Events
Find out what is happening at First UU.
Here you will find times for everything. From our Sunday service times to our Walden Hill Wednesday schedule. Is there an event or activity this weekend or next week? This is where you will find out!
In-Person Sunday Service
Sundays at 9 & 11am Click here to sign up for Sunday Hospitality
Our Sunday Service is Livestreamed
Sundays at 9:00 am
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services
Coffee Hour
Sundays at 10:00 am First UU Commons & Courtyard A chance to interact with others from First UU for reflections on Sunday’s service! Coffee, tea, doughnut holes will be provided.
Walden Hill Wednesdays
Tupper Supper ~ 5:30pm
Fireside Chats/Forums/Activities ~ 6:15pm
Choir Practice ~ 6:00pm
Childcare ~ 6:15-7:00pm
- Tupper Supper Menu:
- Theme: Breakfast for Supper
- Main Meat: Sausage and/or Bacon
- Vegetarian: Vegetarian Bacon
- Side: Egg Bake with Veggies
- Fireside Chat/Forum/Activity:drop in Yoga
- Tupper Supper Menu:
- Theme:
- Main:
- Vegetarian:
- Side:
- Fireside Chat/Forum/Activity: Building Our Future Update: Moving Plans
No Walden Hill Wednesday Dinner or Activities
No Walden Hill Wednesday Dinner or Activities
- Tupper Supper Menu:
- Theme: Rice Bowls
- Meat: Pork
- Vegetarian: Beans
- Time for Community: Table conversations, Zen Tangles, How Much do UU Know?
- How Much do UU Know? is a weekly conversation with Derik Robertson about varius UU topics.
2025 Holiday Happenings
What is Happening at First UU?
Armchair Travelers Of Mermaids, Mines, and Merriment: Exploring the Cornish Coast Friday, December 5
Armchair Travelers
Of Mermaids, Mines, and Merriment: Exploring the Cornish Coast
Friday, December 5 ~ 7 pm in the Commons
In the summer of 2019, several UUs met in St. Ives, Cornwall, and embarked on an adventure exploring the very westernmost tip of England with HF Holidays. Based in a former private hotel called Chy Morvah, meaning “house by the sea,” our daily walks took us to Land’s End, St. Michael’s Mount, the tin mines of Poldark country, and through mermaid territory. Your hosts will be Robin Taylor, Joe Lobl, Elizabeth Katzmann, Mary Amundsen, George Huston, and Jean Murray. Please join us for tea, treats, and conversation at 7 pm in the Commons. You are welcome to bring a snack to share if you wish. We’ll settle into our seats and begin the presentation at 7:15 pm.
How Unitarians (Re)Invented Christmas ~ December 8
How Unitarians (Re)Invented Christmas
Monday, December 8 ~ 6-7:30pm
Hearth Room
Christmas has gone through several changes over the centuries. Starting in the early 1800s, Christmas went through several changes, which we
are still living with. We will look how Unitarians had an outsized impact on shaping the American understanding of Christmas.
Fill the Freezer ~ December 13
Fill the Freezer ~ Saturday, December 13 ~ 10-11am ~ Commons
Bake or buy something to stock our freezer for Sunday mornings
Our Savior's Lutheran Church Open House ~ December 14
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Open House ~ Sunday, December 14 ~ 1:30 – 2:30pm
Come tour Our Savior’s Lutheran Church – our temporary location until our new church home is built. Staff and leadership will be there to show where all our programming and services will take place. Enter the church through door 4. Click here for a map to Our Savior’s.
Building Forum ~ December 17
Building Forum ~ Commons
Wednesday, December 17 ~ 6:15pm
Updates on the building and moving transitions.
Christmas Eve Sweet & Savory Snack Sharing Wednesday, December 24 ~ 5pm
Christmas Eve Sweet & Savory Snack Sharing
Wednesday, December 24 ~ 5pm
Commons
Bring sweet and/or savory snack (finger foods) for all to enjoy between services. Label any that contain nuts.
Soulful Sundown ~ Save the Date
Soulful Sundown
Save the Date (TBD, tentatively mid-January):
A Soulful Sundown: Join us for our final morning services at our Walden Lane Church, followed by a late afternoon ritual of leaving our Sanctuary with music and reflections, including a Chalice recessional and pilgrimage to our transitional space.