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Austin Institute Colloquia Dr. Lauren Spohn

Thu, Feb 05

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Austin Institute

Join us for our February Colloquia with Lauren Spohn, a writer, filmmaker, and assistant professor of intellectual history at the University of Texas, Austin. Experience an insightful discussion, followed by dinner and a get-together.

Austin Institute Colloquia Dr. Lauren Spohn
Austin Institute Colloquia Dr. Lauren Spohn

Time & Location

Feb 05, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Austin Institute, 3206 Fairfax Walk, Austin, TX 78705, USA

About The Event

  • Each Colloquium takes place at the Austin Institute on the first Thursday of every month. We begin with a 20-minute introduction by a guest speaker — someone with deep interest and knowledge in the topic at hand. From there, we move into 30 minutes of open discussion, where participants and speaker alike are invited to think aloud, ask questions, and exchange ideas in a spirit of seriousness, curiosity, and mutual respect.

  • Afterward, all attendees are invited to continue the conversation over pizza and drinks in a relaxed, informal setting. It’s a chance to connect, unwind, and keep exploring big questions together.

  • Attendance is free, but space is limited. Advance registration is required.

  • No prior reading or preparation is needed — just bring your mind, and your appetite for both pizza and life's big questions.

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