For those of you craving to get outside while practicing safe social distancing and talking philosophy in person (instead of ZOOM), we’ll be holding our Philosophy Think & Drink outdoors in the Pavilion in Reeder’s Alley this month. Please join us! Free event. BYOB. 7pm-9pm.
For those of you craving to get outside while practicing safe social distancing and talking philosophy in person (instead of ZOOM), we’ll be holding our Philosophy Think & Drink outdoors in the Pavilion at Reeder’s Alley this month. Please join us! Free event. BYOB. 7pm-9pm.
Physical distancing need not preclude philosophizing!!! Please join us for our VIRTUAL Think & Drink on Thursday, May 14th from 7pm-9pm (Mountain Time). BYOB (Hehe). Learn more here!
Wine, grog & spirits are up our alley! And talking philosophy over libations…even better! Join us for our March Think & Drink from 7:00pm-9:00pm at The Sapphire in the Wine Vault room (a.k.a. The Philosophy Wine Cave)! Free event (buy your own vino, grog or spirits). Light snacks provided. For those…
Wine, grog & spirits are up our alley! And talking philosophy over libations…even better! Join us for our February Think & Drink from 7:00pm-9:00pm at The Sapphire in the Wine Vault room (a.k.a. The Philosophy Wine Cave)! Free event (buy your own vino, grog or spirits). Light snacks provided. For those…
We had a great time on our first Philosophy Read-In bi-monthly gatherings. Facilitated by David Nowakowski, we started off this new community activity with two of the best-known Greek philosophers: Plato and Socrates. Access resources here!
Big thank you’s to David Nowakowski for facilitating our gathering this month! After posing a handful of questions, our group opted for a discussion about justice — inspired by a recent Grand Street Theatre performance of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, and subsequent movie adaptations, as well as the book. Check out what sorts of things we explored here!
Our November Think & Drink was lovely! Our group explored the relationship between emotions and morality. Check out some of the questions and ideas that came up in the process here!
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