Love: A Salon on a Central Human Experience

​Love shows up in many forms: in friendship, partnership, family, romance, community, purpose, and self-relationship. It evolves over time. It expands, contracts, surprises us, and challenges us. Yet we rarely make time to talk about it together in a thoughtful, grounded way.

​This Valentine’s Day morning, you’re invited to a 2.5-hour, in-person salon devoted to exploring love in its broadest sense: using the one day of the year when love feels more present in our lives as an intentional starting point.

​It’s a small-group conversation designed to create space for shared inquiry, meaningful dialogue, and personal reflection around one of the most central human experiences we have.

​Rather than focusing narrowly on romantic love, the conversation will open outward, inviting exploration through questions such as:

• ​What is love (to you)?

• ​How has your relationship with love changed over time?

• ​How do you experience giving, receiving, or withholding love?

​The morning will blend light framing with guided interaction, personal reflection, and shared experiences.

​You’ll leave with:

• ​A richer, more personal understanding of what love means to you

• ​Fresh perspectives from others that expand how you think about love and connection

• ​Language and confidence to talk about love more openly with others

​This salon is for people who are curious, reflective, open-minded, and willing to spend a Valentine’s Day morning engaging with love - not as an ideal or outcome, but as a lived human experience.