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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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Epiphany Concert: Sounds of the Season! (on site)
Epiphany Concert: Sounds of the Season! (on site)
The RInging Badgers Handbell Ensemble under the direction of Mark Bloedow, Artistic Director, will present their annual Sounds of the Season! Epiphany Concert at Sinsinawa Mound Center.
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Art Gallery Exhibit: “The Serious Whimsey of Gail Chavenelle” (on site)
The exhibit includes Chavenelle’s metal figures of people, animals, nature, from a few inches high to as large as 60” as well as cutout framed pictures. Bright colors, polished steel, rusted steel, and recycled swimming pool siding make for a colorful and delightful show.
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Thomas Merton’s Final Year (Zoom)
Thomas Merton’s Final Year (Zoom)
The great monk, mystic, and writer Thomas Merton lived one of the most fascinating lives of the 20th century. But of all the years he lived, his last - 1968 - may have been his most wide-ranging and fascinating.
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Decolonizing Together: A Spirituality of Repair & Kinship (Zoom)
Decolonizing Together: A Spirituality of Repair & Kinship (Zoom)
This webinar will delve into complex topics of land acknowledgments, cultural appropriation, respect and relationship-building, reparations, practical strategies for white settlers to work for justice, and more.
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Lead, Sugar, Furs, and Women: Why the 19th Century Upper Mississippi Region Matters (Zoom)
Lead, Sugar, Furs, and Women: Why the 19th Century Upper Mississippi Region Matters (Zoom)
In the Upper Mississippi Valley, Native Americans and immigrants worked together, married, and fought during the early 19th century. Native women were central to the important fur trading, lead mining, and maple sugaring activities of the region.
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