EVENTS
Sinsinawa Mound Center offers retreats and programs as well as opportunities for personal reflection and renewal in a comfortable, rural setting.
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Art Gallery Exhibit: “Driftless Depictions” (on site)
"Driftless Depictions" fine art photography by Henry Mattieson III. Matthieson is well known in our area with a sales gallery in Galena, IL and Dubuque, IA.
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Quad Cities Native Lands Tour (off site)
Quad Cities Native Lands Tour (off site)
Join us for a tour of several significant Indigenous sites in the Quad Cities: Black Hawk State Historic Site; Antoine LeClaire’s home; the site of the 1832 Treaty signing; Ft. Armstrong; and the site of the Dakota Prisoner of War Camp. Historian Jane Simonsen will lead this tour. Jody Durnin (Meskwaki) will offer opening ceremony.
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Canvas Painting: Pumpkins (on site)
Canvas Painting: Pumpkins (on site)
Sarah Barnes will guide you step-by-step in how to paint on canvas. All supplies will be provided. This is an 11 x 14 canvas using mixed media (paint, paper, marker). Bring along your family and friends for an enjoyable and creative evening out!
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Persistent Women of the Gospel (on site)
Persistent Women of the Gospel (on site)
Women figured importantly in Jesus's ministry. Many of them we know by name -- Martha and Mary Magdalene, for instance -- but often the women who appear are unnamed. And yet they are unforgettable. What can we learn from them?
Autumn Wisdom (on site)
Autumn Wisdom (on site)
Autumn is described as "the richest season of the soul" by Angie Weiland-Crosby. Let's look and listen for the wise lessons autumn teaches, e.g. how she embraces change even as "she is falling to pieces." (AWC) Bring some autumn wisdom with you to share.
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Book Discussion: The Autobiography of Black Hawk (Zoom)
Book Discussion: The Autobiography of Black Hawk (Zoom)
Join us to discuss the memoir of the Sauk leader in his own words. Originally published in 1833, this important book was the first memoir written by a Native American actively resisting US Indian removal policy.Â
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