so expect the experience to center on the room itself: the atmosphere, the table talk, the live reactions, and the spontaneous interactions that only happen when people gather offline. Date and time: Friday, March 27 at 6:00 PM GMT+4. The evening timing makes it easy to roll straight from the workweek into something social, playful, and energizing. A few useful things to keep in mind: Come ready for a casual, social environment rather than a formal program You do not need karaoke experience to enjoy the event If you want the easiest start, arriving on time helps you settle in before the room gets fully active This is a good pick whether you come with friends or on your own If you have been wanting a night out that feels lively without feeling chaotic, and social without feeling forced, Lazy Brunch Special: Karaoke Edition offers exactly that balance. Show up for the brunch energy, stay for the songs, and leave having actually met people.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a social night that feels easy to step into and gives you more to do than just stand around making small talk. - **You enjoy meeting new people, but prefer a built-in activity** that makes conversation feel natural. Karaoke gives you instant openings without the pressure of formal networking. - **You like food-and-drink events with actual energy**. If a shared table, casual atmosphere, and interactive night out sounds better than a quiet dinner or standard bar plan, you will feel at home here. - **You are new to T'bilisi or looking to expand your circle**. This is a friendly way to connect with locals, newcomers, and other socially curious people in person. - **You want networking to feel human, not transactional**. If you would rather bond over music, humor, and personality than rehearsed introductions, this format fits. - **You are karaoke-curious, karaoke-confident, or happily karaoke-optional**. You do not need to perform to belong here; cheering others on counts too. - **You want a Friday plan with personality**. If you are looking for something playful, communal, and a little more memorable than the usual night out, this event is a strong match.