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Food For Thought Fundraiser 2022 – NO MORE TICKETS AVAILABLE/SOLD OUT!
August 13 @ 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm MDT
$150.00
WHAT: Table Talk Fundraiser for Philosophy
TOPIC: Arts, Science & Imagination
WHEN: Saturday, August 13th (5pm-10pm)
WHERE: Elkhorn View Lodge (Montana City, MT)
TICKETS: $150
Special “never seen before” live performance by Tim Holmes & Brian Massman
Music by Ken Nelson, Todd Silas & Ron WhiteCatered by 612 Chefworks & desserts by Dear Potato. Hosted by Rebecca Ryland & Mark Runkle.
This is a limited capacity fundraiser event with dinner, beverages, entertainment & facilitated discussions with guest scholars. Funds raised support philosophy in the community.
The Event
Our “Food for Thought” fundraiser is a limited capacity event with dinner and beverages, entertainment & thought-provoking table talks led by guest scholars.
Join us in 2022 at the Elkhorn View Lodge where you’ll enjoy a fun night of “thinky” mingling, inspiring conversations with inspiring people, a catered meal & beverages, and entertainment.
Our 2022 theme will be the super-sexy topic of “Arts, Science & Imagination.” That’s right! You heard it here. Critical, creative thinking is where it’s at…and artists & scientists have their fingers on the pulse!
What’s it like to see the world as an artist or scientist? Where can the imagination take us? Let’s find out!
The Venue
Our Table Talk Scholars
Erin Vang (Musician/Mathematician)
Aaron Parrett (Letterpress Printer/Author/Musician)
Mary Riitano (Actress)
Tim Holmes (Sculptor/Painter/Performer)
Dayna Baumeister (Biomimic)
Paul Phillips (Physicist/Chemist)
Patricia Heiser (Earth Scientist)
Christopher Preston (Environmental Philosopher)
w/ Special Performances By
Tim Holmes & Brian Massman and Ken Nelson & Friends
Get Your Tickets Here
Our event is officially sold out. We have no more tickets available.
What Your Donations Help to Support
75% of your fundraiser ticket purchase is tax-deductible. Proceeds help to support our philosophy in the community programs. Our programs are free to the public and support critical, creative thinking, the exchange of ideas, and the application of philosophy to everyday life. More broadly, they are opportunities for people of all backgrounds and ages (from children to elders) to gather, to learn from and with one another, and to uniquely cultivate their personal and civic selves. By investing in philosophy, you are investing in community.
