SF 30s/40s Book Club: “Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything"

​TL:DR

​☕ When: December 7th @ 1:30pm
📍 Where: The Page on Divisadero St. in San Francisco
🎯 Who: Open to all! friendly, curious people who love a good chat.
🕒 Length: ~1.5 hours
☕ Vibe: Friendly, casual, open

​Quick intros (10–15 min)

• ​Name & Hood

​2. Group discussion

• ​We can start with some open-ended prompts and go round-robin

• ​We can then go round-robin again, letting folks branch off into tangents or personal reflections. People can riff off what they heard others say, or take the group in a new direction. There are no rules!

• ​Keep things inclusive (no pressure to have finished the book!)

​3. Live music kicks off around 3pm (optional)

• ​Feel free to take off or order another round of coffee or a drink

• ​The Page has a Live Band kicking off around 3pm - folks are welcome to hang and listen to some tunes for as long as they'd like.

​Come join a relaxed, co-ed book club for anyone who enjoys good conversation, great books, and meeting new people in San Francisco.

​The group was started with folks in their 30s and 40s in mind, but everyone is welcome — whether you're a seasoned reader or just looking for a new way to connect.

​We’ll meet once a month at a local café or pub to chat about the book, share thoughts, and hang out.

​Our first pick is Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything by Joshua Foer — an easy, thought-provoking read about memory, learning, and the mind.

​No pressure to finish every page — just come ready to talk, listen, and connect.