Join us to talk about the Bay Circuit Trail and Greenway with two peregrinas who completed it in COVID-time. The trail passes through 37 Massachusetts towns over 230 miles. All are welcome. Register by emailing us at Boston@americanpilgrims.org. Please put “Bay Circuit” in the subject line.

For 1200 years the history and lore of the Camino de Santiago have shaped the art, literature, architecture and politics of Spain, and the experiences of tens of millions of pilgrims. In this class we explore the fascinating history, stories and legends of the Camino and of St. James using lectures, videos, and group discussions.…

Join the Austin Chapter for a virtual happy hour with special guest Dan Mullins from Australia. Dan is the host of the podcast “My Camino”: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-camino-the-podcast/id1201172784

Join our monthly meetups online to catch up with fellow pilgrims and keep our Camino spirit strong as well as share information, tips and resources. Though we still have a pause on in-person events, we can stay connected virtually with our pilgrim community across Northern California. It’s a wonderful opportunity to “see” familiar and new…

We will be discussing Chris Lowney’s book Vanished World: Muslims, Christians and Jews in Medival Spain. Register for the event by sending us an email at Albuquerque@americanpilgrims.org.

For 1200 years the history and lore of the Camino de Santiago have shaped the art, literature, architecture and politics of Spain, and the experiences of tens of millions of pilgrims. In this class we explore the fascinating history, stories and legends of the Camino and of St. James using lectures, videos, and group discussions.…

Join co-chairs Karen McMenamy & Nancy Nee Hanifin as they detail the original route to Santiago de Compostela, the Camino primitivo. This strenuous two-week walk starts in Oviedo, the seat of the Kingdom of Asturias. It follows the footsteps of King Alfonso II as he journeyed across the Cantabrian mountains to Lugo and Melide and…

For 1200 years the history and lore of the Camino de Santiago have shaped the art, literature, architecture and politics of Spain, and the experiences of tens of millions of pilgrims. In this class we explore the fascinating history, stories and legends of the Camino and of St. James using lectures, videos, and group discussions.…

You are cordially invited to attend the William & Mary Institute for Pilgrimage Studies 2021 Virtual Symposium on “Pilgrimage in the midst of Pandemic” Thursday, January 21, 2021, 12 noon EST The video presentations for the symposium have been loaded on the Institute’s website and are available now*. Attend the 1½ hour live conversation with…

For 1200 years the history and lore of the Camino de Santiago have shaped the art, literature, architecture and politics of Spain, and the experiences of tens of millions of pilgrims. In this class we explore the fascinating history, stories and legends of the Camino and of St. James using lectures, videos, and group discussions.…