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Creating a Working Definition of Reparations for FCB with Dr. Sophia Boyer May 1 · 6:00 PM · Parish Hall Along with the Legacy of Slavery Project, Dr. Sophia Boyer will lead a workshop for the congregation with the goal of helping us develop a working definition of reparations for First Church.

Presentation on Enslavement in Boston and New England April 12 · 11:30 AM · Parlor Legacy of Slavery Project member and former history teacher, Karen Brennan, who presented on the Transatlantic Triangle Slave Trade last year, will give a presentation on enslavement in Boston and New England, shedding more light on how the institution of slavery enriched this area, and its lasting impact to today.

Len Cabral: Connecting Cultures Through the Art of Storytelling April 17 · 6:00 PM · Parish Hall Come be transported by this masterful performing artist in the art of Storytelling, Len Cabral! For all ages. Friday, April 17, 7:00 - 9:00 pm, Parish Hall “Connecting Cultures Through the Art of Storytelling” Len Cabral is an internationally acclaimed, award winning storyteller and author who has been engaging audiences young and old for almost five decades. By sharing stories, we help pave a trail to where memories and feelings are kept. Len will be sharing some personal stories and some poems, as well as stories and folktales from around the world. He is a great grandson of a Cape Verdean whaler and lives in Rhode Island. Len is a long-time member of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Providence.

Second Friday Concert May 8 · 6:30 PM · Parish Hall

The Women’s Music Scene From the 1970s to the Present May 16 · 6:00 PM · Parish Hall Jean Gauthier, singer, songwriter, guitarist, with friends, presents a benefit concert for the Waltham House

Financial Town Hall May 17 · 10:30 AM · Parish Hall

Second Friday Concert: Ellis Paul April 10 · 6:30 PM · Parish Hall

"Defying the Nazis" - A film viewing and discussion with fellow Unitarian Universalist Artemis Joukowsky April 9 · 6:00 PM · Parish Hall Join us for a discussion and viewing of "Defying the Nazis," led by Artemis Joukowsky, who co-produced this inspiring film about his grandparents with Ken Burns for PBS. The film tells the story of how the Church sent Rev. Waitsill Sharp and his wife to Prague during WWII to rescue Jewish refugees.

Second Friday Concert: Carrie Newcomer March 13 · 6:30 PM · Parish Hall Join us for an evening with Carrie Newcomer—songwriter, recording artist, and what the Boston Globe calls a “prairie mystic,” praised by Rolling Stone for asking “all the right questions.” With 19 nationally released albums, an Emmy-winning PBS special, and collaborations that bridge spirituality and social change, Carrie’s songs invite reflection, connection, and hope. Get your tickets today.

Belmont UU Alliance: Out of the Garden With John Howe March 12 · 10:00 AM · Online Please join us for “Out of the Garden,” an engaging presentation by our church historian, John Howe. He will explore the history of the Boston Public Garden, with special attention to the statuary during a pivotal 50-year period in Boston’s history.Join us on Zoom, Thursday, March 12, 11:00 am-12:30 pm. For the Zoom link, please contact Kathy at belmontuualliance@uubelmont.org or fill out this registration form here.

SoUUper Lunch March 4 · 12:00 PM · Kitchen Come Join us for SoUUper Lunch Every Wednesday at noon. Soup, salad, bread, dessert and great conversations. No reservations required!

Elder Housing Exploration March 29 · 11:30 AM · Parish Hall Sunday, March 29, 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM. Second of a two-part series providing useful information related to elder housing. The session will be facilitated by Karen Wasserman, LICSW and Director of Your Elder Experts. Email Nicole Griffin at adult.programs@uubelmont.org with any questions. Part 1: Elder Housing Exploration