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The Brights Museum Walk and Talk with Charles at The American Museum of Natural History

The Brights Museum Walk and Talk with Charles

The Brights hold a monthly walk-and-talk at the American Museum of Natural History for people interested in understanding, exploring, and participating together in the group’s principles. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

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November 1, 2026 · 1 PM – 5 PM

The American Museum of Natural History, Corner of Central Park West & W 81st st, New York ·

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Join The Brights for a monthly museum walk and discussion centered on exploring and participating together in their principles.

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Organizer’s description

Dear Brights, Pastafarians, Guardians, Tru's, We're still "Walking and Talking," and our monthly meeting is live again. Every first Sunday from 1pm-5pm at the American Museum of Natural History. All ages welcome. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Mature, public behavior is assumed. Our members should be registered with (at) OR at least interested in understanding, exploring, and participating together, the principles of The Brights. Read and understand them at... (My related groups should be understood as well, if so inclined.) https://www.the-brights.net/ Museums (real ones), libraries, educational institutions (public and private institutions of learning), and similar repositories of knowledge, culture, and confirmed, evidential information, and the continued exploration for it, are sacred. These are dangerous times for science, reality, naturalism, humor, wit, and critical thinking, free speech, the sharing of and access to knowledge, public education, civil protections and redress, legality and human rights, privacy, advocacy, personal property and ownership, and so much more is threatened. The list goes on. The threat to these things continues and must be addressed as pervasive, tenacious, dedicated to distortion, erasure, revision, and deviousness. We find, confirm, and celebrate knowledge, art, literature, culture, and the free access to them.

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