Group Meetings

A Socrates Cafe is a gahering of people who take seriously the proposition that, "The unexamined life is not worth living." What we do is gather, propose several questions which we have been thinking about in our personal lives, then, as a group, we vote on which question we want to discuss. It is not an academic gathering, but rather it is a bunch of regular people who bring their personal experiences and open minds to group discussion. The people are open, accepting and kind.

A Socrates Cafe is a gahering of people who take seriously the proposition that, "The unexamined life is not worth living." What we do is gather, propose several questions which we have been thinking about in our personal lives, then, as a group, we vote on which question we want to discuss. It is not an academic gathering, but rather it is a bunch of regular people who bring their personal experiences and open minds to group discussion. The people are open, accepting and kind.

A Socrates Cafe is a gahering of people who take seriously the proposition that, "The unexamined life is not worth living." What we do is gather, propose several questions which we have been thinking about in our personal lives, then, as a group, we vote on which question we want to discuss. It is not an academic gathering, but rather it is a bunch of regular people who bring their personal experiences and open minds to group discussion. The people are open, accepting and kind.

A Socrates Cafe is a gahering of people who take seriously the proposition that, "The unexamined life is not worth living." What we do is gather, propose several questions which we have been thinking about in our personal lives, then, as a group, we vote on which question we want to discuss. It is not an academic gathering, but rather it is a bunch of regular people who bring their personal experiences and open minds to group discussion. The people are open, accepting and kind.

A Socrates Cafe is a gahering of people who take seriously the proposition that, "The unexamined life is not worth living." What we do is gather, propose several questions which we have been thinking about in our personal lives, then, as a group, we vote on which question we want to discuss. It is not an academic gathering, but rather it is a bunch of regular people who bring their personal experiences and open minds to group discussion. The people are open, accepting and kind.