Calendar
In Fall 2026, join us for continuing community conversations and a “Best of the Summer 2026” online program series…
Ideas or questions? Please email programs@worldfellowship.org!
August 2025
Era “Of Love” (Music Performance)
Era "Of Love" is a lifelong songwriter and lover of all beings. They have been working at Starbucks and organizing as a rank-and-file worker. They founded "Of Love", a musical group of metamorphous members whose discography explores deep themes of love, inner exploration and change, mystical mysteries, whimsical wonders and political ponderment.
Find out more »Summer Social Justice Cinema: “Union”
Up against one of the most powerful companies on the planet, a group of Amazon workers embark on an unprecedented campaign to unionize their warehouse in Staten Island, New York. Documenting the struggle in intimate cinéma vérité, UNION presents a gripping human drama about the fight for power and dignity in today's globalized economic landscape. Each Sunday night, join us for volleyball and games on the lawn until sundown. At sundown, settle down on blankets or outdoor chairs for a summer evening…
Find out more »September 2025
NH Roadless Areas in the White Mountain National Forest (Sierra Club NH) **OUTSIDE VIRTUAL EVENT**
The NH Chapter of the Sierra Club is organizing a virtual event that looks at looming threats to the hitherto roadless areas in the White Mountain National Forest -- and opportunities to take action during the next 22 days to push back on efforts to repeal the Roadless Rule before a shortened comment period comes to an end. More details, background material, and registration here!
Find out more »ICE Out of Pease: Demonstration in Portsmouth **OUTSIDE EVENT**
For more background and materials, see https://linktr.ee/IceOutofPease!
Find out more »Storytelling Festival (Whitney Community Center, Jackson, NH) **OUTSIDE EVENT**
What better way to spend part of a September weekend than at a Storytelling Festival? Head up to the Whitney Community Center in Jackson and enjoy an evening and a day of storytelling! Detailed program available here!
Find out more »Sun Day! (Various Locations) **OUTSIDE EVENTS**
Throughout the summer, we heard about WFCers organizing Sun Day events in their home communities. From as far away as Birmingham, AL, where WFC regular Emily Northrup is organizing, to locations across the northeast, this is a day to celebrate solar power and push back on the attack on renewable energy. Join an event near to you!
Find out more »Community Conversation: Building Intergenerational Resistance **VIRTUAL**
Continuing our summer tradition of weekly community conversations where we connect about how we each are engaging in resistance and supporting one another to find new engagement and to foster connections between our movements... we will keep this space open through weekly online/virtual community conversations on Tuesdays at 7-8:30pm. Register to receive login details!
Find out more »Palestine Film Series Launch Event
Join us at 6pm at the Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth for the launch of our October film series focused on deepening our understanding of the struggle for Palestinian freedom and an end to the mass atrocities ongoing in Gaza. At this launch session, we will have a 30-minute introductory conversation, and then participate in the first session of the "Short Course on Palestine" with Rashid Khalidi, which we encourage those joining the film series to also participate in. Starting…
Find out more »Community Conversation: Building Intergenerational Resistance **VIRTUAL**
Continuing our summer tradition of weekly community conversations where we connect about how we each are engaging in resistance and supporting one another to find new engagement and to foster connections between our movements... we will keep this space open through weekly online/virtual community conversations on Tuesdays at 7-8:30pm. Register to receive login details!
Find out more »October 2025
Benefit Concert in NYC: Alisa Amador (Quad Studios Performance Space)
Singer-songwriter Alisa Amador -- who took her first steps on the lawn at WFC many years ago -- shares her spellbinding music for an evening together in community in New York, NY. Praised by NPR’s Bob Boilen as a “powerful voice whose tender performance commands attention and fosters connection,” Alisa Amador made history in 2022 with the first-ever Spanish language song to win the prestigious Tiny Desk Contest. Now, two years later, the bilingual singer/songwriter is formally introducing herself with…
Find out more »Palestine Film Series (North Conway): “No Other Land”
Join us each Wednesday, October 8-29, 5:30-7:30pm, starting off at the Pope Memorial Library in North Conway for an October film screening series focused on deepening our understanding of the struggle for Palestinian freedom and an end to the mass atrocities ongoing in Gaza. Running in parallel, we encourage folks joining the film series/teach-in to also follow the "Short Course on Palestine" with Rashid Khalidi, with virtual sessions every Tuesday, Sept 30 to October 28, 6:30-8:30pm. Starting in October, we…
Find out more »Palestinian Film Series (Tamworth): “No Other Land”
Join us each Thursday, October 9-30, 6-8pm, at the Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth for an October film screening series focused on deepening our understanding of the struggle for Palestinian freedom and an end to the mass atrocities ongoing in Gaza. Running in parallel, we encourage folks joining the film series/teach-in to also follow the "Short Course on Palestine" with Rashid Khalidi, with virtual sessions every Tuesday, Sept 30 to October 28, 6:30-8:30pm. Starting in October, we will be screening…
Find out more »Palestine Film Series (North Conway): “Israelism”
Join us each Wednesday, October 8-29, 5:30-7:30pm, starting off at the Pope Memorial Library in North Conway for an October film screening series focused on deepening our understanding of the struggle for Palestinian freedom and an end to the mass atrocities ongoing in Gaza. Running in parallel, we encourage folks joining the film series/teach-in to also follow the "Short Course on Palestine" with Rashid Khalidi, with virtual sessions every Tuesday, Sept 30 to October 28, 6:30-8:30pm. Starting in October, we…
Find out more »Palestinian Film Series (Tamworth): “Israelism”
Join us each Thursday, October 9-30, 6-8pm, at the Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth for an October film screening series focused on deepening our understanding of the struggle for Palestinian freedom and an end to the mass atrocities ongoing in Gaza. Running in parallel, we encourage folks joining the film series/teach-in to also follow the "Short Course on Palestine" with Rashid Khalidi, with virtual sessions every Tuesday, Sept 30 to October 28, 6:30-8:30pm. Starting in October, we will be screening…
Find out more »Stand with Community (Not Kings) Rally & Mutual Aid Fair
More event details information here! Download the October 18 FINAL Lyrics Sheet for songs we'll be singing together! Sign up here to get updates: NO KINGS Mount Washington Valley, NH · Mobilize
Find out more »October Community Conversation: Building Intergenerational Resistance **VIRTUAL**
Continuing our summer tradition of weekly community conversations where we connect about how we each are engaging in resistance and supporting one another to find new engagement and to foster connections between our movements. This October, we will hold two community conversations: Tuesday, October 21 at 7-8:30pm and Saturday, October 25, 10:30am-12pm. Register to receive login details!
Find out more »Palestine Film Series (Conway): “Occupation of the American Mind” & “Boycott”
Join us each week in Conway/North Conway for an October film screening series focused on deepening our understanding of the struggle for Palestinian freedom and an end to the mass atrocities ongoing in Gaza. Running in parallel, we encourage folks joining the film series/teach-in to also follow the "Short Course on Palestine" with Rashid Khalidi, with virtual sessions every Tuesday, Sept 30 to October 28, 6:30-8:30pm. Starting in October, we will be screening and discussing one film weekly in both…
Find out more »Palestinian Film Series (Tamworth): “Occupation of the American Mind” & “Boycott”
Join us each Thursday, October 9-30, 6-8pm, at the Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth for an October film screening series focused on deepening our understanding of the struggle for Palestinian freedom and an end to the mass atrocities ongoing in Gaza. Running in parallel, we encourage folks joining the film series/teach-in to also follow the "Short Course on Palestine" with Rashid Khalidi, with virtual sessions every Tuesday, Sept 30 to October 28, 6:30-8:30pm. Starting in October, we will be screening…
Find out more »October Community Conversation: Building Intergenerational Resistance **VIRTUAL**
Continuing our summer tradition of weekly community conversations where we connect about how we each are engaging in resistance and supporting one another to find new engagement and to foster connections between our movements. This October, we will hold two community conversations: Tuesday, October 21 at 7-8:30pm and Saturday, October 25, 10:30am-12pm. Register to receive login details!
Find out more »Palestinian Film Series (Tamworth): “The Encampments”
Join us on Thursday, October 30, 6-8pm, at the Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth for the final film in an October film screening series focused on deepening our understanding of the struggle for Palestinian freedom and an end to the mass atrocities ongoing in Gaza. Running in parallel, we encourage folks joining the film series/teach-in to also follow the "Short Course on Palestine" with Rashid Khalidi, with virtual sessions every Tuesday, Sept 30 to October 28, 6:30-8:30pm. Through the month…
Find out more »June 2026
White Mountain Ukulele Retreat
The White Mountain Ukulele Retreat is a weekend community gathering where members of the various ukulele communities in New England (and elsewhere) can gather to learn from local teachers and musicians, jam, have fun, and build relationships. Check here for more details about the weekend program. Please register in advance for the retreat!
Find out more »Victoria “Viggy” Kolasinski Concert
Victoria “Viggy” Kolasinski is a fingerstyle ukulele player and teacher born and raised on Long Island, New York. She’s been playing the uke for 10 years, bringing with her a youthful energy and her silly stage presence. Viggy has performed at the Reno Ukulele Festival, Uke Fest at Ashokan, Midwest Ukulele and Harmonica Camp, LA International Ukulele Festival, and Brooklyn Ukulele Fest. Check out her website here: http://www.jiggywithviggy.com
Find out more »Tree Climbing Workshop (A. Joslin)
Please join us in the trees to enjoy a different perspective on nature and yourself. Professional tree climber and naturalist Andrew Joslin will guide a small group climbing experience up into the trees. We'll use well-established rope and harness techniques to safely spend time exploring the forest canopy. Teens and adults of all ages are encouraged to participate, adaptive gear and techniques will be available.
Find out more »Fun Night! (on Saturday!)
Our standing Friday night Fun Night! happens on Saturday night during the first weekend of our summer 2026 season! Bring your song, poem, skit, stand-up routine, strange-but-beguiling act, instrument, dance, juggling, children’s plays, etc., to entertain and amuse at Fun Night. All ages, all acts… all love it! Sign up ahead or let the spirit move you. NOTE: all other Fun Night!'s are on Fridays as usual for the rest of the summer season.
Find out more »Social Justice Cinema
Each Sunday night, join us for volleyball and games on the lawn until sundown. At sundown, settle down on blankets or outdoor chairs for a summer evening of social justice-themed film screenings you won’t easily find elsewhere. Topical documentaries and resistance narratives centered. Open to WFC guests and the surrounding community.
Find out more »From Zim to Mass (R. Munochiveyi)
Zimbabwean writer Rumbi Munochiveyi, now resident in central Massachusetts, shares form her forthcoming novel and other selected writings, while also sharing about where to access new contemporary African fiction and some specific recommendations.
Find out more »Guided Hike (E. Parsons)
Each Tuesday, departing shortly after breakfast, join local peaks enthusiast Ed Parsons for a guided hike. A different trail and destination each week -- some old favorites and many to be newly discovered! The specific hike will be announced earlier in the week. For more on what to look forward to, check out any of Ed's dozens of regular hiking-related posts on the Conway Daily Sun!
Find out more »Building Intergenerational Resistance (Community Conversation)
Following the tradition started during the summer of 2025, every Tuesday night throughout the summer of 2026 we will convene community conversations to share and learn from one another on how we can together build the world that we all want. These conversations are facilitated by Megan Chapman and Andrew Maki, and will evolve over the course of the summer based on current events, who is in the room, and pressing questions that arise during other WFC programming.
Find out more »July 2026
Campfire, S’mores & Fireside Singing
Gather around the campfire every Wednesday evening for community, stories, bits of music breaking out, stories… and s’mores!
Find out more »Here Where We Live Is Our Country: Book of the Summer Discussion
Once the most influential Jewish political force in eastern Europe, the Jewish Labor Bund was secular, socialist, and uncompromisingly anti-Zionist. The Bundists fought for dignity and equality, not in an imagined homeland in Palestine but “here where we live.” In the first popular history of the Bund, Crabapple re-creates their extraordinary world through dramatic portraits of insurgent poets and antireligious rebels, clandestine revolutionaries and lovers on the barricades. The Bundists live deeply within this violent, volatile, and somehow hopeful period,…
Find out more »From Anti-Racist Quilts to Anti-ICE Prayer Flags: Participatory Art for Collective Liberation (M. Koyama)
Rev. Mark Koyama shares strategies deployed by faith communities to use participatory art to deepen understanding and reflective action on pressing social justice issues. Mark will reflect on his journey with the Sacred Ally Quilt Ministry project that he jointly curated and toured nationwide together with Harriet Ward and Kathy Barrett Blair from 2020 to 2023, and continue with the Crisis Liturgy project using prayer flags to commemorate people who have died in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody in…
Find out more »Fun Night!
Every Friday, bring your song, poem, skit, stand-up routine, strange-but-beguiling act, instrument, dance, juggling, children’s plays, etc., to entertain and amuse at Fun Night. All ages, all acts… all love it, every Friday! Sign up ahead or let the spirit move you.
Find out more »Mushroom Walk (L. Millman)
Join mycologist Larry Millman for a walk through WFC's forests to uncover the fascinating world of fungi and learn about the extraordinary contribution that fungi make to the ecosystems around us.
Find out more »Here Where We Live Is Our Country: Book of the Summer Discussion
Once the most influential Jewish political force in eastern Europe, the Jewish Labor Bund was secular, socialist, and uncompromisingly anti-Zionist. The Bundists fought for dignity and equality, not in an imagined homeland in Palestine but “here where we live.” In the first popular history of the Bund, Crabapple re-creates their extraordinary world through dramatic portraits of insurgent poets and antireligious rebels, clandestine revolutionaries and lovers on the barricades. The Bundists live deeply within this violent, volatile, and somehow hopeful period,…
Find out more »250 Years of Resistance: Movement Songs with Ty Citerman
Ty Citerman is a Brooklyn, NY-based musician and regular at World Fellowship who will lead us in a night of songs of resistance. He has been a performing artist and song leader in various settings for more than 30 years. And on this 4th of July, marking 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, it goes without saying that the United States faces a critical moment in our nation's history. And here at WFC, we choose to embrace our tradition as…
Find out more »Crisis in Public Education (M. Hester)
At the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, elite and authoritarian forces are moving to shape the country in their vision. This is playing out in the courts, in the legislatures, on the streets, and in our public schools. Public schools are now a key battleground in the effort to whitewash the country’s history through censorships and dismantle hard-fought public goods through exclusion and privatization. In this session, Megan Hester, National Campaign Director at the NYU Metro Center and the Alliance…
Find out more »Social Justice Cinema: “5 Broken Cameras”
On the eve of the visit and presentation of prominent Palestinian rights activist, Iyad Burnat, we screen the acclaimed 2011 documentary made by his brother, "5 Broken Cameras." Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, the film gives viewers a riveting, ground-level perspective on the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and the nonviolent resistance movement against the settlements that began in 2005 in the West Bank village of Bil'in. Emad Burnat, an olive farmer who quickly caught…
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Updates from the West Bank (Iyad Burnat, Bil’in Popular Committee against the Wall)
Renowned Palestinian activist Iyad Burnat shares the latest from the occupied West Bank, including community responses to escalating settler violence and expanding illegal settlements. Iyad Burnat is born and raised in the Palestinian village of Bil'in in the West Bank. He leads the Bil'in Popular Committee against the Wall, which since 2005 has mounted weekly non-violent direct action against apartheid. He is also head of Friends of Freedom and Justice in Bil’in, a pro-Palestinian organization with the stated aims of…
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Guided Hike (E. Parsons)
Each Tuesday, departing shortly after breakfast, join local peaks enthusiast Ed Parsons for a guided hike. A different trail and destination each week -- some old favorites and many to be newly discovered! The specific hike will be announced earlier in the week. For more on what to look forward to, check out any of Ed's dozens of regular hiking-related posts on the Conway Daily Sun!
Find out more »Building Intergenerational Resistance (Community Conversation)
Following the tradition started during the summer of 2025, every Tuesday night throughout the summer of 2026 we will convene community conversations to share and learn from one another on how we can together build the world that we all want. These conversations are facilitated by Megan Chapman and Andrew Maki, and will evolve over the course of the summer based on current events, who is in the room, and pressing questions that arise during other WFC programming.
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Campfire, S’mores & Fireside Singing
Gather around the campfire every Wednesday evening for community, stories, bits of music breaking out, stories… and s’mores!
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Here Where We Live Is Our Country: Book of the Summer Discussion
Once the most influential Jewish political force in eastern Europe, the Jewish Labor Bund was secular, socialist, and uncompromisingly anti-Zionist. The Bundists fought for dignity and equality, not in an imagined homeland in Palestine but “here where we live.” In the first popular history of the Bund, Crabapple re-creates their extraordinary world through dramatic portraits of insurgent poets and antireligious rebels, clandestine revolutionaries and lovers on the barricades. The Bundists live deeply within this violent, volatile, and somehow hopeful period,…
Find out more »Obey Now, Grieve Later! (P. Kellman)
A look at the history that got labor into the mess its in and suggestions on how to build a working class movement today... Obey Now, Grieve Later explains how rank-and-file solidarity can defeat bad bosses and bad working conditions. The comic book comes out of the experiences of some old shop stewards. We all learned from the shop stewards that came before us and hope to pass on those lessons to the next generation. When it comes to defending…
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Fun Night!
Every Friday, bring your song, poem, skit, stand-up routine, strange-but-beguiling act, instrument, dance, juggling, children’s plays, etc., to entertain and amuse at Fun Night. All ages, all acts… all love it, every Friday! Sign up ahead or let the spirit move you.
Find out more »Embodied Wisdom Immersion Somatics Workshop (J. Simpson)
Embodied Wisdom Immersion ~ Somatic Workshop July 11 & 12 or July 18 & 19 choose 1 weekend $150 Registration closes May 31st or as soon as spots are filled. Space is limited to keep the experience personalized. Learn more or register here: https://www.mysoulseasons.com/embodied-wisdom-immersion-wfc Early Registration Bonus available for a limited time Early registrants will receive a downloadable Beginner’s Guide to Building your Somatic Practice ($25 value) + a code for a complimentary Somatic Movement Zoom class ($15 value) + an option to add a private…
Find out more »Singing Resistance with BVOCAL (Music)
All across the country, singing resistance movements have sprung up or expanded during the last 1.5 years of constant protest, fueling resistance movements with the joy and energy brought by song. Song leaders from BVOCAL out of Boston will join with counterparts from the Mount Washington Valley Singing Resistance to share favorites and lead us in collective action through music!
Find out more »Social Justice Cinema: “Saving Walden’s World”
"Saving Walden’s World" is a feature documentary film about an ex-arms dealer returns from “enemy” territory with women-led solutions that could save the world-on-the brink for his son, Walden. Each Sunday night, join us for volleyball and games on the lawn until sundown. At sundown, settle down on blankets or outdoor chairs for a summer evening of social justice-themed film screenings you won’t easily find elsewhere. Topical documentaries and resistance narratives centered. Open to WFC guests and the surrounding community.
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Nature Photography Workshop (G. Bilander)
Gina Bilander presents a 5-day (M-F) nature photography workshop. All ages and levels of skill and equipment are welcome as we learn to translate what we see and respond to into photographs: that art and science of light. Morning sessions are from 10am to 12. Daily handouts are given on technique, the history of photography and nature essays; and there a nearby field trips. One class discusses whether, in this age of 24 hour multimedia saturation, a photograph can still bear witness to…
Find out more »H. Cartier-Bresson: Street Photographer (G. Bilander)
The life and work of Henri Cartier-Bresson, the legendary and influential photographer, spanned the most important historical events of the 20th century that continue to impact our understanding of the world today. His belief in capturing the "decisive moment" went beyond his artistic expansions of documentary photography to be present and photograph Africa in the 1920's, the tragic fate of the Republicans during the Spanish Civil War, the liberation of Paris during WW2, Gandhi during the last hours of his life…
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Guided Hike (E. Parsons)
Each Tuesday, departing shortly after breakfast, join local peaks enthusiast Ed Parsons for a guided hike. A different trail and destination each week -- some old favorites and many to be newly discovered! The specific hike will be announced earlier in the week. For more on what to look forward to, check out any of Ed's dozens of regular hiking-related posts on the Conway Daily Sun!
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Nature Photography Workshop (G. Bilander)
Gina Bilander presents a 5-day (M-F) nature photography workshop. All ages and levels of skill and equipment are welcome as we learn to translate what we see and respond to into photographs: that art and science of light. Morning sessions are from 10am to 12. Daily handouts are given on technique, the history of photography and nature essays; and there a nearby field trips. One class discusses whether, in this age of 24 hour multimedia saturation, a photograph can still bear witness to…
Find out more »Building Intergenerational Resistance (Community Conversation)
Following the tradition started during the summer of 2025, every Tuesday night throughout the summer of 2026 we will convene community conversations to share and learn from one another on how we can together build the world that we all want. These conversations are facilitated by Megan Chapman and Andrew Maki, and will evolve over the course of the summer based on current events, who is in the room, and pressing questions that arise during other WFC programming.
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Nature Photography Workshop (G. Bilander)
Gina Bilander presents a 5-day (M-F) nature photography workshop. All ages and levels of skill and equipment are welcome as we learn to translate what we see and respond to into photographs: that art and science of light. Morning sessions are from 10am to 12. Daily handouts are given on technique, the history of photography and nature essays; and there a nearby field trips. One class discusses whether, in this age of 24 hour multimedia saturation, a photograph can still bear witness to…
Find out more »Campfire, S’mores & Fireside Singing
Gather around the campfire every Wednesday evening for community, stories, bits of music breaking out, stories… and s’mores!
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Nature Photography Workshop (G. Bilander)
Gina Bilander presents a 5-day (M-F) nature photography workshop. All ages and levels of skill and equipment are welcome as we learn to translate what we see and respond to into photographs: that art and science of light. Morning sessions are from 10am to 12. Daily handouts are given on technique, the history of photography and nature essays; and there a nearby field trips. One class discusses whether, in this age of 24 hour multimedia saturation, a photograph can still bear witness to…
Find out more »Here Where We Live Is Our Country: Book of the Summer Discussion
Once the most influential Jewish political force in eastern Europe, the Jewish Labor Bund was secular, socialist, and uncompromisingly anti-Zionist. The Bundists fought for dignity and equality, not in an imagined homeland in Palestine but “here where we live.” In the first popular history of the Bund, Crabapple re-creates their extraordinary world through dramatic portraits of insurgent poets and antireligious rebels, clandestine revolutionaries and lovers on the barricades. The Bundists live deeply within this violent, volatile, and somehow hopeful period,…
Find out more »No to Nuclear (L. Gunter)
Linda Pentz Gunter is the founder and executive director of Beyond Nuclear and editor of the news site Beyond Nuclear International. She is the author of the book -- No To Nuclear. Why Nuclear Power Destroys Lives, Derails Climate Progress and Provokes War.
Find out more »Somatic Movement & Yoga Nidra (J. Simpson)
Nourish your body and awaken a sense of wholeness with slow, soothing movement to release tension, ease discomfort, and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. Cultivate awareness through gentle somatic practices, calming the nervous system and reducing stress. Melt into deep relaxation with restorative techniques that invite profound rest and renewal. Instructor Jennifer Simpson is a Tamworth-based certified Clinical Somatic Movement Instructor, SMC® CEI Level 3 and Coach dedicated to helping others heal through focused awareness, movement and…
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Nature Photography Workshop (G. Bilander)
Gina Bilander presents a 5-day (M-F) nature photography workshop. All ages and levels of skill and equipment are welcome as we learn to translate what we see and respond to into photographs: that art and science of light. Morning sessions are from 10am to 12. Daily handouts are given on technique, the history of photography and nature essays; and there a nearby field trips. One class discusses whether, in this age of 24 hour multimedia saturation, a photograph can still bear witness to…
Find out more »Fun Night!
Every Friday, bring your song, poem, skit, stand-up routine, strange-but-beguiling act, instrument, dance, juggling, children’s plays, etc., to entertain and amuse at Fun Night. All ages, all acts… all love it, every Friday! Sign up ahead or let the spirit move you.
Find out more »Tree Climbing Workshop (A. Joslin)
Please join us in the trees to enjoy a different perspective on nature and yourself. Professional tree climber and naturalist Andrew Joslin will guide a small group climbing experience up into the trees. We'll use well-established rope and harness techniques to safely spend time exploring the forest canopy. Teens and adults of all ages are encouraged to participate, adaptive gear and techniques will be available.
Find out more »Embodied Wisdom Immersion Somatics Workshop (J. Simpson)
Embodied Wisdom Immersion ~ Somatic Workshop July 11 & 12 or July 18 & 19 choose 1 weekend $150 Registration closes May 31st or as soon as spots are filled. Space is limited to keep the experience personalized. Learn more or register here: https://www.mysoulseasons.com/embodied-wisdom-immersion-wfc Early Registration Bonus available for a limited time Early registrants will receive a downloadable Beginner’s Guide to Building your Somatic Practice ($25 value) + a code for a complimentary Somatic Movement Zoom class ($15 value) + an option to add a private…
Find out more »No Nukes Strategy Session
...with the Clamshell Alliance.
Find out more »Jendog Lonewolf & Lindsey Wilson Concert
Join JenDog Lonewolf and Lindsey Wilson for evening of music cutting across genres and touching spirits. Jendog Lonewolf is a Two Spirit BlackNative Photographer, Hip Hop Lyricist, and Cultural Worker from Bushwick, Brooklyn. She navigates a myriad of spaces challenging stereotypes & issues at the intersections of class, race, gender and sexuality. Jendog has gracefully shared stages with Harry Belafonte, Nile Rodgers, Desmond Tutu, Joan Baez; recorded with Grammy® winner Dan Zanes and his wife, Claudia Eliaza Zanes, on several…
Find out more »Tree Climbing Workshop (A. Joslin)
Please join us in the trees to enjoy a different perspective on nature and yourself. Professional tree climber and naturalist Andrew Joslin will guide a small group climbing experience up into the trees. We'll use well-established rope and harness techniques to safely spend time exploring the forest canopy. Teens and adults of all ages are encouraged to participate, adaptive gear and techniques will be available.
Find out more »Social Justice Cinema: “Soundtrack to a Coup d’État”
Jazz and decolonisation are entwined in this historical rollercoaster that rewrites the Cold War episode that led musicians Abbey Lincoln and Max Roach to crash the UN Security Council in protest against the murder of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba. Each Sunday night, join us for volleyball and games on the lawn until sundown. At sundown, settle down on blankets or outdoor chairs for a summer evening of social justice-themed film screenings you won’t easily find elsewhere. Topical documentaries and resistance narratives centered.…
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »The Last State to Adopt MLK Day (A. Alpert)
Arnie Alpert tells the story of the 20-year campaign to get New Hampshire to adopt a state holiday named for the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It's a tale of persistence, grassroots activism, community education, inside/outside organizing, and personal transformation. As the American Friends Service Committee's NH director from 1981 to 2020, Arnie served as the "communications coordinator" for the informal coalition which led the holiday campaign.
Find out more »Guided Hike (E. Parsons)
Each Tuesday, departing shortly after breakfast, join local peaks enthusiast Ed Parsons for a guided hike. A different trail and destination each week -- some old favorites and many to be newly discovered! The specific hike will be announced earlier in the week. For more on what to look forward to, check out any of Ed's dozens of regular hiking-related posts on the Conway Daily Sun!
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Building Intergenerational Resistance (Community Conversation)
Following the tradition started during the summer of 2025, every Tuesday night throughout the summer of 2026 we will convene community conversations to share and learn from one another on how we can together build the world that we all want. These conversations are facilitated by Megan Chapman and Andrew Maki, and will evolve over the course of the summer based on current events, who is in the room, and pressing questions that arise during other WFC programming.
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Campfire, S’mores & Fireside Singing
Gather around the campfire every Wednesday evening for community, stories, bits of music breaking out, stories… and s’mores!
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Here Where We Live Is Our Country: Book of the Summer Discussion
Once the most influential Jewish political force in eastern Europe, the Jewish Labor Bund was secular, socialist, and uncompromisingly anti-Zionist. The Bundists fought for dignity and equality, not in an imagined homeland in Palestine but “here where we live.” In the first popular history of the Bund, Crabapple re-creates their extraordinary world through dramatic portraits of insurgent poets and antireligious rebels, clandestine revolutionaries and lovers on the barricades. The Bundists live deeply within this violent, volatile, and somehow hopeful period,…
Find out more »An Evening of Storytelling with Andy Davis
Storyteller Andy Davis is pausing at home and visiting WFC in the middle of his third summer of bicycle storytelling, pedaling 900 miles to perform in 20 libraries, cultural centers, house concerts, and summer camps from Provincetown to Burlington. In his panniers he carries a whimsical, farraginous blend of tales including the personal, political, and folkloric. Andy Davis got his start as a storyteller telling comic tales by candlelight in Mexican refugee camps 30 years ago. He has since broadened…
Find out more »Making Dorodango (M. McCormick)
Making Dorodango: finding a perfection through play, process and practice (with Missy McCormick) “n artifact of such utter simplicity and perfection that it seems it must be either the first object or the last...”— William Gibson Hikaru Dorodango, or mud dumpling, are made of a ball of mud and plant fiber, shaped in the hand and refined into a perfect lustrous sphere through drying and polishing by hand. The experience of making Dorodango spans from messy and fun at the beginning,…
Find out more »Fun Night!
Every Friday, bring your song, poem, skit, stand-up routine, strange-but-beguiling act, instrument, dance, juggling, children’s plays, etc., to entertain and amuse at Fun Night. All ages, all acts… all love it, every Friday! Sign up ahead or let the spirit move you.
Find out more »Report Back from Nicaragua (Ben Grosscup)
Activist-singer-songwriter Ben Grosscup recently returned from Nicaragua and reports on the progress being made by the Sandinista government in building infrastructure and delivering social services, even while suppressing dissent and stopping elections. This conversation will have space to discuss these tensions amidst trends in Latin America, informed by on-the-ground observations.
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