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Wednesday Meditation May 29th – And Practice Notes

The Port Townsend Sangha will meet Wednesday May 29th, from 7 pm to 9 pm at the Friends Meeting House at Sheridan and 19th Street After 45 minutes of mediation and a break for tea, we’ll have a facilitated discussion. As … Continue reading →

Annual Sangha Picnic Planned for July 31st

Port Townsend Sangha Picnic Please join us July 31st. The Annual Sangha Picnic will be held at Fort Worden by the Beach Wednesday July 31st. We will gather at the Fort Worden Kitchen Shelter from 5 pm to 8 pm … Continue reading →

Port Townsend Sangha’s Nonresidential Weekend Retreats

The Port Townsend Sangha conducts non-residential weekend retreats twice each year with a visiting teacher. Information on Sangha’s Retreat Program is found here. Our next Weekend Retreat will be with Seattle Insight Meditation Society teacher Keri Pederson, and is scheduled for … Continue reading →

Days of Mindfulness Programs

Days of Mindfulness, one-day retreats, are conducted locally by groups in Port Townsend and on Marrowstone Island. The Port Townsend group usually conducts its events  on the second Saturday of the month. Please see the “Monthly Days of Mindfulness” page … Continue reading →

Service and Dana

Dana is charitable giving. Every year, members of the Port Townsend Sangha and allied groups contribute time and funds to support services for the most vulnerable members of our community. This year, a  week was spent buying and preparing food … Continue reading →

Sangha Lending Library

The PT Sangha Library shares space with the Quaker Library at the Friends Meetinghouse. It is open on Wednesday evenings. We have a wide variety of books and recordings on Buddhism, Buddhist practice, meditation and other spiritual traditions. All books … Continue reading →

Our Calendar

If you wish to look ahead for future events, the Calendar is the place to go. Just click on this link or select Calendar from the menu at the top of the page for advance information on Sangha activities. Early … Continue reading →