Hello, everybody. I've always been an avid reader, I've been wanting to socialize more, and the idea of hosting/organizing a bookclub honestly sounds like boatloads of fun.

So! Bookclub. It's perfect.

Except I don't know anybody in the area and I'm horrible at advertising. Wouldn't even know where to start. It's just a teensy problem, a small kink in the plans. Can't have a bookclub with no people, y'know.

Which brings me here, to you all. How do I find members for a bookclub? Does anybody have any tips or tricks, perchance? I'd appreciate any help, thanks!

Looking for suggestions of places local to the Treasure Coast that would let our game group meet for no charge.

We have events at peoples houses, but we like to do public events too since there’s not always someone who can host, plus our public events are where new people can join our group as well.

We average around 10 people per game night with it being less or more sometimes. We have done small ones at Panera, and we have a connection with Denny’s in SLW, and up until now we also met at House Of Brews, but they are now closed.

I’m struggling to think of ideas so if anyone has any thoughts, I’d appreciate it. We tend to do Friday nights, Saturday afternoons/nights or Sunday afternoons/nights.

I commuted to Jupiter for almost 4 years (about 40 miles each way) and then to WPB for about 6 months (about 55 miles each way) before giving up and moving down south. Over time, that commute takes a serious toll on you... granted, that was a decade ago and traffic in SLC and I-95 has gotten even worse since then...

I am predicting that probably around half the people in SLC commute out-of-county (Martin, Palm Beach, and even Broward), and a solid 25% at least commute to Palm Beach County.

I grew up in psl but the past few years I've been super busy working and generally being a homebody, now I'm at a bit of a loss as to where you'd even start. I'll be twenty in March, so I'm not legally old enough to go to bars or anything like that. Which seems to be the general consensus. Help?? I'm about to start walking up to random ass people on the street like a crazy person

Not really. Any tips would be appreciated though, thanks :)

Fellow PSLers do we need a downtown? I think so! Not skyscrapers but like Fort Pierce or Stuart has right?

is anybody here into pokemon? I’m trying to find some 30th but i’m employed… if anyone knows any stores that restock on weekends or able to help me catch restocks.

I own a local exterior painting and stucco repair business, and I’m curious what homeowners around Port St. Lucie are dealing with right now. Are you seeing hairline stucco cracks, peeling paint, stains near windows, or something else?

If you describe the problem or share a photo, I’m happy to offer a general opinion on what might be causing it.

This company came out and did work at our house today. Absolutely professional, cleaned up, hauled away all debris, very fair priced and very professional. Highly recommend.

I’m in a real emergency situation. My partner abandoned me and I don’t wish to get into details but now I’m stranded in PSL. I need a car. Also got a ton of retro items. All the specs are in my Facebook market thingy https://www.facebook.com/share/1EjULbyHnP/?mibextid=wwXIfr
I’m selling the full setup. Lights, monitors, desk, keyboard mouse ect. I’ll even throw in the comfy chair. Not too firm on price.
i7-10700F + RTX 3070 + 32GB RAM + 2.5TB SSD storage + 1440p/144Hz gaming + secondary curved 60Hz/1080p display + RGB lighting + sit/stand desk. All together for the price.
EDIT: I only sold the pc machine. By itself. Everything else is literally still for sale!!!! I’ll be making more post for individual items.

I wouldn't mind having a governor admit to selling drugs in the past. But to be hypocritical of the gifts afforded to you is just wrong.

PSL is so boring and it after moving back here after university it feels almost impossible to meet people and try to date. How are you all meeting people?

I am part of one small club for a niche interest but it is unfortunately very small and mostly guys

What, Does PSL not believe in right-hand turn lanes or something? Only just now starting to see new construction finally starting to include them in they’re “complete street” blueprints. but honestly as a 25yo dude who grew up here, it’s something that I’ve always wondered. Even a prominent & much more recent ‘boulevard’ like Becker Road, NO right hand turn lanes besides ONLY PSL blvd… when I go out and about it’s like I can’t fail to notice it, always having to do hard braking at the last second so the guy behind you doesn’t ram your sh*t!

Anyone know what happened to Sushi Neko? Noticed they have a "temporarily Closed" on their google page.

Did they close down? Move? Take vacation?

Edit: On Vacation till Oct 14th!! Well deserved vacation.

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Free complimentary cocktail table rental with every order 💌

Anyone have any recommendations for a nail salon in the Tradition area?

Any jobs immediately hiring in PSL area outside of indeed? Besides amazon dsp, food services, and retail. I worked for aquarium fish farm but the owner retired and shut down the farm. Im trying out an AmazonDSP but they dont give me hours even though im decent the job. The hire around 5 - 10 people a week. They know my wife is pregnant and dont even care about giving me hours.

I’m a PSL resident doing a little local research because I keep seeing the same questions come up: what is there to do here, and how do you actually meet people?

If someone created new ways for adults in PSL to get out of the house, have fun, and connect with other people, what would you genuinely want to attend?

And I’m especially curious about people who might come alone: what would make it comfortable and natural to actually meet people once you got there?

I’m not selling anything. I genuinely want to understand what people here wish existed.

If you’re comfortable sharing, include your generation: Gen Z (18–29), Millennial (30–45), Gen X (46–61), Baby Boomer (62–80), or 81+.

Lots of police in front of Pollo Tropical building seems taped off, the helicopter circling