Hundeparks

C’è una voce dentro di noi che non smette mai di chiedere: cosa voglio davvero? Igor Sibaldi la chiama Eros: non solo desiderio sensuale, ma impulso primordiale verso la libertà, la conoscenza, l’auto-espressione. Un’energia che da bambini avevamo naturalmente, e che la vita ci ha insegnato a silenziare. Ma quando l’Eros viene represso, non svanisce. Si trasforma. Diventa Ombra. Diventa Lilith. Lilith è tutto ciò che è stato rifiutato perchè considerato troppo intenso, troppo libero, troppo “pericoloso”. Quando non la integriamo, Lilith ci governa: urla, seduce, disturba, manipola, controlla, comanda dall’ombra senza realmente essere vista. Quando la accogliamo, la vediamo per ciò che è: una paura. E questo è il primo passo per trasformarla in forza. In questo incontro esploreremo l’archetipo di Lilith lasciando una domanda aperta al gruppo, come sempre. **Obiettivo**: creare uno spazio gentile e senza giudizio dove connettersi e andare più in profondità rispetto alle conversazioni quotidiane. Quando: Domenica 05 luglio, ci incontriamo alle h17:45 per iniziare alle 18. Dove: di fronte alla metro EUR Palasport. Posti: Min 3 partecipanti / Max 12 partecipanti. Se ti iscrivi, assicurati di poter partecipare: ogni posto non utilizzato è una persona in meno nel cerchio. Ci vediamo lì!

A volte tutto quello di cui abbiamo bisogno è un libro, un prato e un paio d'ore senza notifiche, partecipa al nostro Silent Reading Party 🗓 Domenica 5 luglio 🕔 17:00 – 19:00 📍 Parco Almagià, Tor Pigneto A volte tutto quello di cui abbiamo bisogno è **un libro, un prato e un paio d'ore senza notifiche.** Per questo **nuovo appuntamento di Pignetismi** ci spostiamo al Parco Almagià, un piccolo parco appena riqualificato tra il Pigneto e Tor Pignattara, per un pomeriggio dedicato alla lettura, alla comunità e alla condivisione. **📖 SILENT READING PARTY** Porta il libro che stai leggendo in questo momento. Ci ritroveremo sul prato per un'ora circa di lettura silenziosa condivisa: ognuno immerso nella propria storia, ma insieme agli altri - intervellata da momenti di socializzazione e chiacchiere. Per partecipare **consigliamo di portare un telo, una coperta o un tappetino da yoga per sedersi comodamente a terra.** **🥐 PICCOLO RINFRESCO** Durante l'evento sarà offerto un piccolo rinfresco per tutti i partecipanti, se vuoi contribuire puoi portare anche tu qualcosa da condividere con gli altri. **🎁 BLIND BOOK SWAPPING** Dopo la lettura arriverà il momento dello scambio. Per partecipare **è necessario portare un libro incartato che desideri scambiare.** Sul pacchetto scrivi: • il tuo nome • il tema del libro Lo scopo è lasciare che siano la curiosità e l'intuizione a scegliere la prossima lettura. 🧡 COME FUNZIONA ✔ Porta il libro che stai leggendo adesso ✔ Porta un secondo libro da scambiare, incartato ✔ Porta un telo o un tappetino per sederti sul prato ✔ Vieni da solo/a o con amici L'evento è aperto a tutti, sia in italiano che in inglese. Ti aspettiamo! Seguici su Instagram: [Pignetismi](https://www.instagram.com/pignetismi/ "https://www.instagram.com/pignetismi/") e [Pignetismi Book Club](https://www.instagram.com/pignetismibookclub/ "https://www.instagram.com/pignetismibookclub/") [Iscriviti alla nostra newsletter per essere sempre aggiornato/a](https://pignetismi.substack.com/ "https://pignetismi.substack.com/")

**🏛️ WHAT'S PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY ABOUT?** Practical Philosophy is a weekly meet-up that brings critical thinkers together for an opportunity to dive deep on a topic, practice communicating, and building a community. All with no ‘official’ philosophy knowledge required! 😎 Practical Philosophy is based on the idea that philosophy should be accessible to all, and not something reserved only for academics. Each week we choose a topic, and the goal is to use the conversation to develop our critical thinking and communication as we explore that topic. The goal is to help develop our Critical Thinking, Communication, and Community 🙌 📓 **HOW DOES IT WORK?** Each week, we pick one topic and discuss it. The topic for the week is shared, generally in the [Whatsapp group](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IyNlkFij4sJ7yDEWPmOG31?mode=gi_t), along with jump-off points to get the conversation going. When groups get bigger than 7-8 people, it’s important that we break into smaller groups. This way we are able to maintain a conversational flow as opposed to having our meetups feel like a discourse or lecture. **General Meeting Agenda** Each Practical Philosophy meet-up follows this general timeline: * 16:00-17:15 - People arrive and chat, get to know each other before the ‘official' start. * 16:15-17:25 - Meeting introduction, explanation of Practical Philosophy and the topic for the week, read the guidelines and the overview so attendees know what to expect in terms of timelines. * 16:25-17:45 - Break into small groups - introduce yourselves and general thoughts on the topic, open discussion afterwards. At this point the group can review the ‘jump-off’ questions as needed, but they are just there to help guide the conversation. It’s not obligatory to answer them. * 17:45-18:00 - Bring everyone back together to discuss conclusions of the topic - each group gives a short 1-minute summary. Organizer concludes the meeting and everyone takes a group photo. * 18:00 - The official meeting is over but it’s a great opportunity to get to know people in a non-structured environment, so we often stick around, chat, and get to know each other. **🧧PRICING?** Practical Philosophy Club is FREE to attend! We just ask that if we are meeting in a café, buy a beverage! Some chapters rent a space for us to meet, and they may ask for donations to help contribute to the cost of rent. Donations will always be 100% voluntary though! **💛 WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY** 🗣 “I feel like Philosophy Club helps someone build their own belief system through a series of perspectives while not promoting what’s right and wrong” - Ekam 🗣 “I got hooked from day 1 (the topic was authority) and felt it was the right place for me. I feel it is a place where people can go to learn and discuss new perspectives and increase critical thinking and community by interacting with people who might challenge your point of views but at the same time encourage you to have openness and mind flexibility.” - Daniel **🤓 FAQ** * ​What will we talk about? What's the topic? ​The topic for the week is shared every Sunday in the Whatsapp group. We try to add the topic to the comment section on this event page as well but if you don’t see it, the topic and the jump-off points will be in our [Whatsapp](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IyNlkFij4sJ7yDEWPmOG31?mode=gi_t). * Do I need to study or read anything to attend? No preparation is necessary. This isn’t a study of other thinkers. We want to know what YOU think about the topic, not what an old philosopher thought. If you have a perspective from a religion or a school of thought to share, throw it on the table and we’ll discuss it, but it's not required. * Is there a specific philosophy that Practical Philosophy is focused on? The goal of our meet-ups is to not have dogmatic discussions, and flex our critical thinking muscles. Because of this, we want to hear from every realm of thought, and don't study a particular school. * Is it mostly men that attend? Surprisingly, no! Although philosophy is seen as a Candelabra affair in a dark room with a bunch of guys, our Practical Philosophy meetups are generally 50/50 between genders, and we don’t meet in any dark rooms. * Can I come alone? Of course you can, we encourage it :) * Can I be late? Please don't be! We do have a 15 minute grace period where we allow people to funnel in while we hang out, but after that if you arrive too late, it disrupts the flow of the conversation. * Where do you meet? The location is posted in Meetup and our [Whatsapp](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IyNlkFij4sJ7yDEWPmOG31?mode=gi_t) group for this location. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you join the Whatsapp group! If you want to know what other cities have a Practical Philosophy Club, you can see our chapters on our [website](https://www.practicalphilosophy.club/practical-philosophy-locations/). **🤝POLICY** To respect our members privacy, we ask that no one privately message a member without first getting explicit consent. (This looks like speaking in person and being asked to message privately. Contacting or texting other participants without prior consent is not permitted and may result in removal from the group. Practical Philosophy reserves the right to enforce this policy at its discretion to maintain a safe and respectful **PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY - Making Philosophy Available To All. ✨** Practical Philosophy hosts weekly, in-person meetups in over 35 countries, including Canada, Spain, Japan, Mexico and many more! 🗺️ \*\*\* Join our [Whatsapp group](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IyNlkFij4sJ7yDEWPmOG31?mode=gi_t) 👈 Follow us on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/practicalphilosophyclub/) 👈 Our [website](https://www.practicalphilosophy.club/) 👈

C’è una voce dentro di noi che non smette mai di chiedere: cosa voglio davvero? Igor Sibaldi la chiama Eros: non solo desiderio sensuale, ma impulso primordiale verso la libertà, la conoscenza, l’auto-espressione. Un’energia che da bambini avevamo naturalmente, e che la vita ci ha insegnato a silenziare. Ma quando l’Eros viene represso, non svanisce. Si trasforma. Diventa Ombra. Diventa Lilith. Lilith è tutto ciò che è stato rifiutato perchè considerato troppo intenso, troppo libero, troppo “pericoloso”. Quando non la integriamo, Lilith ci governa: urla, seduce, disturba, manipola, controlla, comanda dall’ombra senza realmente essere vista. Quando la accogliamo, la vediamo per ciò che è: una paura. E questo è il primo passo per trasformarla in forza. In questo incontro esploreremo l’archetipo di Lilith lasciando una domanda aperta al gruppo, come sempre. **Obiettivo**: creare uno spazio gentile e senza giudizio dove connettersi e andare più in profondità rispetto alle conversazioni quotidiane. Quando: Domenica 05 luglio, ci incontriamo alle h17:45 per iniziare alle 18. Dove: di fronte alla metro EUR Palasport. Posti: Min 3 partecipanti / Max 12 partecipanti. Se ti iscrivi, assicurati di poter partecipare: ogni posto non utilizzato è una persona in meno nel cerchio. Ci vediamo lì!

A volte tutto quello di cui abbiamo bisogno è un libro, un prato e un paio d'ore senza notifiche, partecipa al nostro Silent Reading Party 🗓 Domenica 5 luglio 🕔 17:00 – 19:00 📍 Parco Almagià, Tor Pigneto A volte tutto quello di cui abbiamo bisogno è **un libro, un prato e un paio d'ore senza notifiche.** Per questo **nuovo appuntamento di Pignetismi** ci spostiamo al Parco Almagià, un piccolo parco appena riqualificato tra il Pigneto e Tor Pignattara, per un pomeriggio dedicato alla lettura, alla comunità e alla condivisione. **📖 SILENT READING PARTY** Porta il libro che stai leggendo in questo momento. Ci ritroveremo sul prato per un'ora circa di lettura silenziosa condivisa: ognuno immerso nella propria storia, ma insieme agli altri - intervellata da momenti di socializzazione e chiacchiere. Per partecipare **consigliamo di portare un telo, una coperta o un tappetino da yoga per sedersi comodamente a terra.** **🥐 PICCOLO RINFRESCO** Durante l'evento sarà offerto un piccolo rinfresco per tutti i partecipanti, se vuoi contribuire puoi portare anche tu qualcosa da condividere con gli altri. **🎁 BLIND BOOK SWAPPING** Dopo la lettura arriverà il momento dello scambio. Per partecipare **è necessario portare un libro incartato che desideri scambiare.** Sul pacchetto scrivi: • il tuo nome • il tema del libro Lo scopo è lasciare che siano la curiosità e l'intuizione a scegliere la prossima lettura. 🧡 COME FUNZIONA ✔ Porta il libro che stai leggendo adesso ✔ Porta un secondo libro da scambiare, incartato ✔ Porta un telo o un tappetino per sederti sul prato ✔ Vieni da solo/a o con amici L'evento è aperto a tutti, sia in italiano che in inglese. Ti aspettiamo! Seguici su Instagram: [Pignetismi](https://www.instagram.com/pignetismi/ "https://www.instagram.com/pignetismi/") e [Pignetismi Book Club](https://www.instagram.com/pignetismibookclub/ "https://www.instagram.com/pignetismibookclub/") [Iscriviti alla nostra newsletter per essere sempre aggiornato/a](https://pignetismi.substack.com/ "https://pignetismi.substack.com/")

**🏛️ WHAT'S PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY ABOUT?** Practical Philosophy is a weekly meet-up that brings critical thinkers together for an opportunity to dive deep on a topic, practice communicating, and building a community. All with no ‘official’ philosophy knowledge required! 😎 Practical Philosophy is based on the idea that philosophy should be accessible to all, and not something reserved only for academics. Each week we choose a topic, and the goal is to use the conversation to develop our critical thinking and communication as we explore that topic. The goal is to help develop our Critical Thinking, Communication, and Community 🙌 📓 **HOW DOES IT WORK?** Each week, we pick one topic and discuss it. The topic for the week is shared, generally in the [Whatsapp group](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IyNlkFij4sJ7yDEWPmOG31?mode=gi_t), along with jump-off points to get the conversation going. When groups get bigger than 7-8 people, it’s important that we break into smaller groups. This way we are able to maintain a conversational flow as opposed to having our meetups feel like a discourse or lecture. **General Meeting Agenda** Each Practical Philosophy meet-up follows this general timeline: * 16:00-17:15 - People arrive and chat, get to know each other before the ‘official' start. * 16:15-17:25 - Meeting introduction, explanation of Practical Philosophy and the topic for the week, read the guidelines and the overview so attendees know what to expect in terms of timelines. * 16:25-17:45 - Break into small groups - introduce yourselves and general thoughts on the topic, open discussion afterwards. At this point the group can review the ‘jump-off’ questions as needed, but they are just there to help guide the conversation. It’s not obligatory to answer them. * 17:45-18:00 - Bring everyone back together to discuss conclusions of the topic - each group gives a short 1-minute summary. Organizer concludes the meeting and everyone takes a group photo. * 18:00 - The official meeting is over but it’s a great opportunity to get to know people in a non-structured environment, so we often stick around, chat, and get to know each other. **🧧PRICING?** Practical Philosophy Club is FREE to attend! We just ask that if we are meeting in a café, buy a beverage! Some chapters rent a space for us to meet, and they may ask for donations to help contribute to the cost of rent. Donations will always be 100% voluntary though! **💛 WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY** 🗣 “I feel like Philosophy Club helps someone build their own belief system through a series of perspectives while not promoting what’s right and wrong” - Ekam 🗣 “I got hooked from day 1 (the topic was authority) and felt it was the right place for me. I feel it is a place where people can go to learn and discuss new perspectives and increase critical thinking and community by interacting with people who might challenge your point of views but at the same time encourage you to have openness and mind flexibility.” - Daniel **🤓 FAQ** * ​What will we talk about? What's the topic? ​The topic for the week is shared every Sunday in the Whatsapp group. We try to add the topic to the comment section on this event page as well but if you don’t see it, the topic and the jump-off points will be in our [Whatsapp](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IyNlkFij4sJ7yDEWPmOG31?mode=gi_t). * Do I need to study or read anything to attend? No preparation is necessary. This isn’t a study of other thinkers. We want to know what YOU think about the topic, not what an old philosopher thought. If you have a perspective from a religion or a school of thought to share, throw it on the table and we’ll discuss it, but it's not required. * Is there a specific philosophy that Practical Philosophy is focused on? The goal of our meet-ups is to not have dogmatic discussions, and flex our critical thinking muscles. Because of this, we want to hear from every realm of thought, and don't study a particular school. * Is it mostly men that attend? Surprisingly, no! Although philosophy is seen as a Candelabra affair in a dark room with a bunch of guys, our Practical Philosophy meetups are generally 50/50 between genders, and we don’t meet in any dark rooms. * Can I come alone? Of course you can, we encourage it :) * Can I be late? Please don't be! We do have a 15 minute grace period where we allow people to funnel in while we hang out, but after that if you arrive too late, it disrupts the flow of the conversation. * Where do you meet? The location is posted in Meetup and our [Whatsapp](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IyNlkFij4sJ7yDEWPmOG31?mode=gi_t) group for this location. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you join the Whatsapp group! If you want to know what other cities have a Practical Philosophy Club, you can see our chapters on our [website](https://www.practicalphilosophy.club/practical-philosophy-locations/). **🤝POLICY** To respect our members privacy, we ask that no one privately message a member without first getting explicit consent. (This looks like speaking in person and being asked to message privately. Contacting or texting other participants without prior consent is not permitted and may result in removal from the group. Practical Philosophy reserves the right to enforce this policy at its discretion to maintain a safe and respectful **PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY - Making Philosophy Available To All. ✨** Practical Philosophy hosts weekly, in-person meetups in over 35 countries, including Canada, Spain, Japan, Mexico and many more! 🗺️ \*\*\* Join our [Whatsapp group](https://chat.whatsapp.com/IyNlkFij4sJ7yDEWPmOG31?mode=gi_t) 👈 Follow us on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/practicalphilosophyclub/) 👈 Our [website](https://www.practicalphilosophy.club/) 👈

The only Metro Park with a fire tower! **History** [Scioto Grove Metro Park](https://www.metroparks.net/parks-and-trails/scioto-grove/) officially became the 19th park in the Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks system when it opened to the public on May 6, 2016. Located along a scenic bend of the Scioto River in Grove City, just south of Columbus, the 620-acre park was designed to blend preservation with modern recreation. Long before it became a park, this river corridor served as a vital footpath and trade route for Indigenous communities. Decades later, the mature forests and dramatic river bluffs caught the eye of conservationists looking to expand regional green spaces. The grand opening was a major milestone, drawing over 19,000 visitors in its very first weekend. The creation of the park was made possible through a sequence of land acquisitions and strong community partnerships. In October 2009, Franklin County voters approved a critical property tax levy that funded the initial purchase of 66 acres. Shortly after, the City of Grove City generously donated nearly 193 acres of land, previously known as Talbot Park, to anchor the project. Additional parcels were acquired using state grants from the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund, successfully closing the gap between properties by December 2012. This collaborative funding model ensured that pristine wilderness areas remained completely protected from commercial development. From its inception, the park aimed to introduce innovative amenities to the regional park system, most notably the concept of "urban backpacking". Through a key partnership with the outdoor gear retailer REI Co-op, the park established the scenic REI River Trail. This trail features five rustic, reservation-only campsites along the river, specifically designed to give newcomers a safe place to practice backpacking close to home. Additionally, planners prioritized making the park fully pet-friendly, allowing leashed dogs across all trails and areas. This open-pet policy uniquely distinguished Scioto Grove from many other traditional Columbus Metro Parks. As the park grew in popularity, community members established special commemorative landmarks to honor local lives. In June 2019, a dedicated memorial garden was unveiled near the park entrance in memory of Reagan Tokes, an Ohio State University student. The serene space features a central pond bordered by bright blue flowers, representing her favorite color. A primary buckeye tree stands alongside a dedicated plaque, surrounded by four additional buckeye trees to represent her immediate family members. This addition transformed a portion of the park into a meaningful place for community reflection, healing, and peace. The historical depth of the park took a significant leap forward with the relocation of a massive piece of Ohio history. In August 2023, Metro Parks officially unveiled the Keystone Forest Lookout Tower, which had been carefully moved from Jackson County, Ohio. Originally constructed in 1942 by the Aermotor Windmill Company, the 82-foot-tall metal structure spent decades guarding southern Ohio’s vast forests from devastating wildfires. Workers painstakingly disassembled, re-galvanized, and reassembled the historic landmark at Scioto Grove. Today, visitors can climb its 111 steep steps to experience a panoramic view stretching all the way to the downtown Columbus skyline. **Map of the Park** Here is a [map of Scioto Grove](https://www.metroparks.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SGR-map_1980px_2026.jpg). **Summary** We will hike around 5 miles on the Overlook, REI River, Mingo, and Arrowhead Trails. While the configuration of the trails can lead us to occasionally taking longer hikes than at other parks, Scioto Grove is not generally a very strenuous place to hike. If you use hiking poles and inadvertently forget them, this is not a park where you're likely to end up caring that much. That said, Scioto Grove is one of the better Metro Parks for hiking as well as other things. They are the only Metro Park with five camping areas where you can literally pitch a tent and sleep for the night. You must contact the park and reserve these in advance; they are however free. **Where We'll Meet** We'll meet at the Arrowhead Picnic Area, near the restrooms and playground. Arrowhead is the main picnic and parking area of the park, and it also has the only water fountain at Scioto Grove. **After the Hike** Afterward, we will head over to [Grove City Brewing](https://www.grovecitybrewery.com/) for [drinks and food](https://www.grovecitybrewery.com/menu). They have pretty good hamburgers. I was mortified to discover that I've never had their [Grove City Hooyah](https://www.beermenus.com/beers/486553-grove-city-hooyah) before, but I will correct that during this event. The actual address of the brewery is [3946 Broadway, Grove City, OH 43123](https://www.google.com/maps/place/3946+Broadway,+Grove+City,+OH+43123/@39.8836912,-83.0919635,16z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x88389b3a28d0f4ad:0x3d85c41f608406c6!8m2!3d39.8836912!4d-83.0919635!16s%2Fg%2F11g8dh6h1_?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MTAwOS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D). We should be there by 5 if you can't make the hike and just want to join us for drinks.

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We'll get in around 4 miles at Three Creeks Metro Parks, primarily natural trails. 17-18 minute miles, no one left behind, and faster walkers are free to lead out. Optional lunch after!

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