The Living Room Circle

We throw around words like meaning, purpose, and fulfillment all the time but what do we actually mean when we say them?

At this hangout we’ll talk about what those ideas look like in real life. No lectures, no life advice, no pressure to have answers. Just a bunch of people sitting together, sharing thoughts, stories, and half-formed ideas.

Come to talk, come to listen, or come just to hang out.

Who this event is for

• People who enjoy thoughtful conversations without taking them too seriously
• Anyone curious about life, direction, or just how other people think
• Folks who want to meet new people
• Listeners are just as welcome as talkers

What to expect at the meetup

• Settle in, introduce yourself, and get comfortable.
• Icebreakers to warm up the conversation.
• Guided discussion around the theme.
• Open discussions to where the conversation takes us.
• Follow-up activity after the discussion is up to the group.
• You can stay as long or as short as you like.

Age Limit: Attendees should be above 21 years of age.

GROUND RULES

• Friendly conversations and making new friends are welcome.
• Please be respectful of differing perspectives and experiences.
• No one owes anyone their personal details or contact information. Please don’t expect this from anyone at the meetup. Those who feel comfortable may choose to share.
• Be mindful of personal space and social cues, and always be respectful.
• Only pursue things with another person if their interest is mutual. Everyone should feel safe, respected, and at ease while they’re here.

Anyone who ignores these guidelines or makes others feel unsafe will not be included in future gatherings.

HOUSE NOTE
The Living Room Circle isn’t an organization, business, or formal event series. These gatherings are run by people who simply enjoy meeting others, having meaningful conversations, and hanging out. There’s no big team, no production, no tickets, and no commercial scale.

Each event has a theme to guide the conversation, but there’s no pressure to stick to it rigidly. Conversations may wander, overlap, or take unexpected turns and that’s perfectly fine.

Come for the conversation. Stay for the connection.