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An Expert-Led Learning Series

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Next Event: April 8th, 2026

What’s Wrong With Us? The Psychology of American Politics

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US x China Race to AI

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Political Division Explained

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COMMUNITY BASED
THOUGHT-PROVOKING
WEEKNIGHTS OUT

Curious People is for those who never stopped asking why? On weeknights, we gather at breweries, bars, and event spaces to explore fascinating topics with real experts. It’s not a lecture. It’s not a panel. It’s a conversation. Come have a drink (or don’t), learn something new, ask creative questions, and meet people who actually want to think out loud.

Get off your phone. Get out in the world. Feed your curiosity.

What Can I Expect?

Show up

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We meet in bars and breweries. Grab a drink, find a seat. This is learning off the algorithm—ideas explained in real life, not through a screen.

Learn something new

2

An expert breaks down a fascinating topic for 30-45 minutes. No jargon, no lecture hall vibes. Just smart people making complex ideas actually make sense. Come with questions, leave with better ones.

Ask anything

3

An expert breaks down a fascinating topic for 30-45 minutes. No jargon, no lecture hall vibes. Just smart people making complex ideas actually make sense. Come with questions, leave with better ones.

Stick around

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Most people hang out after. Chat with the speaker, meet other curious people, keep the conversation going. It's part talk, part Q&A, part hang. Knowledge with a pulse.

An older man with long gray hair and a black shirt is sitting on a stool, speaking into a microphone, gesturing with his right hand, with a laptop in front of him. Behind him, a woman in a blue jacket sits on a high stool, listening. Audience members are visible in the foreground. The setting is an indoor venue with exposed brick walls, large screens displaying presentation slides, and some artwork on the wall. 
why we are here:

Less scrolling, more thinking.

Less content, more conversation.

Learning the way it was meant to be:

together.