At the meeting house.  Since ancient times, stories and song have been sacred pathways to Spiritual celebration, communication, insight, wisdom and communion. Join us for this fun, informal, intergenerational program aimed at exploring the richness of human mythology, the Spiritual potency of music and the fellowship of sharing these things as a means of becoming closer to Divine truth.

What to expect: For all ages! We will share a sampling of selected mythology, songs and stories as a framework for discussions and reflection. We will also engage various instruments, guest musicians and free-form sound and movement activities. Each Monday evening session will have an element of structure, and an element of ‘free exploration’ intended to welcome participants into the self-guided space of how music, stories and movement can be an individual and group spiritual practice. Feel free to bring instruments, your own favorite myths, stories, poems or oral traditions. From local Anishinaabe stories to ancient Polynesian Mythology to Irish Faerytales and much, much more – we look forward to exploring these topics as an extension of UU’s core principles and beliefs.