Round Table Club

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6330 Saint Charles Ave

New Orleans, LA 70118

+1 (504) 899-0051

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The Round Table Club, founded in 1898, is a distinguished establishment located on St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans, overlooking Audubon Park. This unique clubhouse is dedicated to literary, artistic, and scientific pursuits, fostering rich discussions and lectures among its members—many of whom are prominent figures in their fields.

With its historical roots and a legacy of intellectual engagement, the Round Table Club has hosted renowned lecturers over the years, contributing to the cultural tapestry of New Orleans. The clubhouse, which has served as a gathering place for esteemed individuals since 1919, continues to engage with the community and can be rented for special events such as weddings.

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5.01 reviews

Christopher W.

3/14/2024

Outstanding group of intellectuals bent on moving the needle of progress in humanity's favor. A fine group of motivated and intelligent gentlemen. There should be more of this modern-day America.

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"An alright venue for monthly meetings. Gets cramped though with the tables so close together."