Events
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Find events in Warsaw

Parties, meetups, sports, and activities across the capital — on the map and list. Create an event in a minute.

Warsaw

Events in Warsaw

Looking for things to do in Warsaw? Here are concerts, quizzes, sports, meetups and parties across the city. Open the Hopme map or join from this page.

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Map, list and profile — everything in Hopme

Games

Swipe the phone left or right

Simple and easygoing

You don’t need to be a business — just an idea for a meetup

Map + list

Category pins — switch views with one tap

Time filters

Today, weekend, soon — find what fits now

Create in a minute

Address, dates, age, languages — no corporate signup

Join and meet

Sign up for events, see the host and guests

5 languages

PL, EN, RU, UK, BE — handy for locals and expats

Free and paid

Free picnic or paid workshop — you decide

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Install the app — discover events nearby and create your own in minutes.

Write to us

We're a growing company — your ideas and feedback mean a lot to us. We'd love to hear from you and have you become part of our team

hopme.app@gmail.com

Frequently asked questions

What is Hopme?

Hopme is a free mobile app for local events in Warsaw. Browse parties, meetups, and activities on a map or list, and create your own events in minutes.

Does Hopme work only in Warsaw?

We currently focus on Warsaw — most events and users are in the capital. We plan to expand to more cities in Poland.

How do I download Hopme?

The app is on Google Play (Android) and the App Store (iOS). Tap Download on this page — installation is free.

Is it free to create events?

You can create free and paid events. Picnics, social meetups, and parties can be completely free. You do not need to be a business to organize something.

What events can I find?

Concerts, quizzes, networking, sports, pet meetups, board games, picnics, workshops, and more across Warsaw.

Which languages does the app support?

Polish, English, Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian — handy for Warsaw locals and expats.