BECOME
A MAGELLAN CIRCLE MEMBER
Since 1891 Geographical Society members have connected with an intriguing world of distinguished explorers, filmmakers, photographers, and scientists. Now, to extend that rich heritage into the future, the Society offers an important membership level - the Magellan Circle, inspired by Ferdinand Magellan's 1519-1521 expedition, the first to circumnavigate the globe.
Magellan Circle members enjoy intimate evenings with authors and achievers, exclusive behind-the-scenes tours, the Magellan Dinner, pre-program receptions, and the opportunity to help select Geographical Society award recipients.
Please join us as a member of the Magellan Circle. Enjoy special activities and benefits, and have the satisfaction of knowing that you are directly contributing to the lasting impact of the Geographical Society.
MAGELLAN CIRCLE MEMBER BENEFITS
The following benefits and programs are all included in membership:
- Six exclusive Magellan Circle events (no additional charge except MAgellan Dinner).
- Free tickets for all eight Geographical Society series programs.
- Tax deduction for a portion of your dues.
- Lapel Pin - New members - exclusive Magellan Circle pin. Renewing members - pin with the Cecilia Beaux-designed logo.
- New members - certificate inscribed to you as a Magellan Circle member.
- Know that you contribute to the continuing legacy of the Geographical Society.
Plus all standard member benefits:
- Save on additional single tickets ($12 to members, $15 to non-members).
- Use tickets at either 2:00 or 7:30 p.m.
- Exchange future tickets for other dates.
- Receive invitations to Society events.
- Member price for the Annual Dinner.
EXCLUSIVE MAGELLAN CIRCLE MEMBER EVENTS
(Invitations will be mailed to Circle members.)
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| Two Liberty Place |
September 23, 2009. Open the Season AT THE TOP - 57th Floor of Two Liberty Place. Preview America’s First Great City: Philadelphia with Executive Producer SAM KATZ
Two Firsts … Sam Katz, businessman and former mayoral candidate, presents the pilot of his upcoming documentary about events in the historic development of Philadelphia. The glass peak at the top of Two Liberty Place is the stunning site for our sunset reception and private screening.
December 16, 2009. The Fourth Part of the World - with author TOBY LESTER
Wine reception, illustrated talk, and book signing at The Athenaeum of Philadelphia.
The Library of Congress paid $10 million for the Waldseemúller Map which gave America its name. Based on his new book, Lester tells its story — a race to the ends of the earth which sweeps across centuries and continents. Athenaeum members join us for this special event.
January 13, 2010. Travels in Bolivia- with photographer and world traveler DR. THOMAS TAUBER |
