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Town Hall #2 of 2: Professionalization
Saturday, Oct. 6 @ 12:00pm
Please join us at one or both of our Town Halls to discuss the proposition: Should the Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix professionalize? We’re having two of these Town Halls to provide enough opportunities for our members to participate, ask questions, make suggestions, and voice concerns. After the Town Halls, we’ll be putting this question to a membership vote.
Town Hall #1 of 2: Professionalization
Thursday, Oct. 4 @ 6:30pm
Please join us at one or both of our Town Halls to discuss the proposition: Should the Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix professionalize? We’re having two of these Town Halls to provide enough opportunities for our members to participate, ask questions, make suggestions, and voice concerns. After the Town Halls, we’ll be putting this question to a membership vote.
The Power of Humanist Values in Difficult Times - Fred Edwords
Thursday, May. 10 @ 6:00pm
As we rightly focus on the problems of our troubled nation and world, it's easy to forget what powerful intellectual tools we have at our disposal, how successful our wielding of them has been, and how far our democratic humanist values have taken us.
Work Party!
Saturday, May. 5 @ 7:30am
Please join us to do some repairs at the Humanist Community Center.
Herb Silverman: Candidate Without A Prayer, Tales From the Bible Belt
Thursday, Apr. 12 @ 6:00pm
Herb will speak about his book, "Candidate Without a Prayer: An Autobiography of a Jewish Atheist in the Bible Belt," which describes his journey from Orthodox Judaism growing up in Philadelphia, to apathetic atheist, to accidental activist atheist when he moved to South Carolina. He will talk about his encounters with Billy Graham, Jimmy Carter, and others when he ran for Governor of South Carolina. He will also discuss his latest book, “An Atheist Stranger in a Strange Religious Land,” a compendium of some of his writing for the Washington Post, Huffington Post, The Humanist, and other magazines and blogs.
ROY ZIMMERMAN: REZIST
Thursday, Feb. 15 @ 7:00pm
Distressed by our new political reality? Roy can help! HSGP doesn't endorse or oppose candidates, but Roy's freedom of (satirical) speech will be uninhibited. You'll laugh! You'll cry! You'll register to vote!
Secular Day at the Capitol - Join Secular AZ on Darwin's Bday!
Monday, Feb. 12 @ 9:00pm
Join hundreds of Arizonans who support secular public policy at the Capitol for tours, guest speakers, lunch with your legislators, a rally for secular government and more!
Fabulous Willo Historic Home Tour & Lunch
Sunday, Feb. 11 @ 11:00am
Please join us for the 2018 Willo Historic District Home Tour and Street Fair. We will be touring beautifully restored historic homes representing a variety of styles and eras.
Darwin Day Luncheon and BBQ
Saturday, Feb. 10 @ 12:00pm
"Love science and want to honor its founders? Just want a really delicious lunch on a fine Saturday afternoon? Join us for our annual Darwin Day Luncheon!
Music & Mingle
Monday, Jan. 22 @ 7:00pm
Let's have some fun listening, dancing, and making new friends at an open acoustic mic where musicians come to sing and play guitar and keyboard, I hope you can join us! At MRB they serve micro brewed beer, ice tea & some soft drinks. Free popcorn. Snack & dinner menu available. No cover. Under 21 allowed.
Monday Morning Coffee Social
Monday, Jan. 22 @ 10:00am
Join us for fun, food, friends & laughter - isn't this the best offer for a Monday morning?
Free Concert: Mozart & Friends plus Coffee Social After
Saturday, Jan. 20 @ 1:00pm
Mozart & Friends concert. Carolyn Broe conducting, featuring winners of the Mozart Concerto Competition and the Rice Brothers. Mozart Concertos for Violin, Clarinet Concerto, and Concertante Transcribed for Two Cellos, Hoffmeister Viola Concerto, Chopin Piano Concertos.
National Space Society Mtg: Dr Steven Howe on advanced propulsion technologies
Saturday, Jan. 20 @ 11:00am
Dr Steven D. Howe will present “Overview of advanced propulsion technologies.” i.e. fission, fusion, antimatter, etc
Monthly Breakfast Social
Saturday, Jan. 20 @ 9:30am
Join your family of friends for networking, banter, laughter,good food to put you in a good mood. On the 3rd Saturday of the every month, we are trying a new place that got good reviews.
Weekly Friday Coffee Social at Kneaders in Phoenix
Friday, Jan. 19 @ 10:00pm
Join us for fun, friends and food every Friday morning at Kneaders!
Humanist Invocation at the State House
Thursday, Jan. 18 @ 11:30am
HSGP member, Sara Wheatcroft, will be offering a Humanism inspired invocation at the Arizona State House of Representatives. Join us to support Sara as she defends our right to equal treatment under the law and represents Humanists of AZ to our elected Representatives.
Thursday Morning Coffee Social at Panera
Thursday, Jan. 18 @ 10:00am
Join us for fun, food, friends, laughter, & mind blowing conversations. Isn't this the best offer for every Thursday morning? Sherry is there at 9:30 AM. Please RSVP if you plan to go. Look for her Meetup signs.
Happy Hour & New Times Live: Emerging Neighborhoods In The Valley
Wednesday, Jan. 17 @ 7:00pm
Phoenix New Times and First Draft Book Bar present New Times Live!—a chance to interact with the characters, subjects, and authors of the alternative newsweekly's cover stories.
Humanist Meditation BETA Session
Wednesday, Jan. 17 @ 6:30pm
Meditation doesn’t have to be a mystery – and not every approach to meditation is the same. This is your opportunity to experience what we call an “evidence-based” meditation class integrating a Humanist philosophy.
Monday Morning Coffee Social
Monday, Jan. 15 @ 10:00am
Join us for fun, food, friends & laughter - isn't this the best offer for a Monday morning?