The Architecture
of Our Glory
Your VIP seat is reserved. It includes a private lunch with Mr. Shubow before the event, priority seating at the talk, and priority during our Q&A session. Please find the rest of the event details below, we look forward to hosting you.
Justin Shubow has spent his career arguing that our public buildings ought to be beautiful, dignified, and beloved by ordinary citizens. He helped draft the 2020 executive order returning federal design to the classical tradition. At lunch you will have him at one table, in a group small enough that every man gets to speak. This will be a great opportunity to ask him some detailed questions that might not get covered in the Q&A later on in the evening.
Please note the day runs in two parts, at two addresses. Lunch is at 1:00 PM at The Diner on 3rd Avenue, and the evening begins at 5:30 PM at the Belmont Mansion. Your seat at the talk is reserved and held for you, so there is no need to arrive early to claim it.
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Our dress code is cocktail attire. Suit & tie welcome. Let’s show up and represent the standard we want to see in our culture.
Suit & tie welcome
At The Diner – There are multiple parking lots and garages near the restaurant.
At the Belmont Mansion – You may park in any lot or parking garage on campus. Parking is free, but you will need to register your vehicle by using the QR code located in the various lots/garages. There are other spaces to park along Belmont Blvd as well.
When you arrive, enter the mansion through the front door facing the courtyard.
6:30 PM
7:30 PM
- Brian W. Hooper, M.Div., Psy.D.
- Richard Stanley – R&R Paving
- Galen Cherry – Medical Ins. Consultant
- Dr. Lee Howard – Compass Human Performance
I look forward to seeing you at lunch.
Warren SteuryPresident, Meriwether Academy
warren@meriwetheracademy.com







