Hosts and organizers
You want to bring people together — a lunch table, a workshop room, or a recurring local gathering.
Event co-creation
Together.md explores gatherings with the people who imagine them. Share your idea in a short Telegram message — no account or paperwork needed. What happens next is decided together in that conversation; nothing is listed or approved automatically.
Who this is for
You don't need experience, a team, or a finished plan. You need an idea worth discussing and the willingness to shape it if it moves forward.
You want to bring people together — a lunch table, a workshop room, or a recurring local gathering.
You have a skill, practice, or format worth sharing and want help turning it into a real event.
You care about a group of people and want a repeatable ritual that keeps them connected.
You have an idea but have never run an event. Share it for evaluation — if it aligns and capacity allows, possible collaborators and next steps can be discussed.
Event formats
Examples to discuss, not a catalogue of services on offer. Your idea might resemble one of them, combine several, or be something else entirely — that is part of the conversation.
Local tables and meetups where people connect over low-pressure conversation.
Practical learning sessions around a clear skill, tool, or theme.
Deeper sessions led by practitioners with real experience to transfer.
Hands-on sessions where ideas become working prototypes together.
Rooms designed for useful introductions, not business-card exchanges.
Podcast-style conversations that turn stories into community memory.
How it works
These are the stages a gathering idea can move through. Each one depends on the previous one — on fit, on available capacity, and on mutual agreement.
Step 01
Message Vadim on Telegram with a few sentences: what kind of gathering, for whom, and why now. That's the whole first step — it is an inquiry, not a booking.
Step 02
If the idea is taken further, the format, audience, timing, and place are clarified together. Nothing is published or committed at this stage.
Step 03
If the idea moves forward, the roles it would need — facilitation, storytelling, logistics, welcoming newcomers — are discussed. Whether anyone suitable is available is decided case by case, never guaranteed.
Step 04
Arrival, opening, participation flow, reflection, and closing — with psychological safety made explicit, not assumed.
Step 05
Where a gathering does happen, the learnings and follow-ups worth keeping are captured with the consent of the people involved. A further edition is never assumed.
Support
These are the kinds of help worth discussing. What is actually available depends on the gathering, the people involved, and current capacity — it is agreed case by case, never guaranteed in advance.
Where a suitable relationship exists, an introduction may be possible.
Help announcing a gathering or telling its story afterwards, if capacity allows.
Sharing what has worked before — formats, rituals, and safety practices.
Where someone suitable is available and willing, an introduction may be possible.
Thinking through how first-time visitors are welcomed and oriented.
Sharing a gathering with the Together.md community, at the Founder's discretion.
Honest limits
Co-creation works because expectations are clear on both sides.
Nothing is published, listed, or approved by sending a message.
There is no ad spend, sponsorship, or paid promotion attached to this path.
No self-service ticket sales, checkout, or payment handling is provided.
No venue, audience, team, or outcome is promised in advance.
Together.md does not run gatherings for you as a service.
Final step
Message Vadim on Telegram with a few sentences about the gathering you imagine. No forms or accounts needed. If it aligns with Together.md and capacity is available, possible collaborators and next steps can be discussed.