Join us as David Larwa, co-coordinator, presents “St. James as Seen from the Brush of an Artist”. Santiago belongs to the world with stories told, words written, and churches built. Explore the world of Santiago through the eyes and brushstrokes of an artist. From the Sea of Galilee to the shores of Iria Flavia, artists…

Many pilgrims long to share with kids and teens the profound significance of their experience on the Camino. But how? The history, mystery, and travel tale, Walk: Jamie Bacon’s Secret Mission on the Camino de Santiago, can jump-start extraordinary conversations. It’s a book for kids that adults love, too. Join our discussion with author Esther…

Raleigh Camino Coffee Meetup @ Caribou Coffee (Olde Raleigh Village).

Join the Northern California Chapter for a virtual Camino basics presentation by Rob Nickerson. You will go away knowing what you need to know to start planning your first walk on the Camino or to make your next walk even better, or to just satisfy your curiosity. This information-packed presentation by a Camino veteran will…

HOTC’s “4th Thursday” Camino Chatter & Coffee. Share stories & plans for the Camino.

Raleigh Camino Coffee Meetup at the home of Carolyn Scott & John Whisler.

El Camino de Santiago, translated The Way of Saint James, is an ancient pilgrimage route across Spain. Many Americans have heard about The Camino especially after the 2011 film, The Way, starring Martin Sheen. If you are planning to walk The Camino or just curious, please join us for Camino Basics. The Charlotte Chapter of…

4-mile hike around the western loop of the Mishawaka Riverwalk. We’ll have a Shell Ceremony and dinner immediately afterwards at Doc Pierce’s Restaurant (120 N Main Street).

After our 4-mile Mishawaka Riverwalk hike, meet at Doc Pierce’s Restaurant for our Camino Shell Ceremony with dinner, drinks and camaraderie!

Check back for exact time. This route is a 3-mile loop going east along Buffalo Bayou from the Sabine Bridge toward downtown. We will pass the statues of LBJ, Bush ’41, Secretary Jim Baker, and the old downtown Post Office.