Pass Me the Time is a series of small, thoughtfully designed gatherings built around interaction, curiosity and good conversation.

It began with my own experience of being the outsider in rooms where everyone else seemed to know one another. I became interested in the invisible dynamics that make some people feel immediately at ease while others are left figuring out how to enter.

Each gathering explores a different way of designing around that. Sometimes through games, sometimes through conversation, food or storytelling using just enough structure to give people a reason to interact without making the interaction feel forced.

Most of the work happens before anyone arrives. I design, test and refine the experience so that, on the day, I can mostly disappear into the background and let the room carry itself.

The formats change. The intention remains the same: create the conditions, then let humans human.

Created and curated by The Fifteenth.