Mill Woods Raised You. Now Let It Set You Up.

Mill Woods is Edmonton’s South Asian heartland. If you grew up there, you know the deal: Millbourne Mall, the gurdwaras on 34th Ave, the aunties who somehow know your entire family tree. The community is deep, multigenerational, and significantly underserved when it comes to social events for single people.

The format from New York: singles go on dates on stage, comedians host, and the full room mingles before and after. In Edmonton, where Mill Woods families have roots going back decades, this format puts the second generation kids who grew up on 34th Ave in the same room as U of Alberta grads who moved here for residency.

University of Alberta brings in a huge cohort of South Asian students every year, and a lot of them stay. Edmonton’s tech scene is growing, the healthcare sector pulls in Indian professionals, and the immigrant community keeps getting younger. But the social infrastructure hasn’t caught up. Friday night options for single brown people in Edmonton are limited.

We’re expanding across Canada and Edmonton is on the map. The waitlist is open. If you want to be first to hear about dates, get on it. If you want to go on a blind date in front of a live audience, apply now.

This show was built for communities exactly like Mill Woods. Big enough to fill a room, close enough that it actually means something when you meet someone there.