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From the Forum – Places for a work group

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Places for a work group

“I’m helping organize a work retreat and am looking for a place around the city to sit with a small group (fewer than 10 people) and talk for a few hours. Obviously, we have a conference room we can use if nothing else fits, but I think a change of scenery would be nice. I have been thinking along the lines of a quiet corner of one of the museums, but I’m not sure anything like that actually exists.

Does anyone have any ideas of a spot that is quiet-ish (but still allows for conversation), free of charge, and maybe has a nice view or interesting architecture?”

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