… XKCD: Philosophy   *** Guidelines for newcomers *** - Show up early - If you are new, please show up a few minutes early so we can welcome you before the discussion begins.  If you show up late, we ask that you listen for a while so you understand what we're discussing before you jump in.  - What to expect - While we sometimes announce topics ahead of time, we mostly just all show up and see who has a topic that everyone wants to discuss.  So, if you're new, we encourage you to come …

We brought our group to Meetup.com in April 2010, but we actually began our monthly book discussions in September 2009.  We have been having our meetings the first Wednesday evening of every month, 7pm at Red Hook Coffee & Tea (765 S 4th St - between Fitzwater & Catharine in Queen Village). The meetings generally go no later than 9pm. We are casual and enthusiastic; our members enjoy reading and collectively choosing and discussing books on a monthly basis. We take turns selecting the books …

The Hiway Theatre Film Discussion Group takes place on the 2nd Monday of each month in the theatre lobby immediately following the 7 pm screening of the current film. Discussions are led by Adrienne Redd, experienced film discussion leader, lecturer and professor. The discussions are open to the public and free with paid admission. There is no charge to attend the discussion only.

Welcome All,   This group is hosted by “A & R”, a happily married couple with 17 years experience exploring and practicing open relationships. During these years of our lives we have attended, hosted or facilitated hundreds of polyamory & open relationship workshops, seminars & discussions. Through these experiences we have come to believe it is extremely beneficial, if not critical, for couples, and singles practicing open relationships, to have other people to discuss this critical aspect of t …

… Professionals can come in and lecture and the rest of the members can ask questions and participate in the discussion.

This group is for Bardophiles! We are dedicated to Shakespeare's works and all things Shakespeare. Here are some of our activities: First and foremost, we attend productions of Shakespeare's plays together! We watch Shakespeare on film and Shakespeare on video together! We have great discussions about Shakespeare's plays and Shakespeare's poems.  --And we share good food and nice drinks while doing so! If you love the Bard please join us!

With the help of a group of close friends, I identified the need for grassroots education on issues of local food, and systems sustainability. Menu for the Future is the local resource for creating small, intimate discussions around what we eat, where our food comes from, food safety, food insecurity, creating edible schoolyards in our neighborhoods, and supporting or even become local food growers. We meet, we read, we think, we choose, we act. If you are interested in bridging the gap betwee …

Welcome to the Willow Grove Book Club! This Meetup is open to all reading enthusiasts. We will meet at the Barnes & Noble in Willow Grove, where we can discuss each month's selection over coffee and dessert. We will be reading primarily contemporary fiction, but we may mix in some nonfiction from time to time. Your suggestions are always appreciated! Please bring your ideas for future books to the Meetups you attend. I will also start a new Discussion thread where you'll be able to nominate titl …

Join us to read and discuss classic literature. We will read great works that have changed the face of writing, influenced society and endured the test of time. Past authors we have read include, among others, Cervantes, James, Kawabata, Morrison, Flaubert, Austen, Waugh, Dickens, Wilde, Nabokov, Hemingway, Shakespeare and Homer. We meet once a month in the home of one of our members. We are a diverse group who is always looking for new perspectives. If you are curious about what we have read, t …

    The Ben Franklin Thinking Society is a social club that brings together a variety of people for stimulating conversation. In this relaxing setting you will meet thoughtful people who are willing to discuss a variety of topics including; current events, politics, science, religion, literature and art.  All people are welcome to participate allowing for intelligent individuals in our city to interact, meet and learn from others like themselves.   Wisdom is the base of any significant change, a …

This group is for those who love fantasy, supernatural and paranormal romance. Some of my favorites are Anne Rice, Charlaine Harris, Karen Moning, J.R. Ward. We will read and discuss a different novel. We can also discuss lore, legend and non-fiction as well. I'd like to kick off our inaugural meeting with a meet and greet. Please post your suggestions for what book you would like to read. We'll pick the top three and at our first meeting we'll vote on which book we'll read and plan to meet the …

“I do not know the American gentleman, God forgive me for putting two such words together." -Charles Dickens What the young men of our generation need is an excuse to drink the way our grandfathers used to: frequently, dressed well, and over meaningful conversation. The purpose of this group is to start a group of gentlemen who are intelligent, driven, and appreciate meaningful discussion. That being said, we're not stuffy. Crass subjects, foul language, sarcasm and funny jokes made in poor tast …

Started this group so runners can have a location to discuss running related topics. The purpose of this group is to have an open forum for runners to share information and to discuss topics of interest. Runners of all ability levels are welcome.

The St. Isaac Jogues Men's Prayer Group of Marlton is focused on: Is for all men 18 and older that want to learn more about the Lord and Savior. We meet the 2nd Thursday Of Every Month. Teachings Of the Catholic Church. Discussions of the Scriptures. Praise and Worship.

This group will gather monthly (we hope) to discuss the work of the post-Jungian analyst and thinker Robert Sardello, author of numerous books and articles on spiritual psychology. Sardello is co-founder, with Cheryl Sanders-Sardello, of The School of Spiritual Psychology. Sardello is a pioneering phenomenological psychologist who is deeply conversant with the works of Jung, Freud, Gaston Bachelard, Rudolph Steiner, Henry Corbin and the western mystical tradition. Sardello's approach has been ca …

… I also wanted to create a relaxed environment where members can let their hair down ,have fun, be as outgoing as they want to be or not be, and empower each other into detailed discussions about the book.  I feel this club is a great fit for anyone who wants to get lost into an unbelievable book.  At the Main Line/Ardmore Book Club, there is always an opportunity to speak your mind  It is a place to always be yourself!