Women's Retreat

Men's Retreat

Family Camp

Goods and Services Auction

Ragtime Bash

Klein Lecture

Women's Retreat

When: TBD
Where: TBD
Cost: TBD
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Join us for workshops & discussions, walks & meditation, community ritual, catered lunch and dinner, music, singing, drumming and dancing, and maybe a bonfire and stargazing! UUAA is an inclusive community - we honor and welcome all women along the gender continuum.

Men's Retreat

When: Every fall. Next retreat October 1 - 3, 2010.
Where: Judson Collins Center, Onsted, Michigan
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Each Fall the Men's Groups hold a Fall Retreat Activities included Meditation, Tai Chi, Deep Discussion, Singing, Sharing, Drumming, Eating, Ceremony, Ritual, and hey... we even have fun.

The 2010 Men's Retreat will be held at the Judson Collins Center on Wamplers Lake in Onsted, Michigan (about 45 minutes drive southwest from the church).

More details will be posted here as they are worked out:  http://www.uuaamen.org

Family Camp

When: August 27-30, 2010.
Where: Camp Pinewood near Muskegon, Michigan
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Join dozens of other UU families for a long weekend of fun, relaxed time basking in the sun, splashing in the water or hiking through the woods. For many years, YMCA Camp Pinewood has been committed to helping families have fun. Take time to play together this summer! Individuals and families of all compositions and ages are encouraged and welcome to attend! You can enjoy sailing, swimming, hiking, moutain biking, canoeing, archery, high ropes courses, climbing walls, bonfires, sing-alongs and much, much more!

There are counselor led activities for kids, giving adults plenty of time to unwind on their own.

Photos from the 2008 Family Camp.

How to register: Online registration will be available soon, in the meantime you can register by downloading the PDF of the brochure/registration form here, then sending in your form with your payment to the UUAA Office: 4001 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48103.

Online registration available here.

Goods and Services Auction

When: Saturday, March 13, 2010. 4:00pm
Where: First UU
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The annual goods and services auction/ all congregation party is a wonderful event and a significant fundraiser for our operating budget.. Many goods and loads of services are donated by members and friends of First UU and also by some community businesses. Anything from a week at a Michigan summer cottage to a pet sitter can be purchased either through the silent auction or the live auction. There is a different theme each year and dinner is included in the price of admission. Look for it on the congregational calendar and don't miss it!

Ragtime Bash

When: Sunday, October 24, 3:00pm-5:00pm
Where: UUAA
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Join us for the 38th annual Ragtime Bash, to be held here at UUAA on Sunday, October 24. We will welcome Mike Montgomery, peerless Ragtime scholar and performer, John Remmers, long time local Ragtime enthusiast, Kerry Price, dynamic Ragtime vocalist and veteran Ann Arbor performer, John Milan, Ragtime historian, author, composer and performer, and Rich Berry, long time favorite at Ragtime Bash. Tickets will be available in September.

Klein Lecture

When: Every fall.
Where: UUAA
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This annual lecture held each year in the fall is dedicated to the memory of Robert and Ruth Klein that their spirit-the spirit of peace, goodwill and justice-might flourish.
The Klein Lectureship is sponsored through memorial funds donated by friends of Robert and Ruth Klein and their children, Fred and Andrew. Donations to the Klein Memorial Lecture Fund are welcome and will enable us to continue to present these fine lectures.