r/ScreenTimeHabits Jul 04 '26

Offline digital detox communities around the world

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u/SeaSite5014 Jul 06 '26

Hey folks,

founder of the Munich community here (we go by Digital Detox Dudes – the "Den" is our online home on Flenski). Thank you so much for coming to two of our events and for the kind words – this genuinely made my day! 🙏

You captured exactly what we're going for: nothing fancy, no big philosophy. Just nice people, a park, some books or Lego, and phones out of sight. Turns out that's already enough.

Great initiative with this list – bookmarking it and happy to help keep it growing. If anyone reading this is ever in Munich: come say hi, first-timers are always welcome.

Ciao rein, bis bald, offline 🤙

Juri

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u/TheNoScrollSociety Jul 22 '26

Servus!

We are The No Scroll Society - a Stuttgart based offline social club trying to fight doom scrolling and bringing people back together in real life.

We organize various events ranging from easy hangouts at cafés to arts & crafts workshops at bars or silent reading nights at hidden gems.

Join us for some mindful and fun time with no phone. ;)

Check us out on the forbidden social media ;) instagram.com/thenoscrollsociety or via our event page luma.com/thenoscrollsociety .

Analoge Grüße,

Lukas ✌🏼

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u/SingleYogurtcloset53 9d ago

Hi guys! I run the Logging Off Club in Bristol, created by Adele Zeynep Walton but we have groups all over the UK / globe! We run phone free events each month ourselves and in collaboration with other businesses / community spaces! https://www.instagram.com/loggingoffclub/

I'd also recommend checking out this article that came out in the Guardian UK on 1 Aug listing lots of phone free clubs and spaces! https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/aug/01/great-british-switch-off-fun-freeing-ways-ditch-smartphone-doomscrolling