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What is the “Good News” of Unitarian Universalism? Is it just a set of principles or values? Is it really a religion? Kalvin will explore how UUism is evolving in Canada and how it might continue to be relevant and transformative in people’s lives and in society at large. Speaker: Kalvin Drake Weaver: Peter Music: Spirit Choir 
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It’s Back by Popular Demand! Peter Marmorek will facilitate a small group to help you deepen and expand your writing. We’ll write and (optionally) share our writing together. There will be 8 sessions, every 2nd Wed from Jan. 28th. We’ll meet between 7 and 9:30.To join, sign up in Cappuccino room, or email Peter (marmorek@mac.com). If more than 12 people sign up, a Jan 21 lottery will decide, with first priority given to those who haven’t previously been in the group. |
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Join us for a Multifaith potluck dinner and an interactive conversation with two visiting alumni of Heart to Heart – a program that brings together young Jewish and Arab-Palestinian citizens of Israel for a summer workshop in dialogue and solidarity in Canada. Please register here by May 13. This is sponsored by the Danforth Jewish Circle as part of the Danforth Multifaith Commons Social Justice Speaker Series. |
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There will be music, dancing, board games, and people are asked to bring a favourite beverage and a snack to share. The music will be suggested by YOU. Please identify song(s) that express your character, it's "hit song", or it would enjoy dancing to. Please let us know the song title and artist in advance, if possible, or at the event. We hope you can join in the fun! Hosted by Allison and Susanne, DJ'd by Lou Ann |
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Join us for a special combined service, hosted in our neighbouring EEU Sanctuary - just down the hall in our same building. Our two congregations are coming together to celebrate the music of Carolyn McDade, a composer and musician heavily featured in our UU hymnals. Speaker: Sally & Bri-anne Weaver: Gillian Music: Susanne and Friends
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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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. 
Concerned about wildfires? Multiple International Crises? AI taking over our future? Join Dr Nate Charach and Neighbourhood’s Gwen Schauerte in a small group that empowers you to take meaningful action to address the challenges of our time. Based on Joanna Macy’s Work That Reconnects while integrating land-based healing practices and psychotherapeutic principles. You will connect to your inner self, to others in the group and to the greater natural world, deepening your experience of community. Location: Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation (310 Danforth Ave) Timing: Wednesday Evenings (7:00pm to 9:15pm) on dates below Cost: Free. Donations to Neighbourhood are welcome Feb 25: The Stories Of Our Time Apr 22: Shifting Our Perceptions Part I Mar 11: Coming From Gratitude May 6: Shifting Our Perceptions Part II Mar 25: Honouring Our Pain May 20: Going Forth . Apr 15 Truth Mandala (6:30pm-9:30pm) . To Register, use the sign up sheet or email info@psychiatree.ca to meet with Nate and Gwen to set your intentions and learn more about the group. |
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Step into our monthly dance, facilitated by the Toronto Sacred Circle Dancers. No experience necessary! We will teach you each dance, using simple, repetitive steps, danced together in one circle of shared energy. Go barefoot or bring a clean pair of non-street shoes to dance in. To learn more about sacred circle dance: https://neskaya.com/about-circle-dance/ |
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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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It’s Back by Popular Demand! Peter Marmorek will facilitate a small group to help you deepen and expand your writing. We’ll write and (optionally) share our writing together. There will be 8 sessions, every 2nd Wed from Jan. 28th. We’ll meet between 7 and 9:30.To join, sign up in Cappuccino room, or email Peter (marmorek@mac.com). If more than 12 people sign up, a Jan 21 lottery will decide, with first priority given to those who haven’t previously been in the group. |
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Facilitator: Pavla Uppal Music: Mayra Gemm Service Weaver: Bruce Lyne Dances of Universal Peace are simple joyous and meditative circle dances using mantras and sacred texts from the world's spiritual traditions. We dance to cultivate our heart’s capacity for love in the spirit of global community and peace. No experience necessary. This event will be open to the public, anyone interested can show up |
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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
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 |
