The most beautiful conversations start at the dinner table
Eat, meet & experience together
Do you enjoy a good conversation? Are you excited about meeting people you wouldn’t normally meet? Do you like cooking for others? Whatever your reason: Eet Mee is a great and fun way to meet new people. Join in and contribute to more genuine connections in society.
Since 2009, Eet Mee has been bringing people together at the dinner table for cosy meals through various formulas. This way, you expand your social circle and get to know other cultures and languages. We have already made over 12.000 matches. Feel welcome and sign up.
Agenda
November 17-28: Students For Dinner – Wellbeing Week
Expand your social network and join us for our Bring Your Own Dinner at Parnassos during UU Wellbeing Week, or organise your own dinner.
December 24-31: Join Eet Mee met de Feestdagen
Do you have one or more free spots at your dining table on December 24, 25, or 26, or over New Year’s Eve, and would you like to treat people to a cozy dinner? Register your dinner so guests can sign up.
Would you like to join a guest for a nice dinner somewhere during the holidays and contribute to the atmosphere? Register as a guest and choose one of the dinners offered. Great! I’d like to have more information/participate!
Participants
Are you organising a dinner yourself or joining as a guest? Both options offer an opportunity to expand your social network, meet people from other (sub)cultures, practice your Dutch or help with it, and, in any case, enjoy a pleasant meal. You can participate and make your match through one of our options, possibly with the help of our matchmakers.
Volunteers, ambassadors, partners & donors
Are you committed to bringing more people together at the Eet Mee table? You’re very welcome to join our team or become an ambassador to raise our profile. Help us connect with the community and strengthen our ability to achieve our dream.
Dare to do
“Bringing people together through food.” That was the dream of initiator/director Annelies Kastein. Working in the socio-cultural sector, she often heard people say that everyone lives in their own little island. Surely there was a better way?
She searched for a way to connect people. What’s more connecting than eating together? That’s how the idea for Eet Mee (Eat Together) was born.
