Join us on Sunday, May 3rd as we explore the meaning of May Day, an earth-centered celebration of spring’s vibrancy and creativity, and a time that also honors workers, collective action, and the ongoing pursuit of justice.
During the service, we’ll reflect on the many ways our lives are interwoven, through music, community, shared purpose, and the connections that bind us together.
After the service, we invite everyone to stay for a festive May Day celebration featuring a performance by Morris dancers, followed by a maypole dance. All are welcome to participate, no experience needed, as we weave the ribbons together in a joyful expression of community.