Next full moon: Monday 26 Oct 2026, 04:12 UTC · Hunter's Moon in Taurus
Twelve full moons ahead, each with the night walks, hikes, stargazing nights, lakeside saunas and other outdoor evenings you can join on your own on those dates — 12 so far in 10 cities, picked from city open data. Nothing listed for your moon? Host a walk yourself in one minute.
Moon times computed by Moonwitch and StarOracle; shown here in UTC.
Full at 04:12 UTC. Walks and nights out on 25–27 Oct in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
A guided walk through the refectory and storerooms of the old Santo Domingo convent — its history, architecture and the people who lived there — now home to Zaragoza's water and environment documentation centre.
A free, community-led run or walk of about 3 miles from Pier 6, with views of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty and the Lower Manhattan skyline. Open to all levels — many runners go for pizza together afterwards.
Every Tuesday the Amateur Astronomers Association sets up powerful telescopes on the High Line at 13th Street. No experience needed and no RSVP — just drop by after sunset. Cancelled if the sky is cloudy. Free.
The Braucommune in Freistadt, the brewery collectively owned by the old-town householders of this walled medieval town in the Mühlviertel, taps its seasonal Bock beer at the Brauhof on Sunday evening. The band Timeless Rock plays live, and entry is free. A traditional Bockanstich, with long tables and strong autumn beer, is the kind of evening where you easily end up chatting with the people next to you. «Bockanstich im Brauhof» Starts 18:00, ends about 22:00. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
Saria from the Espoo Kalevala society talks about the jouhikko — a traditional bowed lyre — how it is played and why she took it up, and plays it for the audience. Free, in the Salonki room of Lippulaiva library.
Three leading Hungarian jazz guitarists — István Gyárfás, Attila Rieger and Gábor Szalay — share one stage with bass and drums for a tribute to Gábor Szabó, inside Helsinki's famous church carved into rock. Free.
The Argentine horror writer Mariana Enriquez talks with writer and critic Jorge Carrión about her new essay book on darkness and Latin American history. Free — arrive early.
The Vienna Boys Choir sings at Taipei's National Concert Hall as part of the Yushan music series.
On the last Tuesday of the month the Architecture & Design Museum opens its exhibitions and evening programme for free, 16:00–20:00. A relaxed way to spend an evening on your own and maybe start a conversation over the exhibits.
The museum's free themed Tuesday visit (max. 20 people) returns for its second October date: the royal estates and places of old Madrid that no longer exist, told through the collection.
Entresse Library in Espoo centre opens its Jukeboksi music room for a relaxed rock, blues and anything-goes jam, and this is the last session of the autumn series. Guitars, bass, drums, piano and microphones are ready in the room, playing skill does not matter, and you are just as welcome to sit and listen. It is free, and the organisers say it outright: bring a friend or come alone. «Musiikkijamit» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:30. Source: City of Helsinki / City of Espoo — LinkedEvents (CC BY 4.0).
North York Central Library, on Yonge Street above North York Centre station, hosts a weekly evening of modern and classic board games for adults on its second floor. Expect Codenames, Bananagrams, Exploding Kittens, Sushi Go, Scrabble, chess and many more. It is a free drop-in, and the library invites you to come with friends or make new ones at the table. «Board Games for Adults: Tuesday Evening» Starts 18:00, ends about 20:00. Source: Toronto Public Library events.
What does the way we handle plastic waste say about our society? Researchers look behind the promise of recycling at the tensions between environment, industry and politics. Part of the 'Plastics: a systemic poison' series. Free.
A concert about water as memory and connection: Telemann's Wassermusik played by the Divino Sospiro ensemble under Massimo Mazzeo, in dialogue with 20th and 21st century piano works by Raúl da Costa. In a beautiful municipal theatre in Chiado.
The Balthasar-Neumann choir under Lionel Sow sings five centuries of music for peace and light — Palestrina, Monteverdi, Jonathan Harvey and a world premiere by Osvaldo Coluccino — in the church of Santa Cristina della Fondazza. Tickets on the official page.
Full at 14:54 UTC. Walks and nights out on 23–25 Nov in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
A free walk with Oleguer Biete through the Torras i Bages area to discover the history and corners of the former village of Sant Andreu. For adults.
A weekly drop-in conversation table on the second floor of Oodi where learners practise everyday Finnish with volunteers and each other. No registration is needed, so you simply walk in, take a seat and start talking with whoever is at your table.
Readers meet at the branch library for a lively talk about Ann Patchett's novel Tom Lake. Drop in with your thoughts on the book; a shared novel makes it easy to start talking with strangers.
A relaxed Finnish speaking group led by a librarian and a volunteer, held in the library's multipurpose room. It is aimed at people who already speak Finnish at roughly B1 level; there is no sign-up and you can come and go, which makes it an easy way to meet other newcomers in Vantaa.
A free participatory session on how architecture and design shape our daily lives and emotional health, with community co-creation examples from Barcelona neighbourhoods. Held in a modernist market.
An evening craft session for adults where everyone builds a personal journal from collage, drawings, writing and found paper. Supplies are provided and you can bring your own scraps, so working side by side at shared tables gives plenty of chances to chat.
A monthly English-language book club, moderated by John Costello, meets to talk about Hamnet. It is meant for readers with intermediate or advanced English, and a book discussion gives you a ready-made topic to talk about with people you have never met.
A regular informal club at the library where people swap recommendations for books, films and music over tea. You can join in or just listen, so it is a gentle way to meet local readers in Rennes.
The Romano Dji company introduces the festive dances of Eastern Europe, from Russia and Hungary to the Balkans, in a free beginners' session. Entry is open without booking, and learning steps together in a group is a natural ice-breaker.
An association of parents of deaf children gives a short introduction to French Sign Language at the library. It is free but registration is required; practising signs with the people next to you makes it naturally interactive.
A professional Italian teacher leads an hour of relaxed conversation, games and chat about travel, music and hobbies. Learners of every level are welcome, and the small-group format means you will be talking with other participants within minutes.
The Mamariga library screens Hindenburg as part of its 'In Danger!' film cycle. Entry is free, and a small library screening is a low-key way to spend an evening among neighbours.
Logan Square branch on West Fullerton Avenue hosts a weekly bridge club for adults on Tuesday evenings. If you already enjoy Hearts or Spades, this is the invitation to give bridge a try; all levels are welcome and a card table of four is a ready-made way to sit down with strangers. It is free and needs no registration. «Tuesday Night Bridge Club» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:30. Source: Chicago Public Library events.
A free talk about the biography of Isabel Roig, a woman who fought injustice in every sphere and stands for thousands who fought for democracy in Barcelona.
Part of the Prologue New Play Festival: actors read a new script about a Macau boat-building family and decades of change in the city. Staged readings are informal and intimate, and the festival crowd at Huashan is easy to chat with afterwards. The ticket page lists a 400 TWD price zone.
Full at 01:28 UTC. Walks and nights out on 23–25 Dec in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
On the afternoon of Christmas Eve the Gaztedi dance group brings a romería, an open-air Basque folk-dance party, to the square of Santutxu. Dancers start, neighbours join the circles, and you can simply watch from the edge or take a hand in a line dance. A warm, local way to spend the hours before dinner. Free; the end time is not published, about an hour and a half is likely. «Dantza Plazetan 2026: Gaztedi Dantzari Taldea» Starts 17:00, ends about 18:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
Experienced library regulars lead a weekly needlework circle where beginners and confirmed crafters work on shared projects in sewing, embroidery or crochet. It is free and open to everyone from age 8, with booking recommended. Busy hands and a group project make it easy to chat with people you have never met.
A weekly card circle at Malminkartano Library plays Shanghai, a rummy-style game that starts easy and gets gradually harder. One game takes about an hour and a half, but you can join for a shorter time, and no previous experience is needed. A card table is one of the simplest ways to sit down with strangers, and it is free.
Photographer Laurent de Bompuis gives a talk on the Indo-Guadeloupean community, alongside an exhibition of his work on the subject. It marks the anniversary of the arrival of the first Indian workers in Guadeloupe on 24 December 1854. Entry is free with room for 100, and a talk followed by an exhibition gives you an easy reason to chat.
On the eve of Christmas Eve the Parliament Street branch near Cabbagetown hosts its drop-in chess club for players of all ages and levels. Bring your own board or use one of the library's, sit down and ask who wants a game. Free, no registration. «Drop In Chess Club» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:30. Source: Toronto Public Library events.
Burutik, a young band formed in the Pamplona area in 2020, plays pop-rock with two guitars, bass, drums and an accordion that gives their sound its own colour, with three- and four-part vocal harmonies and lyrics full of metaphor and irony. They bring songs from their latest album Ipuinak to the old basilica of Lezo, a small town by the Pasaia bay. Free; sung in Basque; the end time is not published, about an hour and a half is likely. «BURUTIK» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
This musical interweaves two journeys: a grandfather recalling how he left Cuba for Europe in the 1960s, and his granddaughter Alicia's imaginary voyage through 'Alice in Wonderland'. It is billed for a family audience and tickets cost 8 €. An evening show in the theatre on the Plaza Mayor is an easy way to enjoy the holidays alone.
The board-game club of this small Gers town ends its year with a lit-up evening at the media library: a big choice of games for every taste, and you can bring your own favourite to teach the table. One rule for this last session: you only get in if you follow the Christmas dress code, so wear something Christmassy. Free and open to all; the library asks you to sign up (phone 05 62 69 75 43 or the online form). «Les Promeneurs-euses du DÉ fêtent Noël !» Starts 20:00, ends about 23:30. Source: OpenAgenda — mediariscle (open data).
An eleven-piece band revives the golden age of soul with songs associated with Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Otis Redding, Etta James and Nina Simone. Doors open at 8:30 pm and tickets are listed at 13 € or 15 €. A dance-friendly soul night in a busy café-theatre is easy to enjoy alone.
Eight violists of the Taipei Symphony Orchestra share the stage in a chamber salon devoted to their instrument, opening with Guido Papini's quartet for four violas. OPENTIX lists tickets from NT$200 to NT$500. A short chamber concert on Christmas evening is a calm, unhurried outing on your own.
Full at 12:17 UTC. Walks and nights out on 21–23 Jan in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
Adults-only restaurants, train carriages and hotels raise a question: are children becoming unwelcome, or do adults, parents included, sometimes need child-free time? Author Claire Bourdille and Lille sociologist Clément Rivière discuss it in a debate moderated by journalist Mathilde Chevré, with time for the audience. Entry is free, and an open debate invites you to speak up alongside strangers.
Since the river burst its banks and swallowed everything, Camille has not said a word, until she wakes the river to ask it why. Mixing epic tale, dreamlike scenes and real testimony, the play gives a voice to people who live through disasters and imagine other futures. Tickets are 6 euros for adults and children, from age 9.
Two siblings meet on a stormy night in an isolated cabin deep in a forest; she unexpectedly needs to move some things and he has a pick-up truck. Between books and memories, old grudges and new offences surface in Neil LaBute's psychological thriller about family ties, lies and guilt, uncomfortable and provocative by design. Israel Elejalde directs Marta Juániz and Alberto Huici in this Spanish-language premiere at the city's grand old theatre; 90 minutes. Tickets €12, reduced €6. «"EN UN BOSQUE OSCURO Y PROFUNDO" (Estreno)» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
Every Thursday at four, Sello Library in Leppävaara hosts an English discussion group: an easy hour of conversation to keep your English going or to meet people in a new town, with native and non-native speakers around the same table. No cost, no registration, everyone is welcome, just drop by. The group meets in the Elina conference room; the library is inside the Sello shopping centre right by Leppävaara railway station. «English discussion group» Starts 16:00, ends about 17:00. Source: City of Helsinki / City of Espoo — LinkedEvents (CC BY 4.0).
Journalist Alice Raybaud, author of a book on friendship, draws on interviews, sociology and philosophy to argue that friendship deserves a central place in our lives, and turns to the growing feeling of loneliness. The one-hour talk is free. A subject this close to why people go out alone makes it a natural place to strike up a conversation afterwards.
For the Nuits de la lecture, storyteller Joël Foulet brings his tales of clever birds to the small-town library of Saïx, near Castres: the crow flying through the night of the world, the juggler-bird on his branch and a feathered treasure locked in a pirate's cabin, all of whom know the way to the light better than we do. Told in French with live music, for everyone from six to a hundred. Free entry, about an hour. «Le Chant Des Lumières. Joel Foulet» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:00. Source: OpenAgenda — La Compagnie de la Hulotte (open data).
Historians Pierre-Etienne Bourneuf of the Geneva Graduate Institute and Olga Hidalgo-Weber of the University of Geneva trace how institutions from the Red Cross to the League of Nations built the city's image as a capital of peace, and what challenges that image faces today. RTS journalist Alexis Favre moderates the one-hour conversation. Entry is free within the seats available.
Corinne Gazull and David Humeau tell and sing about the idols who shaped them, mixing a few covers of Bowie, The Cure and Gainsbourg with their own songs, humour and improvisation. It is a seated Thursday concert. Tickets cost 5 euros, an easy price for trying something new on your own.
Violinist Florent Billy, cellist François Girard and pianist Thibault Maignan play three French works for piano trio from around the turn of the twentieth century, including Lili Boulanger's luminous D'un matin de printemps. The concert lasts one hour. Full price is 12 euros, and an early-evening recital is simple to attend alone.
The monthly Rencards du Climat is a meeting time for people who already volunteer for the environment in the Lille area and for those who would like to start: local groups present what they are doing, newcomers ask questions and everyone finds their next project over a drink. This edition is at Le Bus Magique, a community venue on avenue Cuvier near the Citadelle. Free entry, no booking, in French. «Les Rencards du climat au Bus Magique !» Starts 19:00, ends about 21:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Les Rencards du Climat - Métropole Lilloise (open data).
Choreographer and performer Marianne Masson sets herself a trap: a completely improvised dance-theatre piece built on the music and themes the audience throws at her, with no fourth wall, so she dances among the spectators and plays off their reactions, making contemporary dance accessible to everyone. Sound by Arthur Ower. Part of the Nuits de la lecture at Le Moulin, the cultural third place of Roques, south-west of Toulouse; light food on sale from 18:00. Free, no booking. «Piège-moi [ou l’auto-truande programmée] – Marianne Masson» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Ville de Roques (open data).
A Thursday-evening concert under heavy influences: Corinne Gazull and David Humeau of Collectif Madame Suzie whisper stories, improvise and sing the idols who built them, from David Bowie and The Cure to Serge Gainsbourg, alongside their own songs about art, philosophy and laundry. Seated or standing. The twist: bring a vegetable of your choice and the house chef cooks something from the audience's haul during the show. Tickets €5, online booking; about an hour and a quarter. Sainte-Luce is just east of Nantes. «RENDRE A CÉSAR /Collectif Madame Suzie» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:15. Source: OpenAgenda — Nantes Métropole (open data).
Chacha of the Muerto Coco company has turned 40, yet feeling grown-up still does not quite fit, so she revisits all the moments she pretended to be an adult in a playful documentary solo. The show is in the intimate café-theatre space, from age 8. Admission is by voluntary contribution, and a small room keeps the mood warm.
Indie songwriter and actor Christina Rosenvinge revisits her work for the screen, from soundtracks to songs tied to her film roles, backed by a four-piece band. The venue prides itself on closeness between artists and audience. Tickets cost 10 euros, a modest price for a solo night of music.
Two rising names of French-language reggae, friends who recently released a single together, share a stage with a backing band to play their own songs, new material and a few surprises. It is a standing concert from age 10 with a bar. Full price is 14 euros, and a dancing crowd is easy to blend into alone.
Full at 23:24 UTC. Walks and nights out on 19–21 Feb in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
Le Cirque Penché takes you on a concert without a safety net: lively, vibrant French chanson by artists who are not afraid to walk the wire. The band took its first steps on stage in 2016, and since 2022 Anne-Lise's accordion, Jeremy's bass, Thierry's drums and Julien's guitar and vocals have created an intimate, effervescent and always warm atmosphere. They play their own compositions. At the Marins d'eau douce venue in Ramonville, on the Canal du Midi south-east of Toulouse. Friday night from nine; tickets €10, information on 05 61 73 16 15. «LE CIRQUE PENCHÉ ➤ @marinsdeaudouce ➤ Ramonville» Starts 21:00, ends about 23:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Mervilla (open data).
Raul Clyde is the stage name of Raúl Pérez Marqués, a singer-songwriter from Aldaia in Valencia who started publishing songs in 2021 and broke through in 2022 with his first EP, Destino 2013. His music is mainly reggaeton and urban pop, with excursions into trap and dancehall, and his collaboration with Saiko on Tuenti (Remix) gave his career a big push; in 2026 he released the album EL VENDEDOR DE ROSAS. He plays Santana 27 in Bolueta, Bilbao's big rock-and-rap club by the river, on a Saturday night. Tickets €15 in advance, €20 at the door, online through the venue. Lyrics in Spanish. «Raul Clyde» Starts 21:00, ends about 23:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
The Museon Arlaten hosts the showcase of the photography workshops of TEDO#8 through a projection open to everyone. For several months the participants explored the photographic medium with photographer-trainer Jean Moïse De Faria, producing singular points of view and visual stories carried by each person. Come and see what a season of learning to look produces, in the Provence museum in the centre of Arles, a place made for photography. Friday afternoon, free, no limit on places. «Restitution de la Saison#8» Starts 16:30, ends about 17:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Bicentenaire de la Photographie (open data).
Brive's board-game guild hosts its 88th friendly Friday-evening games night with tables of family and expert board games, party games, card games and miniatures. Volunteer hosts teach the rules, so you can show up alone and be dealt into a table within minutes. Entry is free. «Games Gaillardes n° 88» Starts 19:00, ends about 23:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Les rencontres de La Guilde Ludique Briviste (open data).
Musicologist Jérémie Noyer takes the audience on a journey where painting meets music, from Monet's canvases to the compositions of Debussy and Ravel. The talk is held in the auditorium of the Pôle culturel Chabran and is free, with a reservation. Easy to enjoy on your own. «Conférence - L'impressionnisme, de la palette à la partition» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Ville de Draguignan (open data).
Delacueva is an artist who combines sensitivity with personality: his songs carry emotions with closeness and create a special connection with the audience. He plays the Cotton Club on Calle Gregorio de la Revilla, a classic Bilbao music room with a stage, a bar and the kind of crowd that sings along. Friday night, doors open early. Tickets €15 through the venue's online box office. Lyrics in Spanish. «Entradas Delacueva (Cotton Club - Bilbao)» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
After the success of his first show «Giorda vous hypnotise», Giorda returns with «HYPN'OSE», an original creation where humour, interaction and improvisation combine for an experience as funny as it is unexpected. Nothing on stage is fully written in advance: each performance becomes a unique adventure shaped by the reactions of the audience. For everyone, about an hour and a half, at Le Rabelais in Changé near Le Mans. Tickets €12, €10 in advance, €8 reduced; online box office. «HYPN'OSE - GIORDA» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Saison culturelle 2026-2027 (open data).
Born in Digne-les-Bains, Clovis Nicolas is now one of the most sought-after double bassists on the international jazz scene. After early days in Marseille and then Paris alongside names such as Baptiste Trotignon and the Belmondo brothers, he settled in New York more than twenty years ago, having trained at the Juilliard School. This concert under the sign of sharing, between swing, emotion and freedom, brings his trio back to the town where it all began. At the René Char cultural centre. Tickets from €8 to €20 depending on the rate, via the centre's box office and Digitick. «CLOVIS NICOLAS TRIO» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — VieMaVille (open data).
After the double concert at the jazzambach festival, the foyer of Kulturbühne Ambach turns into a relaxed living room for a late-night session. The house band around pianist Jonathan Frick opens with a short set, then the stage gradually fills with guest musicians and the evening becomes a jam. Entry is free and you can simply drop in and listen. «jazz im foyer: theater kosmos jazz session @ jazzambach» Starts 22:30, ends about 23:30. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
The Kuraia contemporary music encounters bring a free evening of new work by Álvaro Lozano and the SGAE Foundation Euskadi prize winner to the Arriaga conservatoire in Bilbao. A relaxed way to hear fresh Basque composition alongside other curious listeners. «Kuraia 2026-2027: "Álvaro Lozano & Premio Fundación SGAE Euskadi"» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
With «Le Bon Plan», Bruno Bachot, a Pouliguen resident at heart, writes a lively comedy full of mischief about everyday schemes and situations that skid faster than planned. It all starts from a simple idea, a «good plan» meant to suit everybody, but things quickly pile up and get complicated: mix-ups, colourful characters and unexpected twists. Part of the town's comedy weekend at the Salle André Ravache in Le Pouliguen, a seaside town on the Loire-Atlantique coast. Saturday at half past eight; tickets €15 or €10 reduced, information on 02 40 24 34 44. «Week-end Comédie : Théâtre - Le bon plan» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Ville du Pouliguen (open data).
Full at 10:44 UTC. Walks and nights out on 21–23 Mar in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
No night walks listed yet for these dates — the cities we cover publish most evening events 2–6 weeks ahead. Host a full-moon walk and let people find you.
The Ignacio Aldecoa culture house runs a monthly book club in English for people with an intermediate or advanced level, led by John Costello, and this session discusses Kate Chopin's classic novel «The Awakening». Entry is free, and talking about a book in English is a friendly way to meet locals and other newcomers in Vitoria. «English book club (2026-2027): "The Awakening" (Kate Chopin)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
In the digital humanities series of the Bibliothèque de Genève, Clarisse Bardiot of Université Rennes 2 shows how programmes, photographs and video recordings can be used to write the history of more than 2,000 Avignon Festival productions since 1947. Entry is free, open to everyone while places last, and the one-hour talk is followed by time for questions and conversation. «De la scène aux données» Starts 16:15, ends about 17:15. Source: OpenAgenda — Bibliothèque de Genève (open data).
Geographer, author and actor Frédéric Ferrer gives one of his offbeat lecture-performances on the Vikings who settled Greenland for 450 years, and what their choices, the ice, the climate and their Inuit neighbours can tell us about climate debates today. Entry is free, and this witty one-hour talk is an easy evening to enjoy on your own. «Conférence "Les Vikings et le Groenland" - De et avec Frédéric Ferrer» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:15. Source: OpenAgenda — L'Estive - Saison 26/27 (open data).
This free Spanish-language club, led by Amaia Ibarraran, explores the other side of American literature through Native American, Chicano, African American and Asian American writers. This month the group talks about «Ceremony», the novel about Tayo, a Laguna Pueblo war veteran searching for healing and his place in the land and community. «Club de lectura de literaturas estadounidenses (2026-2027): "Ceremonia" (Leslie Marmon)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
The Osimun Quartet, four saxophonists playing soprano, alto, tenor and baritone, bring their programme «Let the music speak» to Fundación Vital's Tuesday concert series, with works by Bach, Beethoven, Seara, Ligeti and Connesson in two parts. Tickets are 8 euros, and an intimate chamber concert is an easy evening out alone. «Martes Musicales 2026-2027: Osimun Quartet» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
A storyteller and actor, son of Breton dairy farmers, tells a sensitive and clear-eyed story about farming life, family inheritance and the changes in the countryside, with students of the regional conservatory joining Cie Mouton Major on stage. The show lasts 70 minutes, is for ages 12 and up, and full price is 12 euros at this small neighbourhood theatre. «MON PÈRE AVAIT 3 VACHES / Cie Mouton Major + Elèves du CRR» Starts 19:30, ends about 20:40. Source: OpenAgenda — TAC - Troupuscule (open data).
Full at 22:27 UTC. Walks and nights out on 19–21 Apr in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
No night walks listed yet for these dates — the cities we cover publish most evening events 2–6 weeks ahead. Host a full-moon walk and let people find you.
The Casa de Cultura Ignacio Aldecoa runs a free English-language book club for intermediate and advanced speakers, led by John Costello. In April the group discusses Roddy Doyle's «Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha», a funny, tender novel told by a nine-year-old Irish boy. A book club in English is a natural way for a newcomer to start conversations in Vitoria-Gasteiz. «English book club (2026-2027): "Paddy Clarke HA HA HA" (Roddy Doyle)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
The Let's read together groups help adults practise Finnish by reading together with volunteers, and they suit learners of every level. The group at the Alppila community house is free, needs no registration and you can join at any point in the season, so it is an easy first step into Finnish and a friendly place to meet people alone. «Let's read together-group for adults» Starts 17:00, ends about 20:00. Source: City of Helsinki / City of Espoo — LinkedEvents (CC BY 4.0).
Kino Gmunden screens Michel K. Zongo's award-winning documentary about a gold mine in a village in Burkina Faso, told with a griot's storytelling and playful western touches, in the original version with German subtitles. After the 79-minute film there is a conversation with Oliver Böck of ÖJAB. Entry is free with a free ticket, and a film followed by a talk is a natural way to meet locals on your own in this lakeside town. «KEIN GOLD FÜR KALSAKA - Film KI 08/16» Starts 19:00, ends about 21:00. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
The free Spanish-language science-fiction club at the Casa de Cultura Ignacio Aldecoa meets monthly in the Amaritu room. This time the group discusses Connie Willis's «Doomsday Book», in which an Oxford historian travels from 2054 to the England of 1320. Sharing a novel with fellow readers is a relaxed way to meet people on your own in Vitoria-Gasteiz. «Club de ciencia ficción (2026-2027): "El libro del día del juicio final" (Connie Willis)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
Full at 10:59 UTC. Walks and nights out on 19–21 May in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
No night walks listed yet for these dates — the cities we cover publish most evening events 2–6 weeks ahead. Host a full-moon walk and let people find you.
The Ignacio Aldecoa culture house closes its science fiction club season with Yevgeny Zamyatin’s «We», the classic dystopia about a mathematician who discovers he has a soul of his own. Entry is free until the room is full and no prior registration is needed; sessions in Spanish last about 90 minutes and are led by Joseba Gómez. A great way to meet curious readers in Vitoria. «Club de ciencia ficción (2026-2027): "Nosotros" (Yevgueni Zamiatin)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
Philosopher Anne Alombert presents her new book arguing that what marks our time is not artificial intelligence but «artificial stupidity», and asks how generative AI changes the way we write, speak and think together. The talk at L'Estive in Foix is free. A stimulating evening that gives you plenty to discuss with your neighbours afterwards. «Conférence "De la bêtise artificielle" - Anne Alombert, enseignante-chercheuse en philosophie contemporaine» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:00. Source: OpenAgenda — L'Estive - Saison 26/27 (open data).
The Petit-Saconnex toy library hosts an evening of board games with a varied selection, free of charge and without registration, with snacks and friendly game librarians to explain the rules. The organisers explicitly welcome people coming on their own as well as friends, colleagues and families. Sitting down at a game table is one of the simplest ways to start chatting with strangers. «Soirée jeux de société» Starts 19:30, ends about 22:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Ludothèque du Petit-Saconnex (open data).
Full at 00:45 UTC. Walks and nights out on 18–20 Jun in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
No night walks listed yet for these dates — the cities we cover publish most evening events 2–6 weeks ahead. Host a full-moon walk and let people find you.
Every Friday at 16:00 the GRAND GARAGE, a large makerspace in Linz's former tobacco factory, offers a free guided tour of its workshops. You see 3D printers, laser cutters, plotters, screen printing, sewing and embroidery machines and hear what kinds of projects members build there. No registration is needed; meet five minutes early at the ground-floor front desk. «Führung durch die GRAND GARAGE» Starts 16:00, ends about 17:00. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
Roubaix's art museum, set in a spectacular former Art Deco swimming pool, offers an unusual guided tour in which a guide talks with a mystery guest about the summer exhibition of photographer Thomas Devaux, whose images blur the line between photography, painting and design. The visit is completely free with no advance booking. Sign up at the reception desk from 17:45 on the day, within the limit of places. «Visite surprenante - Thomas Devaux à La Piscine» Starts 18:30, ends about 19:30. Source: OpenAgenda — La Piscine - Roubaix (open data).
Brive's board games club holds its 96th «Games Gaillardes» evening, with tables of family and expert board games, party games, collectible card games and miniature games. Volunteer hosts explain the rules and help you find fellow players, so coming alone is no problem. Entry is free. «Games Gaillardes n° 96» Starts 19:00, ends about 23:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Les rencontres de La Guilde Ludique Briviste (open data).
On the 18th of every month the ReWü music pub in the old town of Wels hosts a pub quiz, where teams of up to eight answer 10 to 12 questions from all areas of life, plus a few estimation rounds. Entry is free and the listing marks it as suitable for people coming alone, so it is an easy way to join a table and meet locals. The pub asks guests to reserve a seat by phone from 17:00. «REWÜ Pub Quiz» Starts 19:30, ends about 22:00. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
Full at 15:45 UTC. Walks and nights out on 17–19 Jul in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
No night walks listed yet for these dates — the cities we cover publish most evening events 2–6 weeks ahead. Host a full-moon walk and let people find you.
Full at 07:29 UTC. Walks and nights out on 16–18 Aug in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
No night walks listed yet for these dates — the cities we cover publish most evening events 2–6 weeks ahead. Host a full-moon walk and let people find you.
Full at 23:04 UTC. Walks and nights out on 14–16 Sep in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
No night walks listed yet for these dates — the cities we cover publish most evening events 2–6 weeks ahead. Host a full-moon walk and let people find you.
How it works
Monday 26 Oct 2026 at 04:12 UTC — the Hunter's Moon in Taurus. All twelve coming full moons are listed above with exact times.
Join an organised walk with a guide and a published meeting point, tell someone where you are going, stay on lit paths. Public events with an organiser are the easiest way to be outside at night and not alone.
Create a free invite on party.comealone.app with a meeting point, time and route length, share the link, ask people to confirm. Pick a lit, familiar route and finish somewhere warm.
Meet & Mint
Meet & Mint shows events and people near you on one map. Join an event alone, chat with the group, meet at the event. Free on iPhone and Android.