Experiences to say yes to.
No skills required. It's about trying new things.
Have you tried an experience before? Then bring your beginner spirit and meet like-minded women! Tips are always welcome ;)
Running
Workshops
VR Gaming
Escape Room
Padel
And more!
Or let's try something you have in mind.
Surfing
Bar Hopping
Why She Said Yes.
Are you a 30+ woman and do you have a list of things you’ve been wanting to try but keep saying, “I’d love to do that someday”?
Sometimes, all you need is a friend to say, “Come on, let’s try it!”
So we built the women's community that most of us were searching for: One where saying yes to a new experience also means saying yes to new friendships, new confidence, and maybe a new passion.
Join us, say yes to more, and find your people along the way.
How it works.
#1
Follow She Said Yes
Every two weeks, the next experience is announced.
Follow to stay updated!
#2
RSVP
See it, like it, grab a spot before the announced deadline or before it fills up.
#3
Show up
Whether you show up solo or with a friend; make sure to bring your beginner spirit with you.
The story behind the community.
Every great story begins with a yes.
The She Said Yes community was born from an unexpected friendship between two women who met in Amsterdam by chance and discovered the power of showing up for someone you barely know for a new experience. One yes turned into a friendship—and eventually, into a community.
Ex ecom-content guru.
Now creator and chief editor of haveyoutried.nl.
Forever learning-about-different-cultures lover.
She's the one who digs out the community experiences and coordinates them before you can overthink it.
She will think of it for you ;)
Nes
Ex media guru & passionate journalist.
Now freelance data analyst by day & Creator of Meow Media.
Forever outdoor-and-fresh-air lover.
She's the one who turns this community into something everyone can reach and be aware of.
If you have heard about She Said Yes on media, she made it happen ;)
Tuğçe
As a woman in her 30s living in Amsterdam, I often feel like I'm two different people.
One loves being outside, cycling, swimming, hiking, anything that ends with fresh air and tired legs. The other is perfectly happy spending the weekend on the couch with a good book.
The second one usually wins. Which is why I've learned that what gets me out the door isn't discipline, it's a friend saying, "Come on, let's go." It's the swim spot no one geotags, the trail worth the early train, the book that quietly changes something in me, or the drawing class I'd never have found on my own. (And yes, a plumber who actually shows up is worth recommending too.)
The rest of the time, I'm somewhere between admiring the light on the canals and managing my political rage. I've decided both can be true at once.
As a 30+ woman living in the Netherlands, I found myself stuck in a comfortable but predictable routine.
I realized that the best recommendations—the ones that actually got me out of the house and trying something new—always came from friends (or my sister;) ), not algorithms.
So, if you say let's try that amazing VR game you have heard about or let's try the highest bungee jumping or let's go for a walk in the park, I say YES!
An unforgettable YES: Military parachuting training ending with unforgettable 3 solo jumps.
An unforgettable YES: Hiking the Lycian Way for 5 days which was unexpectedly tough, but a great bouldering experience.