Symposiums: Celebratory Gatherings Dominated by Men
In ancient Greece, symposiums were predominantly male gatherings known for their exuberant revelry. These all-male banquets were characterized by music, dance, and various forms of merriment.
A symposium was overseen by a symposiarch responsible for the evening's proceedings. These social gatherings often featured competitive games. Interestingly, "symposium" has evolved to denote an academic gathering.
