A sneak peak at RSVP's autumn singles events calendar

Here at RSVP singles club and dating agency, we have lots of exciting and

seasonal singles events coming up, to brighten up your diary while the days continue to get darker.

Following the success of our RSVP Exclusive Singles Events, even more exciting activities have been included in our new singles events calendar. These include a helicopter flying lesson, with hands-on flying! This is something to truly get the adrenaline pumping while you bond with your fellow members over your shared once-in-a-lifetime experience.

If you’d rather keep your feet on the ground but still prefer an adrenaline kick, step into the shoes of a secret agent in a covert spy mission. Like in the popular TV show Crystal Maze, you’ll face exciting mental and physical challenges – you never know what you’ll pick up!

With Christmas fast approaching, another RSVP Exclusive Singles Event that might tickle your fancy is our Cooking Master class. With tuition from two expert chefs, you can add to your own skill set just in time for cooking a sumptuous Christmas spread. It’s the sort of activity that is great fun but also might leave you with a talent that is sure to impress the opposite sex!

For the culture vultures, we have arranged an exclusive tour of the Pre-Raphaelite Collection at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and a tour of the majestic St Paul’s Cathedral in London. This is all alongside our usual great collection of singles dinners, Mix & Mingles and singles walks; there’s something coming up in the next three months for everyone.

And if you’re not already a member, join RSVP today so you don’t miss out on these fantastic singles events coming up this autumn.

Get your pulse racing.... in more ways than one!

At RSVP Singles Club and Dating Agency, we offer a plethora of singles events and new experiences. Alongside the many relaxing singles dinners, mix and mingles and singles walks, our event consultants make a point of including RSVP Exclusives every month that might shake up your routine and get your pulse racing. In the past, we have had our members plunging down rapids with white-water rafting, exploring the backstage of some of our capital’s most famous theatres and taking to the skies with a helicopter lesson. We run these events to give our members a chance to meet each other in various informal settings where there isn’t as much pressure as meeting one-to-one. But why do we throw in the slightly more unusual events? Why do we not just stick to dinners and drinks, like most other singles clubs?

According to the website Succeed Socially, one of the best ways to meet people is to put yourself “somewhere where the situation breaks the ice for people and naturally gives them reasons to talk to each other.”

This is easier said than done normally, but this is where RSVP singles events come in. By providing a variety of interesting activities, including tours of art galleries, sailing and archery lessons, it allows you to partake in something new and entertaining, whilst not just breaking but shattering the ice! You can’t really avoid the possibility of small talk but when you are busy trying something new, then it also generates a positive conversation topic that both people can equally contribute to - and a shared experience to create an instant bond.

On top of this, The Wall Street Journal has reported on research that sharing a hobby with your partner is a good way to improve your marriage. This might seem obvious, that spending time with your partner might help your relationship flourish, but it is a simple yet effective thing to do. There are also scientifically positive effects that result from trying new things, as Wall Street Journal columnist Elizabeth Bernstein notes:

“New experiences also can activate the brain's reward system, flooding it with powerful neurochemicals related to pleasure and bonding—the same circuits triggered when a person first falls in love.”

So, joining RSVP Singles Club can get you meeting new people in challenging and intriguing environments. Plus, there's the added bonus that doing more things just makes you more interesting, especially to the opposite sex.