"A Labyrinth Of Dreams" by Laurence Fuller
- Date
- 2025-06-04
- Location
- Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal
- Host
- NFC SUMMIT
About this event
"A Labyrinth Of Dreams" by Laurence Fuller invites you into a midday gathering in Lisboa that feels both expansive and grounded: a chance to step out of routine, meet new people, and enter a more imaginative social space. If you are drawn to events that sit somewhere between conversation, reflection, and human connection, this is the kind of room where curiosity is not just welcome, but useful. Set in person on a Wednesday afternoon, this event offers a different rhythm from the usual evening meetup or formal networking session. The title suggests a space for exploration rather than performance, making it especially appealing if you want a live experience that opens up thought, dialogue, and the possibility of unexpected encounters. About the Event "A Labyrinth Of Dreams" is an in-person event in Lisboa built around presence, exchange, and shared experience. With tags spanning community, networking, meetup, and social, it is best understood as a gathering designed to bring people together in a way that feels more intentional than casual small talk and more open-ended than a traditional structured conference session. The title and framing point toward an atmosphere where ideas, impressions, and personal perspectives can coexist. Rather than promising a rigid agenda, this kind of event creates room for participants to engage with the theme in their own way, whether that means listening closely, starting conversations, meeting collaborators, or simply being part of an interesting cross-section of people. Because it is tied to Laurence Fuller, attendees can expect a distinctive point of view at the center of the event. That gives the gathering a clear identity while still leaving space for the audience to shape the energy in the room through conversation, attention, and participation. In practical terms, this is likely to feel less like a transactional networking function and more like a live social and cultural meeting point. The value is not only in what happens on a stage or in a formal program, but in what happens between people once the event begins. What to Expect Expect an event format that supports live interaction, shared attention, and informal connection. Since this is an in-person social and community gathering, the experience will likely unfold through a blend of arrival conversations, collective moments, and space to meet others around a common interest in the event's theme. You can reasonably expect elements such as: A welcoming arrival period where attendees get oriented and settle into the space A central hosted or led component connected to "A Labyrinth Of Dreams" Opportunities for discussion, reflection, or spontaneous conversation A social atmosphere where meeting new people is part of the experience, not a side effect The midday timing also shapes the tone. Afternoon events often attract people who are intentionally making space in their day for something different, which can lead to a more attentive and engaged crowd. That makes this a strong setting for conversations that go beyond surface-level introductions. If you usually hesitate around "networking" events, this may feel more natural. The combination of community and social framing suggests a gathering where connection can emerge through the shared experience itself, rather than through forced pitching or overly formal interaction. Why Attend This event is worth your time if you want more than passive attendance. It offers a chance to be in a room with people who are likely open to conversation, receptive to ideas, and interested in experiences that carry a little more texture than the standard meetup format. There is real value in attending events that create context for better interactions. A strong theme gives people something to respond to, which makes introductions easier and conversations more memorable. Instead of starting from "What do you do?" you may find yourself starting from what the event sparked, raised, or made possible. You might attend because you want to: Meet thoughtful, socially open people in Lisboa Break up your week with something creatively and socially energizing Spend time in a setting that encourages imagination and exchange Discover new perspectives through live, in-person experience Find community around a shared moment rather than a narrow professional niche Even if you come on your own, this format has the ingredients to make solo attendance feel comfortable. Events rooted in a shared theme often make it easier to step into conversation, because everyone has already opted into the same starting point. Practical Details Location: In person in Lisboa, Portugal. As a live event, the setting matters: being physically present allows for the kind of atmosphere, nuance, and connection that online events rarely replicate. Date and time: Wednesday, June 4 at 12:15 PM GMT+1. The start time is precise, so arriving a little early is a smart move if you want a smoother check-in, a moment to get settled, and a better chance to meet people before the main activity begins. Because this takes place in the middle of the day, it is worth planning your schedule in advance. Treat it as a deliberate pause in the week rather than something to squeeze in at the last minute. That mindset will help you arrive present and get more from the experience. A few useful ways to prepare: Leave enough travel time to reach the venue without rushing Come ready to introduce yourself and start conversations naturally If you are attending solo, use that to your advantage and stay open to meeting new people Keep your afternoon flexible if you want space for conversations that continue after the formal event ends If the title speaks to you, that is already a good sign. This is the kind of event where interest, openness, and curiosity are likely to matter more than expertise, making it accessible to a wide range of attendees while still feeling distinct.
Who should attend
This is for you if you are looking for a live gathering that feels thoughtful, social, and a little outside the usual format. - You enjoy events that mix **conversation, atmosphere, and human connection** rather than rigid programming or transactional networking. - You are based in Lisboa or passing through and want to meet **interesting, open-minded people** in person during the week. - You are curious about experiences with a **creative or reflective edge**, especially ones that give you something more meaningful to talk about than standard introductions. - You often go to meetups, community events, or social gatherings and want something that feels **more intentional and distinctive**. - You are coming solo and want an event where the shared theme can make it easier to **start conversations naturally**. - You work in a creative, independent, cultural, or people-facing world, or you simply value being around others who are engaged, observant, and interested in ideas. You do not need to arrive with a perfect agenda. If you are open, curious, and interested in a gathering that invites both presence and connection, you are likely to feel at home here.