Upcoming Events:

  • “Why Are Women So Hard On Themselves?” by Dr. Betsy Holmberg


    Thursday, October 22 | 7:00 pm
    Tickets: $30 includes talk, book, wine & charcuterie

    Dr. Betsy Holmberg, Psychologist and Writer for Psychology Today

    Are you tired of beating yourself up? Most women assume that harsh inner voice is just part of who they are. It isn't. As Dr. Holmberg explains, it's a deeply rooted survival mechanism that can be changed. In Unkind Mind, she offers a science-based path to quiet your inner critic, silence negativity, stop constant comparison, and replace self-criticism with confidence, courage, and self-compassion.

  • Courage & Faith presents NYT bestselling author, Rick Atkinson: “The Fate of the Day: America at 250”


    Monday, October 26 | 6:30 pm
    Tickets: $75 includes talk, book, early meet & greet, wine & charcuterie reception OR $50 includes talk & book

    One of America's most acclaimed historians, Rick Atkinson is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author whose books have sold millions of copies worldwide. In The Fate of the Day, he explores the dramatic struggles, defining battles, and extraordinary leaders of the American Revolution, separating myth from history in the story of America's fight for independence.

  • Todd Talks "Tony"

    Friday, November 20
    6:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

    Tickets: $35 includes "Kitchen Confidential" book, reception with wine, refreshments, and charcuterie

    Join us for a fascinating behind-the-scenes conversation with Todd Bartels, co-writer of TONY, the new film starring Dominic Sessa as a young Anthony Bourdain and Antonio Banderas, as his mentor. Inspired by Bourdain’s bestselling memoir, Kitchen Confidential, the film explores the experiences that launched his remarkable career—and helped shape the candid, curious, boundary-pushing voice the world came to love.

    Todd will share how he walked in Bourdain’s footsteps in Provincetown, what it took to get the script greenlit, how the film came together, and stories from behind the scenes in Hollywood.

    Proceeds go to the Neighbor to Neighbor Food Pantry.