Join the Chapter as we consider pilgrimage routes other than the francés and portugués! Assuming that the world opens up again in 2022, the main Camino routes will most likely be very busy as folks restart their pilgrimages after laying dormant for so long due to COVID-19. Perhaps consider experiencing another route? In this presentation we’ll take a look at…

The Old Pueblo Chapter will meet at Ft. Lowell Park, 2900 N. Craycroft Rd ( between Glenn & E. Ft. Lowell Rd.) on March 10th for its 2nd Wednesday coffee. Bring a chair, beverage and snack/breakfast item of choice back near the duck pond. Let the conversation roam! RSVPs are requested, please!

Our over-6-mile hike will use a combination of the red-blazed Sweet Gum Trail and the yellow-blazed Homestead Trail. These scenic, moderate trails wind through the forest and other beautiful views along Lake Allatoona and the Etowah River. We will finish up our figure-eight hike by returning to the Visitor’s Center. Remember, this is a GA…

Our shared hope is that the Camino de Santiago will soon be open and safe to walk. If you are preparing for your Camino later this year, these next few months of shut-down due to the Covid-19 pandemic may be the perfect time to learn and practice your Spanish. If you know very little Spanish…

Join the DelMarVa Chapter for a hike of approximately 6 miles at Assateague Island National Seashore. During our walk we will be exploring sandy beaches, salt marshes, maritime forests and maybe even see some wild horses. In order to maintain proper social distance, we will split into groups if we have more than 10 people.…

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 the region. In our meetups, it’s wonderful to “see” familiar and new faces and learn from each…

In November of 2019, Tim Krueger, the Artistic Director of St. Martin’s Chamber Choir in Denver, Colorado directed a concert of choral music specifically or loosely connected with the Camino de Santiago. St. Martin’s is Colorado’s only full-time fully professional chamber choir. This is a note that Tim sent out prior to the performances: I promised a…

You’ve decided which route to take and when, now find out how! Very experienced pilgrims will share with you what they have learned over many Caminos and will provide a sample packing list. RSVP to Boston@americanpilgrims.org or through the REGISTER link above to receive the link to the meeting. Please put “Planning and Packing” in…

This will be the second of a two-part discussion of Chris Lowney’s A Vanished Word: Muslims, Christians and Jews in Medieval Spain. Chris Lowney will be joining us. Those who have not read the book and would like to listen in are welcome. Contact us through the REGISTER link above to be sent the Zoom…

Why is it called the Primitivo? How many days does it take? Is it really the hardest route? How much does it cost? Can I do it for my first Camino? Get the answers to these and other frequently asked questions about the Camino Primitivo in this informative virtual presentation. Chapter coordinator Guy Joaquin will…