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Art of Conversation is a monthly social event held on a weekday from 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm during the last week of the month at a restaurant/bar in the Greater Edmonton area. The concept was created in 2006 by media personality Rob Christie and former Edmonton Sun columnist Graham Hicks with the goal of bringing people of diverse backgrounds together to engage in the rapidly vanishing art of face to face conversation.
Art of Conversation has collected a database of 2,500 attendees who are notified of each event via the AoC App. The event is open to everyone.

If you can't get to Italy, Sorrentino's Rago family is bringing Italy to you.
Art of Conversation CXCVI (196) will happen on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, on the newly renovated patio at Sorrentino's St. Albert.
The patio truly has that Mediterranean feeling, as if it were high summer in Rome and Audrey Hepburn (Roman Holiday) was coming around the corner. Should the weather not cooperate, there's plenty of room inside one of St. Albert's finest restaurants.
What: Art of Conversation CXCVI (196)
Where: Sorrentino's St. Albert, 595 St. Albert Trail (close to the corner of St Albert Trail and Boudreau Road)
When: Tuesday, May 27, 2025, 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Website: sorrentinos.com/st-albert/
Why: To meet new people, renew acquaintances, engage in lively conversation, and visit St. Albert! Free parking on site - driving time from downtown Edmonton, about 30 minutes.
Complimentary appetizers, happy hour pricing on wine and beer
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