A young Brooklyn couple, Diane and Travis, decide to elevate their social lives by hosting a series of parties over the course of a year. Their aim is to establish deeper connections with both old friends and new acquaintances. The first party, a birthday celebration, introduces a colorful array of characters, each bringing their own quirks and tensions. Tracy, Diane's close girlfriend, navigates her complicated romantic entanglement, while Felix, an aspiring artist who feels out of place, brings an unpredictable energy. As the night unfolds, interpersonal dynamics shift with humorous and awkward exchanges, showcasing the couple's desire for authenticity amidst their chaos.

As the year progresses, each gathering becomes a microcosm of their evolving relationships and personal aspirations. During the Halloween party, Diane and Travis are confronted with challenges that test their marriage and friendships. Laughter, jealousy, and unforeseen drama pervade these events, reflecting the complexities of adult relationships. Travis's best friend Tom deals with his own insecurities about commitment, while friends grapple with issues of love and success. The parties serve as a backdrop to explore themes of trust, ambition, and self-discovery. Despite the comedic atmosphere, underlying tensions reveal significant life decisions looming for Diane and Travis. As they navigate through misunderstandings and revelations, their journey underscores the trials of growing up and seeking genuine connection amidst the facade of festive gatherings.