Ottawa Social Events This Week: Skating, Bingo & Painting Fun (Sept 24–28, 2025)

Ottawa’s social scene is about to level up! Whether you’re looking to lace up your skates, test your luck with social bingo, or paint with a bubble tea in hand, this week’s events are all about making new friends while trying something different. If you’re in your 20s or 30s and ready to shake up your routine, here’s what’s happening:

🍸🛼 Wednesday, Sept 24 – Cocktail Social & Roller Skating Night

📍 Exit Lounge (1101 Baxter Rd) & Skate N Play
🕖 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM

Start your night with cocktails and snacks at Exit Lounge, then roll into Skate N Play where skating is included in your ticket. Think drinks, laughter, and a little cardio on wheels. Want even more fun? VR and arcade games will also be available at the venue.

✨ Why you’ll love it:

  • Skating access included in your ticket

  • Mix and mingle over cocktails before hitting the rink

  • Try VR and arcade games for extra laughs

  • Limited spots—this one sells out fast!

🎉 Saturday, Sept 27 – Social Bingo Night

📍 The Office, 202 Sparks St
🕖 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

This isn’t your grandma’s bingo. Our Social Bingo Night is packed with icebreaker challenges and fun prompts to get you talking to new people. Expect about 30+ attendees, an easygoing vibe, and plenty of laughs. For those who want to keep the night going, we’ll be making after-party plans nearby.

✨ Why you’ll love it:

  • Bingo with a twist—fun icebreaker tasks, not just numbers

  • Meet people in a low-pressure, interactive format

  • After-party plans for those who want to keep the social energy alive

🧋🎨 Sunday, Sept 28 – Bubble Tea & Paint Party Social Mixer

📍 Hi T Lounge, 1076 Wellington St. W
🕑 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Close out the weekend with something creative. Grab your favorite bubble tea, relax with new friends, and let our art instructor guide you through a fun painting session. No experience needed—just good vibes and a chance to meet other locals.

✨ Why you’ll love it:

  • Bubble tea included for a sweet twist on paint night

  • Step-by-step guidance from a professional art instructor

  • A relaxing, social way to wrap up your weekend

🌟 Why These Events Are Perfect for You

  • Designed for 20s–30s singles, couples, and newcomers

  • Built-in icebreakers so meeting people feels natural

  • Mix of active, interactive, and creative formats—there’s something for everyone

  • Hosted by Ottawa’s most trusted social networking group (4.5★ average rating, 500+ events hosted!)

⚡ Don’t Wait – Spots Are Limited

Each of these events has limited capacity to keep the experience social and fun. Once tickets are gone, registration closes automatically.

👉 Grab your spot now and make this week in Ottawa unforgettable!

Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada

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