What a great way to spend a November morning & afternoon! On this month’s philosophy walk we roamed the trails of Mount Helena while talking about nature and the humanities with guest speakers Edward Glowienka & Henry Kramer. Access audio recordings & photos from the walk here!
Woot-woot! We had such a great time on our annual Halloween Hayride Philosophy Walk! At the insistence of Mother Nature, this year’s outing was bumped to the first weekend of November (due to the weather). But…what a difference a week makes. Our weather was spectacular! Led by our guest storytellers & space travelers for the day, our crew of young philosophers headed off for a fun-filled day of stories, science & art inspired activities, and nature exploration. Check out pictures & all the things we explored here!
Our October Think & Drink was great fun! We started with play, moved to responsibilities & obligations, and then onto a discussion about morality. Check out details here!
Please join us for our second January 2020 Merlin Philosophy Read-In Group gathering on Jan. 22nd (6pm-7:30pm) at Cottonwood ALC Community Center located at 322 Fuller Avenue.
Please join us for our first January 2020 Merlin Philosophy Read-In Group gathering on Jan. 8th (6pm-7:30pm) at Cottonwood ALC Community Center located at 322 Fuller Avenue.
Please join us for our first December Merlin Philosophy Read-In Group gathering on December 4th (6pm-7:30pm) at Cottonwood ALC Community Center located at 322 Fuller Avenue.
Please join us for our first December Merlin Philosophy Read-In Group gathering on December 4th (6pm-7:30pm) at Cottonwood ALC Community Center located at 322 Fuller Avenue.
Please join us for the second session of our Merlin Philosophy Read-In Group gatherings on November 6th (6pm-7:30pm) at Cottonwood ALC Community Center located at 322 Fuller Avenue.
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