The Curious Club
Smart talks. Good fare. Curious people.
The Launch Event.
Thursday October 29 — Brick Lane Curry House, Montclair
Three short, sharp talks from researchers and experts on science, psychology, history and more, at Brick Lane Curry House. A full Indian meal served in courses between talks. BYOB. Limited to 28 seats.
TALK 1:
Bouncing Droplets and the Nature of Reality
Anand Oza, Associate Professor, Mathematical Sciences, NJITTalk 2: [Topic TBD]
A New Kind of Night Out
Have you ever wondered how black holes actually work, or why your brain remembers a song lyric better than your own phone number? Want to hear it from an actual human, not another AI? The Curious Club exists for exactly that itch.
It’s intellectual entertainment — like a comedy club for curious minds. A few short, back-to-back talks delivered by real experts, researchers, scientists, writers and the occasional obsessive, telling you something fascinating about their work, demystified and delivered without the jargon-heavy, slide-packed feel of a lecture. And you actually get to talk to them after.
The Curious Club isn't tied to any one place. Tonight it might be a curry house, next time a cocktail bar, a bookshop, a rooftop, or wherever curious people happen to be gathering. You'll leave a little smarter, a little fuller, and maybe having made a new friend or two. Curiosity, it turns out, is a great excuse for a night out.