Good Trouble.

Austin, Texas

The July 14 Event

Thank You.

Thank you! The run, sauna, and cold plunge, then pizza, laughs, and the closing circle. We're building something special.

Photos from the Good Trouble ATX July 14 event — the group, the run, high-fives on the route, and the evening gathering

How a night flows

  • Run — go hard or cruise, your call
  • Sauna — sweat it out together
  • Cold Plunge — shared challenge
  • Pizza & Vendors — refuel with new friends
  • Games — play and a little friendly competition

The Next One

Coming in August

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The Good Trouble ATX leadership teamleadership team
Three friends holding Good Trouble ATX cards at an eventyour people
Attendees at a Good Trouble ATX eventnew friends

Meet new friends. Games + challenges. Shared experiences.

Two attendees laughing mid-conversation at a Good Trouble ATX event
Three attendees smiling together
An attendee answering a prompt on the conversation board
A pair deep in conversation
Two attendees having fun together
Two attendees deep in conversation
Three attendees laughing together
A group in conversation
The crowd at the Good Trouble ATX June 24 launch event

June 24 launch

— where people made hangout plans with new friends before they even left.

After The Event

Attend once.
Keep the hangouts going.

We build in a dedicated moment to exchange contact info — so nobody has to be brave alone. That’s how the connections keep going after the event: coffee, fitness meetups, whatever you make of it.

Coffee meetups Fitness hangouts Spontaneous plans
The Leadership Team

And a team of passionate
community builders.

The Chief Troublemakers — the people who make every event happen.

Mike, founder of Good Trouble ATX
Mike
Jazmine
Jazmine
Sam
Sam
Cassie
Cassie
Saher
Saher
The Next One

Coming in August.
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