Author: USA
Poetry Dinner – An Evening with Rumi (Chicago, USA)
Friends and members of New Acropolis Chicago gathered on a late April snowy evening to celebrate and share ideas related to the poet Rumi and Sufism. This was our third […]
Lecture on the Tao Te Ching (NC, USA)
New Acropolis of Raleigh presented a lecture on the Tao Te Ching.
Lecture “The Myth of the Labyrinth” (USA)
New Acropolis of Raleigh presented a lecture on The Myth of the Labyrinth in a library in the city.
Seminar on The Buddha (Miami, USA)
The New Acropolis center in Miami, Florida presented a seminar on The Buddha in Miami Beach.
Making holiday ‘Creativity Bags’ for foster children (Boston, USA)
New Acropolis Boston volunteers organized and participated in the making of “Creativity Bags” with the participation of community members. The hand-decorated holiday themed bags were filled with donations from the […]
Gratitude in Action – Thanksgiving Dinner (Chicago, USA)
Inspired by Thanksgiving, members and friends of the New Acropolis school in Chicago met to dine and discuss the meaning of gratitude in the context of the theme “Gratitude in […]
Stoic Week 2018 (Chicago, USA)
The New Acropolis school celebrated its 2nd Annual Stoic Week in collaboration with the Modern Stoic movement. During a 3 day event essential questions about life were discussed from a […]
Wellness Fair: The Labyrinth Experience, Arts and Mindful Living workshops (Boston, USA)
Acropolis Boston collaborated with the Mary B. Wakefield Estate in a ‘Wellness Fair’, bringing together various workshops related to conscious living and holistic health. Participants had the opportunity to choose […]
Cracking Plato’s Myth of the Cave (Nashville, USA)
New Acropolis in Nashville presented a seminar called “Cracking Plato’s Myth of the Cave” at a library just outside the city.
Cultural trip to New York City (Boston, USA)
On the weekend of the fall equinox, New Acropolis Boston volunteers and students traveled to New York City to visit key sites and spend time discussing classical philosophical ideas and […]
