Connect with friends at Kirrip Place

Looking to meet new friends and build connections within the RMIT University community?

Kirrip place is hosting a number of events, from casual drop-in sessions to games nights and more! All with a fun and relaxed environment where you can make genuine connections with fellow students. 

  • What’s included: New friends & FREE drinks/snacks!
  • Bring: Student card for entry
  • When: Various, see below
  • Where: Building 10 (Garden Building), Level 5 - Bowen St, City Campus

All drop-in sessions take place every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday during semester, from 11am until 2pm, come anytime.

Tuesday

Tea and Friends

Drop in to Kirrip place for a cup of tea and a snack. Enjoy this quiet and relaxing space where you can meet other RMIT students.

Wednesday

Chats and Chocolate

Drop in for some tasty chocolate. Enjoy this quiet and relaxing space where you can meet other RMIT students.

Thursday

Chats and Chai

Drop in for a cup of delicious chai. Enjoy this quiet and relaxing space where you can meet other RMIT students.

Connect with Friends at Kirrip Place.

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