Evento

Scientists and Poets: A Round Table Discussion

Cafe de la Culture, Savory Spice and The Caritas Center
present a Multi-Sensory Literary Salon.

An Expert Round Table Discussion with Scientists and Poets on:
"What does it mean to be human?"

SEPTEMBER 17
7pm at The Caritas Center
5723 Arapahoe, Boulder

Evening includes:
Literary Salon with Guest Panel
Appetizers by Savory Spice
Live World Music Performances by Award-Winning Musicians

Café de la Culture is an international venue which offers performances, literary salons and artistic residencies for a diverse population of artists, thinkers and visionaries. We are here to create an inclusive, dynamic meeting place for the exchange of timely ideas and creative vision. As a participant at Café de la Culture, you will join in a social renaissance, engaging in meaningful discourse with peers and experts from a variety of fields and backgrounds, while building constructive collaborations which bring forth understanding,
new ideas and grass-roots social change.

Hosted by Cara Cruickshank

Cara Cruickshank is a Brazilian/American living in Boulder and Paris. As a woman living in 3 cultures, she has a first-hand, intersectional view on cross-cultural themes. She has a broad background in social entrepreneurship in performing arts, education, business management, childhood development, environmentalism, and public events. She has independently produced and curated hundreds of performances and events in the U.S. and abroad (including Turkey, France and Brazil), often focused on women's' empowerment. Her work has been consistently celebrity and media acclaimed. Cara founded Café de la Culture in 2011 to promote diversity, arts and culture. She recently premiered her international, original production The Alchemy of Imperfection, Inside the Minds of Global Modern Women in Paris, LA and Boulder.

"A Venue for Visionaries seems like just the right thing in our time where visionary action is so needed. Cara Cruickshank is the ideal leader to inspire the community."

-Rev. Doc. Matthew Fox
Acclaimed Spiritual Theologian, Activist, and Episcopal Priest