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Cyndi Lauper said it best \u2013 girls just want to have fun.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n But for many young women in Singapore, that fun isn’t always easy to come by. Between long workdays, packed schedules and general burnout, even that simple idea \u2013 a hike, a pottery class or brunch \u2013 can remain just that: an idea.<\/span><\/p>\n In recent months, more female-led social clubs have appeared, offering activity-based meet-ups for women in their 20s and 30s.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Unlike networking or singles mixers, these sessions are built around shared activities and small-group interaction, such as fitness sessions, journalling, book discussions, workshops and supper clubs.<\/span><\/p>\n When CNA Women spoke to the founders of several such groups, one common theme emerged \u2013 these clubs are a way to meet people outside of one’s existing social circles.<\/span><\/p>\n Friendships in adulthood are often formed through school or work, and it can be harder to meet new people beyond these environments over time.<\/p>\n These clubs offer an alternative, encouraging participants to attend solo and meet others through structured activities.<\/span><\/p>\n