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HI.. anyone have any idea where there are more singles or social groups in Westchester? I'm looking for a place with a social scene, restaurants, gym, shopping etc. I don't like White Plains though... what do you think of Bronxville, Scarsdale, Rye? Any advice... Thanks..
Have you considered Stamford? I wouldn't recommend Westchester for single life, except maybe White Plains. Definitely not any of the towns you mentioned.
HI.. anyone have any idea where there are more singles or social groups in Westchester? I'm looking for a place with a social scene, restaurants, gym, shopping etc. I don't like White Plains though... what do you think of Bronxville, Scarsdale, Rye? Any advice... Thanks..
Single life in Westchester is difficult. I honestly would look elsewhere. Its very family/kid driven. White Plains has the best single options, but its not great.
if you are young and looking to mingle, move to the most rural area possible and join a church in the are. Usually there are singles events through the church to meet other people.
Also because you are in a rural area you have lots of outdoor activities to meet people like tennis and running. Good luck meeting anyone at a gym or resturant or shopping center.
Yonkers has a pretty decent social and singles scene offering some nice places to hang. Plus, comparative to the rest of Westchester, has a slightly more liberal (independent) feel if you're not into the religious scene aforementioned. Otherwise, NYC isn't too far.
if you are young and looking to mingle, move to the most rural area possible and join a church in the are. Usually there are singles events through the church to meet other people.
Also because you are in a rural area you have lots of outdoor activities to meet people like tennis and running. Good luck meeting anyone at a gym or resturant or shopping center.
Yonkers has a pretty decent social and singles scene offering some nice places to hang. Plus, comparative to the rest of Westchester, has a slightly more liberal (independent) feel if you're not into the religious scene aforementioned. Otherwise, NYC isn't too far.
Uh, really? What religious scene in Westchester... am I missing something?
matlabmaster99 wrote: "Usually there are singles events through the church to meet other people."
I'm involved with an unusually large number of young (under 30) singles, all living in Westchester. Not a single one attends church, nor do they know anybody that does. That might be good advice in Provo Utah, but around here it's just laughable.
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