Wondering about what to pack for your upcoming Camino? Wondering about what not to pack? Of course you are! This workshop will feature Mike and Ruth Hoffman, veterans of many varied Caminos. It will cover the obvious and the perhaps not-so-obvious about how to take what you will need and how to leave behind what…

As you surely know, July 25th is St. James Feast Day and in honor of the occasion the Colorado Front Range chapter of American Pilgrims is having a potluck picnic! (On the preceeding Saturday, the 24th.) The location is Denver’s Mamie Doud Eisenhower Park located east of South Colorado Blvd four blocks north of Hampden…

The tertulia is back! We’re now at Sienna Wine Bar and Small Plates in the Congress Park neighborhood of Denver. We know them well as we have always retired there after our late-winter Shell Ceremonies. A nice and very friendly place and Sunday actually is an all-day Happy Hour! We hope to have past and…

Colorado Front Range Chapter Sandy Brown: The California Missions Trail Thursday June 24th, 3:00 MDT The Colorado Front Range Chapter is pleased to present Sandy Brown talking on California’s 800-mile long California Missions Trail. The Missions Trail is a walking and biking itinerary that connects the 21 historic Spanish missions between Sonoma and San Diego.…

Denver, Colorado Colorado Front Range Chapter Tertulia ¡en persona! Sunday, June 20th, 3:00 MDT ¿Tertulia? “Un grupo informal de personas que se reúnen habitualmente para conversar o recrearse.” “An informal meeting of people who gather regularly to talk about current affairs, arts, etc.” ¿en persona? In person! Actual! After a year of convening Zoom tertulias…

Two Confraternity of St. James members will join us today. Chris Potter helped to re-establish the North Wales Pilgrim’s Way and wrote a guide book describing it. He will describe this pilgrimage. And Adam Wells will discuss Returning from Camino. This event requires registration. Click the REGISTER button above. The event is at 9:30 AM…

The Kumano Kodo is a series of ancient pilgrimage routes that crisscross through the dense forests and mountains of the Kii Peninsula of Japan. The ancient pilgrimage is one of only two UNESCO World Heritage pilgrimage routes in the world, the other being the Camino de Santiago in Spain. In 2015, the two routes were…

For its first in-person event in more than a year, the Front Range Chapter is going to walk a section of the High Line Canal in Aurora with a loop through Fairmount Cemetery, arguably Denver’s most historic cemetery. Although embedded in the city, this section of the trail is surprisingly tranquil. The trail is essentially…

¿Tertulia? “Un grupo informal de personas que se reúnen habitualmente para conversar o recrearse.” “An informal meeting of people who gather regularly to talk about current affairs, arts, etc.” ¿Virtual? Virtual, not physical. For those of you who have attended our in-person tertulias back in the Before Times, this won’t be nearly as free flowing.…

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…