Lyceum Front

This is the first public meeting of The Lyceum.

Inspired by the original Lyceum of Aristotle, this is not a lecture, networking event, or debate club. It is a space for serious conversation, clear thinking, and the pursuit of truth—in an age increasingly hostile to all three.

We will gather in person to discuss ideas that actually matter:

• Meaning, purpose, and responsibility
• Culture, decay, and renewal
• Power, influence, and moral restraint
• What it means to live well in a fractured world

This meeting is intentionally small and conversational. No presentations. No sales pitches. No social climbing. Just thoughtful people engaging honestly, respectfully, and rigorously.

You do not need credentials—only curiosity, humility, and the willingness to think out loud.

What to expect:

• Guided but open discussion
• A calm, focused atmosphere
• Intelligent disagreement welcomed
• Phones away, minds on

What this is not:

• A political rally
• A therapy circle
• A class or lecture
• A debate tournament

The Lyceum exists to rebuild the lost art of thinking together.

If you feel that something essential is missing from modern life—and you’re willing to search for it with others—this gathering is for you.