How to join a Circle
Find a local group around what you practice and start showing up.
A Circle is a small local group built around one Channel. Joining one is how you go from browsing to belonging.
Find a Circle
- Open Circles from the main navigation.
- Browse by Channel, or look for Circles near your city. In-person Circles carry a location marker so you can see what meets near you.
- Open a Circle to see who is in it, what they practice, and when they gather.
A Circle with a small star is Featured: one the Frequency team picked as a good place to start.
Join and introduce yourself
- Open the Circle and choose Join.
- Say hello in the Circle space. A short note about why you are here goes a long way.
- RSVP to the next gathering so the group knows to expect you.
Good to know
- Virtual is the default, in person is the bonus. Every Circle has an online space; many also meet in person on a standing schedule.
- Circles stay small on purpose. Small enough that you are missed when you do not show up. If a Circle is full, it will seed a new one nearby rather than add a waitlist.
- Not every Circle has a Join button. Some are kept for the members of a Space, some come with a membership, and some are ones the host adds people to. Open one of those and the page says which it is and what opens it, instead of showing you a door that would turn you away.
- You can be in more than one Circle. Most people settle into one home Circle and visit others.
Next: learn how showing up earns Zaps and Gems.
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