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Tertulias: Fredericton’s new philosophy cafe

by Tracy Glynn
October 15, 2018
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Samira Farhoud shared the work of Simone de Beauvoir at the first tertulia on Oct. 3 at Wilser’s Room. Photo by Matthew Hayes.

What is a tertulia? A tertulia, of the Latin American and Iberian tradition, can be described as a literary and artistic social gathering or a philosophy cafe where people get together to talk about ideas.

Tertulias in Fredericton this fall will feature riveting speakers on some of the big thinkers and artists who have shaped our world. The tertulias will combine words, music, poetry, readings, art and visuals. The tertulias will take place on Wednesdays at 7:30pm at Wilser’s Room, The Capital Complex (366 Queen St.) in Fredericton.

Tertulia Fall Schedule

Oct 3 – Samira Farhoud on Simone de Beauvoir
Oct 17 – Kathy Mac on Michelle Massé & the Twilight novels
Oct 24 – Christine Horne on François Rabelais
Nov 14 – Thom Workman on Hannah Arendt
Nov 21 – Ajay Parasram on Eric Williams
Dec 5 -Alain Deneault on Georg Simmel

Stay updated on our Facebook page.

For more information, contact: tertulia@gmail.com.

Tracy Glynn is a member of the NB Media Co-op editorial board.

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