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Jazz Café: Vincent Thékal & Wajdi Riahi duo

Vincent Thékal (sax) & Wajdi Riahi (piano)


On the menu tonight:

An immersion in the universe of Jazz Standards,

An experienced sax-piano duo,

A repertoire tailored to the occasion.

Join us for an evening filled with great live music and fabulous atmosphere. 

Singles' Apero

The Singles' Apero is a series of monthly encounters to meet other social singles in a safe space, have a good time and get to know someone new without matching pressure. 

Feel free to bring any single friends along or just come by yourself. We help break the ice by plotting a few games in advance and throw together our signature cocktails. Guaranteed to be fun.

Booking required.

Mini Concert: Classical music for the whole family

Save the date and take your little ones to Full Circle's unconventional setting to experience a live classical performance thought precisely with the whole family in mind. Sadie Fields (violin) and Zahra Benyounes (viola) have a lively repertoire selection in store for you, playing pieces by Mozart, Schubert and Martinu.

* Children must be accompanied by an adult. 

10:00 - 10:45 First concert 

11:15 - 12:00 Second concert

Kritical Conversations: On Femininity

A brand new Conversations Series hosted by Kriticos to deep dive into themes of great significance - from love and faith to masculinity, creativity and all in between. We take one classic book at a time (or more) as point of departure. You can expect honest and passionate discussions, enriching ideas, good company. 

* Note that we'll meet just once this month!

Book Club: Black Butterflies by Priscilla Morris

Monthly meet up to discuss a great read, along with drinks & good company

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’Chillingly resonant with the scenes unfolding in Ukraine, Black Butterflies is a book for our time’ - Sarah Burton, author

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