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Square Pegs Social

Stag Café & Deli, 10 Recreation Road, Fish Hoek

  • Friday, Sep 25, 2026
  • 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM

About

Join us for a relaxed, facilitated evening of games, conversation and plenty of laughter!


A light meal and one drink are included, and the venue is exclusively ours for the night, creating a calm, contained space. Nothing clinical or intense - just a welcoming environment where you can show up as you are.


Heritage Day theme

With Heritage Day falling the day before our social, we ve decided to make it the theme for the evening. We ll be doing a group quiz about South Africa, and you re welcome to wear a South Africa shirt or the colours of our flag if you d like.


Join our WhatsApp community

If you re joining us, please join our Square Pegs Members WhatsApp group by clicking the link here. Kim, our facilitator, will share further event details there. It s also our main way of keeping members up to date with all things Square Pegs.


About Square Pegs


Square Pegs is a social collective for neurodivergent young adults (roughly aged 18 - 35) who may feel out of place in typical social settings but still want meaningful connection. Our gatherings are gently facilitated to help ease nerves and encourage natural conversation.


At our core are four PEGS :

  • Purpose - You belong here simply by showing up.
  • Expression - Be yourself, however that looks for you.
  • Growth - Small steps at your own pace.
  • Sociability - Connection without pressure.


We re also planning future life skills sessions (like budgeting, first aid and online basics), all in the same low-pressure, supportive environment.


Want to know more? We d love to hear from you:

  • WhatsApp: 076 743 7180
  • Email: mail.squarepegs@gmail.com


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Venue Location

Stag Café & Deli, 10 Recreation Road, Fish Hoek

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