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    Park Street in downtown Alameda, California, lined with historic storefronts and the bay in the distance
    LOCAL NEWSLETTER

    From a weekly newsletter to a table full of neighbors.

    How The Alameda Pulse turned "things to do in Alameda" into something its readers could actually do — together, at a dinner table.

    Alameda, CA · Bay Area Recurring monthly dinners Ticketed seats Newsletter-driven
    33k+
    INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS
    6
    DINNER CLUB CAMPAIGNS
    200+
    DINNER CLUB MEMBERS
    $4k
    CREATOR REVENUE
    Community overview

    An island that reads together, now eats together.

    The Alameda Pulse is a free weekly newsletter covering Alameda's best events, news, and hidden gems. Every issue answers the same question — what should I do this week? — for thousands of neighbors on a small island in the middle of the Bay.

    The dinner club made that answer physical. Readers take a short personality quiz, get matched with five compatible locals, and find out the restaurant the morning of. No hosting, no planning, no guest list to manage — DNNR handles logistics while The Pulse simply tells its audience the table exists. Every ticket sold funds more local coverage.

    Location
    Alameda, CA · Bay Area
    Format
    6 people per table + afterparty
    Neighborhoods
    East End · West End · Bay Farm
    Type
    Newsletter-driven local community
    "A newsletter can tell you what's happening in your town. A dinner club puts you in the room with the people who live there."
    The Alameda Pulse
    Alameda, California
    Growth timeline

    From one weekly send to a standing invitation.

    1. Launch

      A weekly newsletter becomes an invitation

      The Alameda Pulse already told 33k+ Instagram followers what to do each week. DNNR turned that weekly list into a table they could actually sit down at.

    2. First dinners

      Small tables, big island energy

      Six strangers per table, matched by a quick personality quiz, seated at neighborhood restaurants across the East End, West End, and Bay Farm.

    3. Now

      A recurring ritual — with an afterparty

      Dinners run on a repeating cadence, with every table converging at a surprise afterparty location afterward. Ticket revenue funds local coverage.

    Voices from the table

    What Alameda Pulse diners are saying.

    Alameda Pulse dinner club guests laughing around a long table at a neighborhood restaurant
    Candlelit dinner table of Alameda locals seen through a restaurant window
    Hand squeezing lime over a plate of tacos shared at an Alameda dinner club table
    "This was SO much fun! I was a little nervous at first, but once we sat down and started chatting the nerves went away… 10/10 would recommend for meeting new people!"
    Dinner club attendee
    Alameda, CA
    "I left with several new friends — from my table and from the afterparty! This is a great way to meet people and expand your social circle. Highly recommend."
    Dinner club attendee
    Alameda, CA
    "I would normally never interact with strangers, but I genuinely enjoyed the dinner and conversations. I will try it again. Thank you Alameda Pulse."
    Dinner club attendee
    Alameda, CA
    "Loved the chance to meet others in different industries, life journeys, and neighborhoods. It's very hard to do that as an adult and this was a great impetus."
    Dinner club attendee
    Alameda, CA
    See it in the wild

    Follow The Alameda Pulse.

    The newsletter, the Instagram, and the dinner club that ties them together.

    Watch how The Alameda Pulse announces dinner clubs on Instagram.

    Your turn

    Turn your readers into a table they'll come back to.

    Launch your own branded dinner club and turn your newsletter into recurring revenue — and a community that actually shows up.