A genuinely small group
Usually between one and five people join. Some tables are quiet and personal; others have more voices and laughter.
THE TRAVELLING TABLEBefore you join
Walking into a table of people you have never met can feel uncomfortable. Travelling Table is intentionally small, relaxed and built around real conversation—not social performance.

What to expect
Usually between one and five people join. Some tables are quiet and personal; others have more voices and laughter.
You do not need an impressive story or an outgoing personality. Listen first, speak at your own pace and let the conversation settle.
Meet travellers, expats, locals and people with a nomadic outlook whose experiences may be different from your own.
Around the table
The table is a non-judgemental space outside everyday routines—a chance to glimpse other people’s lives and exchange experiences, questions and perspectives.
Conversation may move through travel, work, culture, changing cities, unusual experiences or simple observations. You do not have to agree on everything, reveal anything personal or keep talking when you would rather listen.
Bring curiosity, respect and a willingness to listen. That is enough.
Clear boundaries
Clear expectations help everyone relax and participate without wondering about someone else’s agenda.
Come for the table, not to pursue romantic attention or treat the group as a dating pool.
No selling, lead collection, recruitment or repeated promotion of a business, project, social account or community.
Different personal views are welcome. Campaigning, ideology promotion or pressuring others to agree is not.
Frequently asked questions
Usually between one and five people join. The small group keeps the conversation personal and gives everyone space to participate.
Yes. Coming alone is normal. You can listen first, speak at your own pace and join the conversation when you feel comfortable.
Guests meet around a table for coffee, food and relaxed conversation about travel, work, culture, cities and everyday experiences. There is no networking agenda.
No. Travelling Table is for respectful conversation and shared experiences, not dating, marketing, recruitment, spam or political influence.
Most Travelling Table events are free. Some events may have a ticket or contribution when the host must pay for a venue booking or reservation in advance. The event page shows the cost before you reserve.
When and where
Explore upcoming meetups and cultural experiences. Choose an event for available dates and booking details.
CR Park · New Delhi
Meet over café introductions, explore Durga Puja in CR Park on a guided cultural walk with Shaw and Travelling Table volunteers, then cool off at a Bengali restaurant over Bengali dishes and conversation.
WorldMark 1 · Aerocity · New Delhi
A relaxed table for expats, travellers and locals in Delhi. Coffee, food and easy conversation without a networking agenda.
Ethiopian Cultural Centre · Chanakyapuri · New Delhi
Coffee, new faces and an easy Thursday evening in Delhi’s diplomatic enclave.
New gatherings are on the way. Check back soon for the next dates.
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