Current Schedule
Heart of Recovery Group | Online
January 5th—December 28th
Online group meeting focused on sharing support while bringing together contemplative practice and a commitment to recovery from addictions of all kinds. Continue »
Café Shambhala | Hybrid (in person and online)
January 7th—December 30th
For beginners, as well as continuing students, we invite you to join us Saturday mornings for Café Shambhala. Continue »
Morning Meditation & Qigong | Online
with Alan Anderson
May 8th—June 30th
Start each Monday and Friday with 30 minutes of Qigong and meditation practice. All are welcome. Continue »
Contentment In Everyday Life | In person
with Rebecca McAllister
May 16th—June 13th
All are welcome as we continue to focus on the fundamentals of meditation, mindfulness and fundamental Buddhist teachings and their application to bring contentment into our everyday lives. Continue »
Open Meditation: Greenlight Your Practice | Hybrid (in person and online)
with Alan Anderson
June 7th—June 28th
Join us four Wednesday evenings for group meditation practice and coaching. All are welcome. Continue »
Shambhala Training: The Art of Being Human
with Mark Blumenfeld
June 10th
Through the practice of meditation, we glimpse unconditional goodness as the ground of our existence. Opening to ourselves with gentleness and appreciation, we begin to see our potential as genuine and compassionate human beings. Continue »
Joy In Everyday Life | In person
with Rebecca McAllister
June 20th—July 25th
Join us in exploring Buddhist Mahayana practices which can help us discover the true joy of life that we can find in our own life is actually about others. Continue »
Midsummer Day Celebration in the Southern Kettle Moraine
June 24th
The Shambhala sangha and families are warmly invited to celebrate the Summer Solstice in Palmyra, Wisconsin. An outdoor event in the heart of the Southern Kettle Moraine State Forest Continue »
Cool Sanity Dharma Pop-Up: In Search of Enlightened Society
July 7th
Join us the First Friday of each month for this exploration of Enlightened Society with a different guest. Continue »
