A joyful Flower Celebration collaboratively led by Rev. Sally and our Minister Emeritus, Rev. Wayne Walder. Speaker: Rev. Sally and Rev. Wayne Weaver: Tab Music: Susanne and friends
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Sundays May 17 and 31, 3-5pm. Step into the world of wonder, where light and imagination play together. In this hands-on workshop you'll transform an ordinary jar into a glowing lantern of whimsy using delicate layers of colour, texture and intention. Bring your own jar. Tissue, glue & brushes, and glitter, will be supplied. Let the fairy light guide you. Please Contact Ahna to RSVP. Optional: Lend your lantern for Rev. Pat Trudeau's Celebration of Life, June 4th. |
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The works are all exploring Abstract art and the enjoyment of making and observing it. What makes abstract work abstract? It may be loosely rooted in reality—or not at all. In some cases, the artist is guided by the medium itself and by the pleasure of technique, as seen in the work of Gardner, Haddad, Ho, Kiil, and Timm, echoing the legacy of Abstract Expressionism. Here, the medium leads and the artist listens. In other cases, abstraction begins with a real-world reference—a view in nature, or from above, or across a vista—and is transformed through technique and perception, as in the work of Letarte, Renzetti and Tudor. Abstraction can also be driven by emotion, as in Pitoscia’s work. Nicoll’s pieces emerge from the dried remains of jelly plate palettes, becoming more abstract than the intended originals. In the collages of Daniels and Milon, both the selected paper fragments and the cut-out remnants carry equal importance, each finding its place in the creative process. In all cases the exploration and process make for a wonderful journey. This diverse group show features: Beverley Daniels, Deidrie Gardner, Jane Haddad, Angela Ho, Kristina Kiil, Michelle Letarte, Carole Milon, Anne Parravano Nicholl, Morag Pitoscia, Lauren McKinley Renzetti, Mark Timm, & Elizabeth Tudor |
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Saturday June 6, 2026 from 7:30 - 9:ish PM All ages and talents welcome to perform for our supportive audience In Rafos Hall Hosted by MC Steve Koller 310 Danforth Avenue •416-686-6809 Jackman entrance |
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Speaker: Keat Welsh and Dev Ramsawakh Weaver: Kurt Music: Sam Sundar-Singh Keat Welsh and Dev Ramsawakh of CRIP Collective will be speaking about the importance of Access Intimacy and why we should be striving towards it as a community. They will share personal stories of access done well and how that embodies the idea of Access Is Love. Keat and Dev will highlight activism from Mia Mingus, Alice Wong and Sandy Ho and describe how we can bring their Access Is Love concept to our local communities here in Toronto. Keat Welsh BA, M.Ed is a white queer, disabled artist, community activist and educator. Keat is passionate about building communities of care and striving to create safer, anti-oppressive spaces. Living with both visible and invisible disabilities, they navigate complex experiences through art, activism and community care. Keat frequently speaks on panels at conferences and reviews academic papers. They ran the education program at the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto (CILT) as the IDE+A project coordinator from 2022-2026. Keat is the founder of Equity Buttons and a co-founder of Community Resistance Intimacy Project – CRIP. Keat is starting their PhD focusing on disability inclusion at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health (U of T) in the fall. Dev Ramsawakh is an award-winning disabled, transmasculine and diasporic Indo-Caribbean multidisciplinary storyteller, producer and educator. Along with facilitating workshops, they write articles, essays, poetry, and short fiction, and have produced audio segments for podcasts and online radio, as well as short experimental documentaries. Dev one of the co-founders of Community Resistance Intimacy Project – CRIP. Sam Sndar-Singh is an experienced musician, able to fuse a warm sound and smooth beats with many different styles and tastes. You will appreciate his distinctive interpretations of songs you know and love. He has been a part... |
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Speaker: Mama Yoni (Sara Downing) Weaver: Debb Music: Spirit Band. Our bodies are sacred. Our pleasure is sacred. Our sexuality is sacred. Yet many of us have learned to disconnect from these essential parts of ourselves or to hold them with shame rather than celebration. This Sunday, we'll explore how pleasure, from the simple pleasures of everyday life to the deeper pleasures of intimacy and sexuality, can be a pathway to presence, aliveness, and the sacred. Wherever you find yourself on the spectrum of sexual identity, attraction, or expression, you are warmly welcome. Sara Downing (Mama Yoni) Sara, a nurturing “mama bear “with a body-positive focus, is a pleasure educator and intimacy mentor dedicated to helping people embrace their authentic selves and explore their desires with confidence. She brings warmth, empathy, and steadfast support—a reflection of her deep connection to the energy of mothering, shaped by raising three daughters while navigating the challenges of severe mental illness within her family. With her training in DBT and intimacy, Sara creates safer, welcoming spaces where individuals can feel comfort, delight, and excitement in their bodies and sexuality, expand their capacity for pleasure, and courageously explore the edges of their erotic selves. Her presence offers unconditional support and loving attention for all of your tenderest parts. 
Facilitated by Jane Lewis and Susanne Maziarz. All are welcome to this improvised singing circle. A creative opportunity for listening, being in the moment, sharing your voice, and laughing! Contact Susanne at music@nuuc.ca for more info. |
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Monthly workshops with Kristina Kiil @kkiilatwork@gmail.com. Deepen your spiritual practice by engaging in meditative artistic activities. Wednesday evening. No experience is necessary. Monthly Wednesdays evening from 7 to 9pm. First workshop January 21. A Sign-up sheet is available in the Cappuccino Room. |
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Speaker: Kat Martins-Grey Weaver: Rev. Sally Music: Susanne and Kim K. Join us June 21st Sunday for a message from Kat Martins-Grey, our Director of Children, Youth, & Families Programs. Have you ever wondered what's happening in the Rainbow Room during our Sunday services? Kat, along with some young helpers, will share their rainbow-ful energy with all of us, with service weaving support from Rev. Sally. Together we will sing, play, laugh, and reflect on some of life's lessons that never get old. |
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Danforth Multifaith Commons, 310 Danforth Avenue Doors open at 7:00 Free Concert 7:30 to 9:00 Three choirs! Danforth Jewish Circle, East End United, & Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist 9 -10 pm Reception in Rafos Hall with Snacks/Drinks and info about our communities. Learn songs for the Trans March! |
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Speaker: Rev Sally Fritsche Weavers: H.E & Debb Music: Spirit Choir Join us this Sunday to celebrate a 2SLGBTQ+ Pride service, with Rev. Sally leading us in reflecting on the strange, odd, frightening, joyful, queer future that lies ahead, and with the Spirit Choir singing rousing anthems to love, light, and 2SLGBTQ+ strength. |
