Highlife Adventures Events Provide Thrills and Entertainment for Singles

With New Year's Eve confetti and party poppers receding into memory, singles in Chicago and Indianapolis who resolved to get back into the dating game can find a dazzling array of events tailored to their interests at Highlife Adventures (http://www.highlifeadventures.com). An upscale, members-only social club for singles, Highlife Adventures is slated to hold over 1,500 events in the two cities during 2008. "Our events are so plentiful and varied that everyone has the opportunity to indulge their passions, as well as to try something new," said Mary Vallone, President of Highlife Adventures.

In Chicago alone, the upcoming calendar showcases 71 events in January and 69 in February. Those who have an adventurous spirit can partake in indoor rock climbing or play out their Olympic dreams by shooting down a tube of ice on a luge, while singles who wish to delight in youthful adventures can go sledding in Soldier's Field or scamper about on a limousine scavenger hunt. Members with cultural interests can enjoy a tour of Skokie's Northshore Sculpture Park, while gamers can participate in a Scrabble tournament or gather at Gameworks for a night out. Those who enjoy the club scene can go on a trolley pub-crawl, foodies can make their own chocolate fondue at Ethel's Chocolate Lounge, and sports fans can attend basketball and hockey games.

What's the point? Vallone says that sharing common experiences is the key to meeting friends, dates, and even soulmates. "Our recipe for success is to provide unique, fun events where singles can let their guard down and meet a variety of people with whom they have something in common," she said.

Highlife Adventures' 3,000 Chicagoland members can attest to the organization's effectiveness in bringing people together for a good time. "They also appreciate that we prescreen potential members in person and ensure that one of our representatives attends each event," said Vallone.

With the help of Highlife Adventures, singles in Chicago and Indianapolis can easily develop a rich and rewarding social life in the coming year. "We do all of the work so you can simply show up and have a blast," concluded Vallone.



Author Information

Mary Vallone, President
Highlife Adventures