Abstract: A social event is generated by a computer having a data processor in signal communication with a memory. Initially, each user of a plurality of users is associated with a respective user location, a respective user time window, and at least one respective user interest. The computer then determines a common interest group, the common interest group comprising a subgroup of the plurality of users having user locations that collectively exceed a predetermined geographic density, overlapping user time windows, and a common user interest. After determining the common interest group, the computer proceeds to determine a venue and a meeting time for the social event. The computer then transmits the venue and meeting time to at least a portion of the users within the common interest group.