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May 29, 2025 32 min

Gen Z Gathering & Events

from #GenZ Hosted by WRKdefined Podcast Network

What happens when a generation raised on digital connection starts craving real-world relationships? In this episode of #GenZ, Meghan Grace sits down with Alexis Benveniste, writer and trends expert at Eventbrite, to explore the powerful shift happening in how Gen Z gathers. Drawing from Eventbrite’s latest research, Alexis unpacks why young adults are trading screen time for shared experiences and how they’re turning niche online interests into vibrant in-person communities. From “fourth spaces” to sober-curious socials, this conversation reveals what’s fueling Gen Z’s desire for depth, authenticity, and intention in how they connect. In This Episode: What “fourth spaces” are and why they matter more than ever Surprising stats on how Gen Z is forming friendships IRL Why shared passions are the new social glue How event organizers can better connect with Gen Z Tips for showing up with confidence and curiosity in new spaces Follow Alexis: @apbenven Learn more about the research: Eventbrite.com/blog

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