The Harlaxton Symposium is an interdisciplinary gathering of academics, students and enthusiasts which meets annually to celebrate medieval history, art, literature and architecture through a programme of papers selected around a chosen theme. The 2021 online symposium, titled “Medieval Travel” runs from Monday, July 26th through Friday, July 30th with two or three presentations scattered…

Registration is open for the St. James’s Day celebration hosted by volunteers from the local Midwest chapters of American Pilgrims on the Camino! The team of volunteers has been working hard finalizing the program and the weekend will be a wonderful and inspiring time! Disappointed you won’t be in Santiago de Compostela on July 25th?…

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.

The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures of the College of Arts And Sciences at the University of Alabama at Birmingham presents: “God’s Grace and the Gold Rush: Caring for Pilgrims in the Age of Cheap Tourism”, a talk by Rebekah Scott, expat resident on the Camino francés and the author of “A Furnace Full…

The Indiana Council on World Affairs Distinguished Speaker’s Series with Ian McIntosh. Please register for this FREE event through the REGISTER link above. Several days before the event begins, you will receive an e-mail with the Zoom login instructions. Note start time is 7:00 PM EST. Adjust as appropriate for other time zones. Pilgrimages are…

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.…

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.…

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.…