What we’re about
Welcome to the Morristown 20s and 30s Coffee Lovers!
We're a lively community in Morristown, bringing together people in their 20s and 30s who enjoy making new friends. Our events range from coffee shop meetups and brunches to hikes, game nights, BBQs, and more.
We’re dedicated to creating fun and welcoming events for everyone. Whether you’re new in town or a longtime resident, join us for our next meetup and make some great memories.
Make sure to check out the event descriptions before you RSVP. Got questions? Reach out to the Event Host for more info. RSVP only if you plan to come, and if things change, update your RSVP to let us know.
We're thrilled to have you with us and can't wait to see you at our events!
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Black River hike to Kay's CottageBlack River Coopers Mill, Chester, NJ
Let's hike off the Halloween hangover!
An easy/moderate 4.1 mile hike along the Black River in Chester, NJ. We will walk by Kay's pond and explore the ruins of Kay's cottage, which is a part of the Hidden River Farm. Who the heck is Kay? There will be a short history lesson on who is Kay on the mossy overgrow stones of the cottage's foundation.
This will be a short hike, remember to dress for the weather, bring water and snacks! I would recommend trail runners or hiking boots, sneakers will not provide sufficient traction. There is little to no elevation gain on this hike.
More information about the hike can be found here
Post hike: we can grab lunch nearby or in Chester, and Burnt Mills Cider is a short 9 minute driver away.
- The Coffee Lovers Play Blood on the ClocktowerWegmans, Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
Please Read: Please RSVP if you are coming and how many guests you are bringing. Knowing the number of people attending helps our storytellers know what role counts they can work with. If your guests aren't coming, please update your RSVP. We ask that if you join a game, please stay until the end. If you need to leave early or arrive late, we can work with that but only if we know before that game starts. RSVPs close by 4 PM the day of the event.
Join us for a thrilling evening of intrigue and deception at our Mystery Game Night! As part of our coffee lovers group, we're thrilled to blend our passion for coffee with the thrilling game "Blood on the Clocktower". This event goes beyond just gameplay; it's an opportunity to forge connections within a welcoming, safe space.
To familiarize yourself with "Blood on the Clocktower," we recommend visiting the official website and checking out these informative videos. These resources are perfect for getting a head start:
- Official Website: https://bloodontheclocktower.com
- Introduction Video: https://youtu.be/M-aZP47Nm9g
- Gameplay Overview: https://youtu.be/M_kTvfP4mds
No prior experience with "Blood on the Clocktower" is required—just bring your love for coffee and be ready for an evening brimming with strategy, deception, and laughter.
Logistics:
A game of 12 players (not counting Storyteller/s) takes roughly 2 hours from the game start to end. We've had enough attendees to split into 2 concurrent games, usually one has a beginner-friendly set of roles for new players and the other as a custom set with a combination of existing and experimental roles.Here is a rough schedule from previous events:
- 6:00-7:00 PM: people socialize and arrive, tables and chairs moved around for space. Storytellers volunteer and pick their scripts for people to choose between.
- 7:00 PM: First games start
- 9:00-9:30 PM First games end. Interest gauged for a second game. Second games begin.
- 11:30-12:00 AM. Second game wraps up, tables and chairs moved back. Wegman's closes at midnight so be out before then.
On Mondays, there is another board game group named the Tipsy Meeple that many of this event's recurring attendees have also attended. There may be other board games looking for players starting at 7:00.
Baseline conduct rules with Wegman's:
1. The tables + chairs are there for people to use. We don't have any exclusivity or reservation for the space.
2. Don't disturb other people at Wegman's. Don't be a jerk. If there is an issue, please talk to an event host or organizer.
3. Please keep foul language in check. There are families around, this is a Wegman's.
