📍Generalist World Boston: Adam Grant presents VIBE + Dinner at Wusong Tiki Bar
The evening includes Adam Grant’s book talk followed by a group walk to dinner, where attendees will discuss the talk. The dinner group is capped at five; the talk ticket and dinner are paid separately.
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October 29, 2026 · 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Sanders Theatre, Cambridge · Sold out · Free ·
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Hear Adam Grant discuss his book on connection, then join a capped five-person group for dinner and conversation about the talk.
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Hey Boston Generalists! 👋 A book about the science of connection seemed like the perfect excuse for a small group of generalists to connect. Join Sarah Agopian-Khalifé to go hear #1 New York Times bestselling author Adam Grant discuss his new book, VIBE: The Secrets of Strong Connections in a Lonely World, hosted by the Harvard COOP. Adam will share research and stories on how we build stronger relationships and more vibrant communities in a disconnected world. Afterward, we'll head to Wusong Road for dinner to talk through what stuck with us and get to know each other better. 🍜 + 📚 This is a two-part evening. RSVPing means you're joining us for both the book talk and dinner at Wusong. ✨ Good to know This is capped at 5 people to keep dinner cozy and conversational. You're responsible for buying your own ticket to the book talk. Get yours here. RSVP only once you have your book talk ticket and can stay for dinner. Dinner is buy-your-own 🗓️ The Loose Plan 5:30 — Meet at Sanders Theatre so we can sit together 6:00–7:00 — Book talk 7:00–8:00 — Slowly walk over to Wusong 8:00–9:30 — Dinner at Wusong 📍 Getting There Sanders Theatre is inside Memorial Hall at 45 Quincy St, Cambridge. Take the Red Line to Harvard; it's about a 5-minute walk from the station. We'll meet out front at 5:30. Wusong is a short walk from Sanders, back toward Harvard Square. We'll head over together after the talk. Questions or accessibility requirements?
Hosted by Sarah Agopian-Khalifé
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