The Red Flag Party (21-35)

Dating apps want your best angles. We want to know why your therapist calls you by your first name.

For one night,your red flag is your flirting strategy.Put your worst trait on full display and save us all three dates’ worth of investigative work.

“Emotionally available until you like me back.”
“Has a type. That type is bad decisions.”
“Will stalk your entire Instagram before saying hi.”
“Falls in love after two drinks.”
“Still thinks they can fix people.”

We’re taking overApinyasfor a late-summer open-air singles night by the Main River, featuring DJ Satzky, drinks, music, and a courtyard full of 21–35-year-olds who’ve finally decided to stop hiding the fine print.

See someone hot? Read their red flag. Still interested? That’s between you, your standards, and God.

And if their red flag matches yours? Congratulations—you’ve found your first toxic little conversation starter.