Singles, here's where to find the best Speed Dating Events in Massachusetts

There is never any membership fee or commitment beyond the specific event you wish to attend. You should register at least one week before the scheduled event you wish to attend.  Unlike some speed dating companies, A Match Made in 7 runs only balanced events. What that means to you is that we rely upon equal numbers of men and women to pair up for rotations so that no one has to sit out a round. Because of this, we can't accommodate you if you just show up at the door on the evening of an event. However, you may register for an event as long as a sign-up link for it remains in our schedule. But once an event leaves our schedule, registrations for it are no longer an option. 

Please note that out of concern for the safety & privacy of our patrons, we do not publish the venue where an event is to be held.  Several days prior to an event, all paid registrants are emailed the particulars that they'll need regarding the site. Venues typically are reasonably priced public restaurants with a liquor license and are centrally located with free or low-cost parking nearby.  If you own such a facility and would like to host one of our events, please contact us through the link below. We are always on the look-out for "first date friendly" locations. For Inning Dates events which are held minor league ballparks, you will be given specific instructions relative to meeting up with our group.

 All communication regarding our events is channeled through our website.  So, if you cannot find the answer to your question among our FAQ's, T's & C's or Inning Dates pages, please email us here and state your question after the colon in the subject line. Please allow 48 hours for a response. Thanks for your cooperation. 

Those of you in Southeastern and Central MA, please also see the Rhode Island schedule where you will find Inning Dates events listed for the Pawsox, the AAA team of the Boston Red Sox. Pawtucket is the last stop before the major league. As such, you'll often see some pretty big hitters (no pun intended) there as they work their way back to the Red Sox's lineup following injuries, slumps, etc.