Offerings Celebrating
the Art of Living
All of these audience-centered sessions combine stories, mini-lectures, brief videos, short literature pieces, and attendee participation. Most of the offerings are designed to be 60
minutes long but can be time adjusted depending on your needs.
Seasons of Change
Four Individual Presentations
These sessions explore the four seasons as we experience them - both literally and symbolically as different seasons in our lives. All four connect life's transitions and offer up a hearty "yes" to the experience of feeling truly alive.
Spring Mix: A Celebration of Renewal
Exploring spring as a metaphor for renewal, drawing connections to attendees' life experiences and fostering a sense of joy and vitality
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Summer Dish: Work, Love, and Achievement
Discussing summer as a metaphor for vibrancy and the fullness of life, encouraging attendees to connect summer memories to today
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Autumn Attention: Reflection and Gratitude
Exploring autumn as a metaphor for reflection, gratitude, and the grace of life's transitions
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Winter Fusions: Stories of Wholeness
Discussing winter as a metaphor for wholeness, resilience, and the enduring strength of the human spirit.
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In the Circle Game/Seasonal Events
New Year's Day - A history of the first day of the calendar
National Pie Day - (January 23) A history of pie (samples included)
Valentine's Day - A history of romantic love over arranged love (Amor)
Black History Month - February See "biographies" below.
St. Patrick's Day - A history of this celebration of Irish culture
Women's History Month - March See "biographies" below.
Earth Day - A history of the day to celebrate environmental protection
Cinco de Mayo - Exploring the day that celebrates Mexican heritage
Jewish American History Month - May See biographies below
Mothers' Day - A history of the day that celebrates mothers everywhere
Fathers' Day - A history of the day that celebrates fathers everywhere
Pride Month - June - Celebrating LGBTQIA+ (See biographies below.)​
Independence Day - A history of the holiday (fireworks not included)
Labor Day - A history of the national holiday honoring the labor movement
Hispanic Heritage Month - Sept. 15- Oct.15 - See biographies below.
Halloween - A history beginning with Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival
Thanksgiving- A history of the day of gratitude
Hope, Light, and Renewal: Seeing the connections between Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa​​​​