A Life Worth Living, First Lived Alone
This Valentine’s Day season, join us at The Table for a thoughtful conversation on singlehood, solitude, and what it means to build a life that feels whole before it is shared.
The Table is a curated dialogue series centered on respectful conversation. The meal is a warm backdrop, but the heart of the experience is the exchange of perspectives. You can expect a guided but open discussion where curiosity is valued over consensus, and listening is just as important as speaking.
Singlehood is often framed as a waiting room for real life to begin. This conversation challenges that assumption. Together, we’ll explore solitude as a meaningful, formative season—one where joy, rhythm, and wholeness can be cultivated now, not postponed for later.
This is not a conversation about giving up on love. It’s a conversation about arriving to it well.
Who it's for: This Table is designed for guests who are open to the idea of marriage as a long-term path, even if it’s not something they’re actively pursuing right now. This isn’t about timing, pressure, or having everything figured out—it’s simply a shared assumption that helps ground the conversation and keep it aligned.
If you’re in a season of dating with marriage in mind, reflecting on future partnership, or exploring what it means to prepare well for that kind of commitment, you’ll likely find this dialogue meaningful.
Dress Code: Valentine’s Day Flair This is a dress-up moment. Women, think dresses, full beat, and heels highly encouraged. Men, dress accordingly. Colors: reds, pinks, neutrals
About: The Table is a curated dialogue series designed to foster thoughtful, respectful conversation around meaningful topics. While we gather around a shared meal, the heart of the experience is not the dinner—it’s the dialogue.
Each Table is intentionally structured to encourage honest reflection, generous listening, and engagement across differing lived experiences, beliefs, and perspectives. This is not a debate, a panel, or a networking event. You won’t be asked to persuade or perform. You’re invited to show up as yourself, speak thoughtfully, and listen with care.
Seating is intentionally curated to support balanced, inclusive conversation. Because of this, attendance is application-based, and submitting an application does not guarantee a seat for a given date.
The goal of The Table is not agreement—it’s understanding. Not consensus—but connection.