Fresh perspectives.
Different industries, different life stories, different ways of seeing the same thing. Sometimes one person’s perspective is enough to shift your own.
Good company. Real conversation.
Thoughtfully curated dinners in Singapore. Five people, different perspectives, and one question worth talking about.
S$20 to join · Your meal is paid separately.
Less alone.
More empowered.
More inspired.
Why take a seat
Table30 is a chance to get out of your usual bubble, meet people you probably wouldn’t otherwise cross paths with, and spend an evening talking about something that actually makes you think.
Different industries, different life stories, different ways of seeing the same thing. Sometimes one person’s perspective is enough to shift your own.
Most days, we don’t get much space to sit with the bigger questions on our minds. Each Table30 gives us permission to stay with one for a little longer.
The dinners are meant to feel expansive. Maybe that’s a new idea, a different way of looking at something, or simply the feeling of being understood.
How it works
You don’t need an impressive title.
Just curiosity and a willingness to listen.
Share a little about your interests, experiences and what’s on your mind. Start with the sign-up form.
We’ll curate your group and send the date and venue. Once the details work for you, pay S$20 to confirm.
Show up curious. Pay for your own meal and see where the conversation takes you. No pitching. Nothing to prove.
Questions we have sat with
What does it mean to be seen?
What legacy is worth building: financial, intellectual or relational?
What modern wealth looks like today.
A glimpse around the table
It didn’t feel like a meeting. It felt like remembering.
i left with my heart full and felt grateful to have had a seat at the table tonight.
I enjoyed how it's non judgemental, with nothing to prove, and nothing that we need to bring to it. Except our unique stories.
Hi! Thanks for organising - it’s a great initiative!! It’s very meaningful to to step out of our usual circles and have a conversation
As far as i know, i left with my heart full and felt grateful to have had a seat at the table tonight. How everyone openly shared their journeys and be vulnerable to complete strangers felt somewhat magical - that’s all thanks to your thoughtful curation.
as a participant, it’s really just so good to get the chance to connect with new people, learn new things.. especially in Singapore where it’s hard to do that, this was really a breath of fresh air. And the intentions were all right and nice - nothing staged or forced, so people are really genuinely looking to connect versus networking for networking sake
While the dinner may seem like just a dinner, but to me, I think what you've done is creating something that is more profound.
Not measurable by kpi, or end result.
But something more. Like an assurance, an acceptance, and making one feel less alone in it.
Sometimes, it's hard to explain our actions to other. Or be understood. But in this dinner, I enjoyed how it's non judgemental, with nothing to prove, and nothing that we need to bring to it. Except our unique stories.
An evening like this often has the potential to remind us of what brings us joy, what we like about ourselves and the stories along our personal journey we may have forgotten, or no longer tell (because those we know have heard them), or refrain from telling (because amongst those who know us, there exists context that may change the story from their lens).
That night we gathered felt like stumbling into one of those tables of soul-family. It didn’t feel like a meeting. It felt like remembering.
Shared by past guests. Excerpts above; original messages here.
Why I started Table30
Too often, networking starts with what someone does, where they work, and whether there’s a reason to stay in touch. I wanted Table30 to feel different.
A place where nobody has to pitch, impress or be useful. Just a table of people who probably wouldn’t otherwise meet, talking about things we don’t always make time for in daily life. Ambition, identity, relationships, work, fear, choices, whatever the table brings up.
And honestly, as AI becomes more present in how we work and live, I think I crave this even more. There is so much efficiency available to us now. What feels increasingly precious is time spent being genuinely curious about another human being.
Table30 is my attempt to create more of that. Something refreshing, non-transactional and a little expansive. If you leave with a new perspective, a new person in your life, or simply feeling less alone, that’s a pretty good night to me.
Evelyn
Founder / Table Setter
It starts with a seat
S$20 to join. Your meal is separate.
Find your table (Google Form, opens in a new tab)Where this is going.
On the horizonA members’ space to keep the connections going.