Join the New York City Chapter on Wednesday, April 28 to watch Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago (1h 24min), a documentary film released in 2014 that follows six different pilgrims as they walk towards Santiago. We will all independently press play on our remotes or click the play arrow on our laptop screens…

In conjunction with the Lexington Public Library, Boston Chapter co-chair Nancy Nee Hanifin will be presenting a basic introduction to the Camino de Santiago, focusing on its most popular route, the Camino francés. Come learn about this life-changing pilgrimage (for people of all faiths or none) and start planning your post-COVID adventure.

Luana will once again teach Spanish for the Camino, for beginners and those with some experience with the language. There is a $10 fee for copies of the workbook. Classes will be held socially distanced in Luana’s shaded back yard, from 1-4 PM on M-W-F April 26-30. Please contact Luana at Albuquerque@americanpilgrims.org for more information…

Join the Raleigh Chapter on Saturday April 24, when John Saxon will be leading this short (only 3.5 mile) hike on the two trails in the recently opened Cane Creek Mountains Natural Area in southern Alamance County. The second part of the hike involves a climb of more than 300 feet to the top of…

While Beebe is a many times over author, this is not a conversation with the author, per se. This will instead be an open-format chat about, yes, her published work but also what she knows about the present state of Spain and of the Caminos. She is in ongoing contact with many, many people on…

So, you’ve walked the Camino Francés. You’ve done the Meseta, squeezed into busy albergues, and scarfed down lots of “good value” pilgrim menus. But are you ready for something different? A 750-kilometer Camino of uninterrupted rural tranquility, verdant landscapes punctuated by rugged climbs, home-cooked communal meals night after night after night, gites with few bunk…

The Charlotte Chapter will be hosting Tanya Valdes for our April monthly meeting. Tanya received her “summons” for her heroine’s journey (Joseph Campbell, Alexander John Shaia) while undergoing chemo for stage 3 lymphoma. At the time she was reading The Pilgrimage by Paulo Coelho. The current “bookend” of her journey finds her in Oia, Spain…

Join the DelMarVa Chapter for a hike of approximately 4 miles on the 5K and Blairs Pond Trails in the Milford Millponds Nature Preserve. The trail winds through wooded areas and over natural surface and some sandy soil. You must RSVP to reserve your spot. More information and directions will be shared with registered attendees.

-Join the Raleigh Chapter on Saturday, April 17, when John Saxon will be leading this 7.1 mile hike on the Raven Rock Loop (rated as easy) and Campbell Creek (rated as moderate) Trails. Here’s the LINK to the park map showing trails: https://files.nc.gov/ncparks/maps-and-brochures/raven-rock-state-park-map-2021.pdf. We’ll meet in the first parking lot on your right after you…

How can we honor and respect the different motivations of the pilgrims we encounter? Join us for a discussion of the TEDx Talk: “Modern Pilgrimage and the Quest in the Guest” (https://youtu.be/UiuMnt9mG5g) by George Greenia. Register by clicking on the REGISTER link above or by emailing us at NorthTexas@americanpilgrims.org and you will receive the Zoom…