Wright House: At The Table

Full venue address will be emailed upon registration

Join us for stories and conversation over dinner. Our topic will be HOSPITALITY. We'll sit "At The Table" together as we talk. Do you have a story about giving or receiving hospitality (personal or perhaps a favorite folktale)? What does hospitality mean to you? We'll take time for those who want to share brief stories to do so, and then reflect and discuss after each story. Telling a story is not required. You are welcome to join us to listen and respond.

This dinner dialogue is an extension of the “At The Table” program from Community Empowerment and Institutional Inclusivity at UW Milwaukee, funded by a grant from the Wisconsin Institute of Citizenship and Civil Dialogue.

Attendance is limited to 12 participants for this event to better facilitate conversation. If you are a returning guest, please note the slightly earlier start time for this dinner: 6pm.

owns The Wright House and hosts the house concerts. She is an Assistant Professor in the School of Information Studies at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Sarah Beth performs as a storyteller in open mics, festivals, and fringes.

is an old brick home in Whitewater, Wisconsin, originally built by the Wright family in 1857.

June 19, 2026 at 6pm Central

Please register through Eventbrite to get the full venue address.

No donations are expected for this grant-funded event. If you wish to make a donation, it will be passed on to The Community Space.

PayPal: paypal.me/sarahbethnelson

Venmo: @Sarah-Nelson-339