The night you met your 2027 self
Before the resolutions, the goals, the vision boards and all the December hype, there’s one step everyone skips: meeting the person who will actually live next year.
In old winter tales, the longest nights of the year were a doorway. People sat by the fire, looked back at the year behind them, let go of what they no longer wanted to carry, and walked through as someone new.
This is that night, and you’re welcome at the fire.
For one evening, we’ll travel through time. You’ll encounter the version of you that you’re becoming in 2027. You’ll also meet someone you knew long ago: the curious child you once were. Then we’ll see what happens when the two of them meet.
Over this 3-hour experience, we will:
Step out of the December rush
Look back at 2026: what it gave you, what it took, what changed
Burn what you no longer want to carry
Gather your curiosities for 2027
Encounter your 2027 self, and spend the rest of the night as them
You won’t leave waiting for January. The decisions you make next year will already belong to the person you met that night.
🪶 Oh and before you go, you’ll write a letter to your 2027 self. It will find you somewhere in the year ahead.
One thing to bring: a photo of yourself as a kid.
Were you in the Cabinet this year? Come see what changed, decide where you’re going next, and close the year with your people.
New here? No context needed, just come as you are.
What guests said about the Cabinet in 2026:
“3 hours that flew by like 3 minutes but had the depth and insights of 3 days of work.”
“An inspiring atmosphere that motivates you to become who you really want to be but are afraid of.”
“I got to see the 8-year-old version of different strangers and I find that very special.”
Please note: This session will be recorded and photographed. Content may be used to promote future events on social media.
Session will be held in English. A light snack and drink will be provided.
Cancellations: Tickets are non-refundable. But I understand that things happen: if you can't make it, you can pass yours to a friend (let me know at least 24h in advance).
The Story Behind It
In the 16th century, before museums existed, people kept Cabinets of Curiosities: rooms filled with anything that sparked their interest, from nature, art, craft or science. There was only one rule: if it sparks my curiosity, it belongs here. These cabinets were places to reflect, understand yourself and the world, and talk with others.
Inspired by Massimo Listri's book Cabinet of Curiosities, Uros brings that idea into today: a space to collect what sparks you and reflect on it together.