Off The Shelf: “Sex, Stupidity, and the City” evening

Posted on February 10, 2013

By Jennifer Lyon Bell

In this "funky mini-Ted," I'll give a talk called "What Women Really Want" illustrated with lots of spicy filmclips.

A week from Thursday, on February 21, come join us for an evening of short inspiring talks called “Sex, Stupidity and the City” created by Off The Shelf. My presentation is called “What Women Really Want” (with filmclips, of course!) and there are 2 other cool speakers:

– Matthijs van Boxsel on the merits of stupidity

– Co-founder of award-winning DUS Architects Hedwig Heinsman discusses the future of design.

Off the Shelf is Amsterdam’s brand-new literary and cultural night out, with inspiring speakers all doing their thing in English — like a funky mini-Ted. As a bonus, it’s taking place in Amsterdam’s convenient and chic new private club/event space called People’s Place (just off the Leidseplein).

Also featured: Special guest Fashionpack DJ Hart and MC Andrew Maaldrink.

The idea of Off The Shelf is to hear “big ideas and fresh perspectives over a drink or two,” which sounds awfully good to us on a wintry evening. Get your advance tickets here and we’ll see you at the bar!

 

WHAT: Sex, Stupidity and the City” at Off The Shelf

WHERE: People’s Place, Stadhouderskade 5, Amsterdam

WHEN: Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 8:00pm (doors open 7:00pm)

COST: €10 for one advance ticket, €14 for two advance tickets, €14 for single ticket at the door.

TICKETS: Buy advance here for best rates. Door tickets also possible.

MORE INFO: Off The Shelf website

Subscribe Now to our newsletter - keep up to date with all of our latest posts!

More blogposts

July 9, 2015

NRC Sex issue features Jennifer and Silver Shoes

The NRC newspaper Luxury Sex Special issue features an interview with Jennifer about her tastes in dirty books, dresses, and more....

Read More
August 20, 2009

Matinée too hot for Australia?

The loyal director and staff of the Melbourne Underground Film Festival are stunned that the Australian Film Commission is refusing Matinée the right to screen due to "sexual content". Today the festival director Richard Wollstencroft widely released a press statement of support (see here)....

Read More

Are you over 18?

Yes
No