On March 21 at 2pm pacific, please come to the in-person Death Café meeting in UUCB’s Safir Room–sponsored by three members of this church’s Applied UU Buddhist Sangha. This is an ongoing quarterly event here. All are welcome! 

Celebrate the spring equinox with us on Saturday, March 21 at 6:30 pm. We’ll mark this turning of the seasons with music, stories, and community in the twilight.

9:30 a.m. In-Person in the Fireside room and streamed to Zoom, we’ll get the answer to “What shapes an artist’s vision over a lifetime?” The Personal Theology Committee is delighted to have painter and sculptor, Kim Thoman, share images from more than forty years of artwork, reflecting on the creative journey behind her recently published book, Kim Thoman: 40 Years of Painting. Click the heading for more about Kim and the Zoom link.

Please join us for Love Songs and Chocolate, a celebration of tuneful romance and delectable desserts. In a relaxed, cabaret-like setting, many singers from our community share beguiling love songs from the classics to Broadway to jazz. 

Stay tuned for more details and link to buy tickets online.

Come sing public witness songs and learn
how to be loud without burning your voice out
how to maintain a calm, open-hearted presence, even when you’re singing or speaking in public

As we look back on our lives and ahead to the future, how do we honor our losses without being defined by them? This workshop explores the shift from living in grief to living with it—integrating our past heartbreaks into a narrative of strength and grace.

Come sing public witness songs and learn
how to be loud without burning your voice out
how to maintain a calm, open-hearted presence, even when you’re singing or speaking in public

Family-friendly (K and up) Ukulele Summer Camp at UUCB July 13-17 is now enrolling. Parents are encouraged to enroll and learn along with their kids, and families with two or more campers enrolled receive a discount.

August 3 – August 7, 2026
Chalice camp is a fun and meaningful week-long summer day camp for rising 1st through 6th graders. At camp, they learn values while expanding their knowledge and capacity to be articulate about what they believe. The activities during the week include energetic daily outside worship, classic childhood games, drama, art, cooking, community building, and community service based on curriculum developed by religious educators of our faith.