Our social events are opportunities to gather with members of the community in fellowship and fun. There is no spiritual component to these social events - just plain old fashioned fun!
Friday Art Fun Nights
3rd Fridays
6:30-9:00 p.m.
Facilitator: Varies
Suggested Donation: Varies
TGIF! At the end of the week, don't we all deserve to relax, enjoy amazing company, and let our creativity shine? Join us for our Friday Art Fun Nights, where we welcome guests to participate in an evening of art and refreshments. Each month we will feature an instructor-led art project with supplies on hand for anybody who would like to join us in creativity and friendship. Whether you are a seasoned artist or have no art experience, we would love to welcome you for socialization and self expression at our Friday Art Fun Nights! Registration requested so we can make sure we have enough supplies.
For more information about the monthly project or to register, click here.
3rd Fridays
6:30-9:00 p.m.
Facilitator: Varies
Suggested Donation: Varies
TGIF! At the end of the week, don't we all deserve to relax, enjoy amazing company, and let our creativity shine? Join us for our Friday Art Fun Nights, where we welcome guests to participate in an evening of art and refreshments. Each month we will feature an instructor-led art project with supplies on hand for anybody who would like to join us in creativity and friendship. Whether you are a seasoned artist or have no art experience, we would love to welcome you for socialization and self expression at our Friday Art Fun Nights! Registration requested so we can make sure we have enough supplies.
For more information about the monthly project or to register, click here.
December 16: Christmas Cookie Decorating with Stephanie Kostuch. Registration for this event is limited. (Photo from last year's event; this year's designs will be different.)
Photos from past art nights:
Community Euchre Night
4th Monday of the month
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Facilitators: Jenny and Kenny Mitchell
Join us for a fun, social evening of snacks, fellowship and cards at A Place to Be Spirituality Center! Whether you are a Euchre pro, novice, or just want to learn a new game, please join us. All are welcome! This is a free-will offering social event. Come learn, play, and enjoy an evening of cards with us! Please contact Jenny Mitchell with any questions: mitchellj@aplacetobesc.org, 414-339-0561.
No registration needed
4th Monday of the month
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Facilitators: Jenny and Kenny Mitchell
Join us for a fun, social evening of snacks, fellowship and cards at A Place to Be Spirituality Center! Whether you are a Euchre pro, novice, or just want to learn a new game, please join us. All are welcome! This is a free-will offering social event. Come learn, play, and enjoy an evening of cards with us! Please contact Jenny Mitchell with any questions: mitchellj@aplacetobesc.org, 414-339-0561.
No registration needed
Fishes & Loaves Potluck & Game Night
2nd Friday of the month
5:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Donation: Free-will offering
Join us for food, fellowship, and friendship. Bring a dish to pass and enjoy a fun evening of company and game playing. Beverages will be provided.
No registration necessary.
2nd Friday of the month
5:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Donation: Free-will offering
Join us for food, fellowship, and friendship. Bring a dish to pass and enjoy a fun evening of company and game playing. Beverages will be provided.
No registration necessary.
Contemplative Movie Nights: Pleasantville
Mondays, 11/28, 12/5; 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Donation: $10
Set in present day America, a mysterious television repairman is impressed by high school student’s devotion to 1950s ideals in a black and white “Father knows best” type television rerun show. In sharp contrast to life in his present day reality, the television repairman provides the student with an escape into this 1950s world with his sister, Jennifer.
While the student, David, initially enjoys being part of these simplistic days of yester-year, Jennifer sets about jolting the characters with doses of her reality as a teenager in 2000’s America. These doses unexpectedly bring expanded awareness to those experiencing them, adding budding doses of color to their otherwise black-and-white world. As you can imagine, some townspeople experience this as a threat to their status quo.
Given the chance, would you “zap” into 1950’s or remain in 2022? Were the “good old days” really good old days? How do you grapple with change in the world around you? Join us as we explore and reflect on various reactions to change in the world – both in others and, most especially, in ourselves.
Please register here.
Mondays, 11/28, 12/5; 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Donation: $10
Set in present day America, a mysterious television repairman is impressed by high school student’s devotion to 1950s ideals in a black and white “Father knows best” type television rerun show. In sharp contrast to life in his present day reality, the television repairman provides the student with an escape into this 1950s world with his sister, Jennifer.
While the student, David, initially enjoys being part of these simplistic days of yester-year, Jennifer sets about jolting the characters with doses of her reality as a teenager in 2000’s America. These doses unexpectedly bring expanded awareness to those experiencing them, adding budding doses of color to their otherwise black-and-white world. As you can imagine, some townspeople experience this as a threat to their status quo.
Given the chance, would you “zap” into 1950’s or remain in 2022? Were the “good old days” really good old days? How do you grapple with change in the world around you? Join us as we explore and reflect on various reactions to change in the world – both in others and, most especially, in ourselves.
Please register here.