Pilgrim Center’s mission is to partner with local businesses and organizations to strengthen the mental, emotional, and spiritual resilience of the urban Kansas City community. Our Community Programs emphasize connecting with others, spending time in nature, and physical activity as ways of building that resilience. We partner with local organizations and leaders to offer inclusive programming designed to restore our connections with ourselves, each other, and the natural world. We believe healing happens in community. We offer inclusive spaces, including the Pilgrim Chapel, Pilgrim Cottage, and the Pilgrim Labyrinth & Butterfly Garden in Hyde Park. Programs are free or donation-based.
COMMUNITY POTLUCK – THIS FRIDAY, Oct. 23! Come eat with us. Bring a dish or just bring yourself. Casual, friendly gathering. Everyone welcome.
For November and December, we are moving the potluck to the SECOND Fridays to avoid conflict with holidays: Nov. 13 & Dec. 11. More info
Tea & Tarot is the first Thursdays in the Pilgrim Center Cottage.
Next date: November 5. Bring a snack and your favorite tarot decks. Free/donation based.
This fall, twice a month, is Xochi in the Chapel. These matcha + wellness classes mix gentle movement and intentional breath for a relaxing session.
FREE. 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov 1 & 15.
Registration required. Sign Up!
Sacred Space is an opportunity to gather in community for inspiration, healing, and a focus on self. Facilitators usually share a reflection and lead one or two guided meditations throughout the hour. Tea is served. Sharing is optional. Free/Donation based.
With MARC’s green commute challenge, every trip earns you more points! More information can be found at waytogokc.org.
Help staff a pit stop to encourage our commuters as they travel. We will provide snacks and drinks to offer commuters; we just need you to add the human touch! Pit Stops
Have you heard about Honeyvine? Our campaign to increase awareness about this monarch host plant is seeking seed pods.
Visit our website for more information about when to collect them and how to get them to us!
Creating habitat for our wildlife is easy: plant native plants that produce the leaves, fruits, and nuts our insects and small animals need to eat!
This Sunday, Oct. 25, 1:00 p.m. is our Labyrinth & Butterfly Garden fall clean up. Help us put our garden to bed. Event Dates
