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Marsai Martin’s Picks for a Social Summer
Marsai Martin’s Picks for a Social Summer
Collection by Eventbrite X Marsai Martin
There’s no time like summer for trying new things and meeting new people, especially if you’ve been feeling lonely. Actress, producer, and entrepreneur Marsai Martin knows that social isolation is a huge issue — and she’s ready to do something about it. "Live events are powerful," Marsai says. "They bring us together in ways that social media and daily life can’t." To launch Eventbrite’s Social Connection Project, Marsai has curated events in select US cities (including her Texas hometown) where you can socialize while roller skating, learning improv comedy, or making pizza.
Marsai Martin’s Picks for a Social Summer

Want to learn how to confidently glide around a rink on eight wheels? Beginners (and those in need to a refresher course) can learn from the self-proclaimed "Godfather of Skate" inside a converted San Francisco church that dates back to 1898.

Take your yoga practice out of your living room and into the verdant surroundings of Golden Gate Park at this weekly class presented by Divine Yoga Studio. The Vinyasa-style yoga flow links breath to movement, and instructors offer variations for folks of all skill levels.

Find your flow while admiring LA's Echo Park fountains during this weekly yoga class led by two certified instructors.All ages and all skill levels are welcome to join — you'll just need to bring a yoga mat, water, and any other props (blocks, a pillow, etc.) you might need.

Monday nights are for moving your hips on a pier in Oakland. Township Commons hosts this drop-in salsa class for beginners and intermediate dancers who know the basic steps. Plus, two half-hour blocks of social dancing time offer a chance to show off your moves!

Join a creative writing workshop for women that revolves around the lunar calendar, where new and experienced writers are welcome. You'll learn new skills and have the opportunity to give and receive feedback, all while cultivating connections within a talented community.

Local artist Rich Garr leads this walking tour of street art throughout Gowanus, with stops at historical and architectural landmarks along the way. The tour ends in an area with plenty of food and drink options, allowing you to stick around and mingle with other attendees.

Every month, this group gathers and attendees take turns telling three-minute stories about themselves, inspired by a common topic. You'll get to share a piece of yourself, learn about storytelling structure as you listen to others, and become a part of a community.

Marsai Martin’s Picks for a Social Summer
Marsai Martin’s Picks for a Social Summer
Marsai Martin’s Picks for a Social Summer
Collection by Eventbrite X Marsai Martin
There’s no time like summer for trying new things and meeting new people, especially if you’ve been feeling lonely. Actress, producer, and entrepreneur Marsai Martin knows that social isolation is a huge issue — and she’s ready to do something about it. "Live events are powerful," Marsai says. "They bring us together in ways that social media and daily life can’t." To launch Eventbrite’s Social Connection Project, Marsai has curated events in select US cities (including her Texas hometown) where you can socialize while roller skating, learning improv comedy, or making pizza.
There’s no time like summer for trying new things and meeting new people, especially if you’ve been feeling lonely. Actress, producer, and entrepreneur Marsai Martin knows that social isolation is a huge issue — and she’s ready to do something about it. "Live events are powerful," Marsai says. "They bring us together in ways that social media and daily life can’t." To launch Eventbrite’s Social Connection Project, Marsai has curated events in select US cities (including her Texas hometown) where you can socialize while roller skating, learning improv comedy, or making pizza.

Want to learn how to confidently glide around a rink on eight wheels? Beginners (and those in need to a refresher course) can learn from the self-proclaimed "Godfather of Skate" inside a converted San Francisco church that dates back to 1898.

Take your yoga practice out of your living room and into the verdant surroundings of Golden Gate Park at this weekly class presented by Divine Yoga Studio. The Vinyasa-style yoga flow links breath to movement, and instructors offer variations for folks of all skill levels.

Find your flow while admiring LA's Echo Park fountains during this weekly yoga class led by two certified instructors.All ages and all skill levels are welcome to join — you'll just need to bring a yoga mat, water, and any other props (blocks, a pillow, etc.) you might need.

Monday nights are for moving your hips on a pier in Oakland. Township Commons hosts this drop-in salsa class for beginners and intermediate dancers who know the basic steps. Plus, two half-hour blocks of social dancing time offer a chance to show off your moves!

Join a creative writing workshop for women that revolves around the lunar calendar, where new and experienced writers are welcome. You'll learn new skills and have the opportunity to give and receive feedback, all while cultivating connections within a talented community.

Local artist Rich Garr leads this walking tour of street art throughout Gowanus, with stops at historical and architectural landmarks along the way. The tour ends in an area with plenty of food and drink options, allowing you to stick around and mingle with other attendees.

Every month, this group gathers and attendees take turns telling three-minute stories about themselves, inspired by a common topic. You'll get to share a piece of yourself, learn about storytelling structure as you listen to others, and become a part of a community.

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