Events

Obsession: What are you obsessed with? Is obsession good, bad, ugly, useful, dangerous? Join your friends at Sunday Assembly to explore how we can live better, wonder more, and even help often with obsession. Attending via Zoom?  Please register at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAlc--urDwtGdds7lTlxyFnHYGHKnT0SAD-  

Help us pack books for the Pgh Prison Book Project immediately following Assembly! Bring food and drinks to snack & pack! We must have at least 10 people in order to hold a packing session, so please RSVP to our Activism & Service Team Leader Liz at sapghactivism@gmail.com to commit. For those who can't attend packing orContinue reading "February Service Project: Book Packing with the Pgh Prison Book Project"

Gather with us at Caffé d’Amore in Lawrenceville for coffee & conversation on this month's theme of OBSESSIONS! Prepare a small, casual share of an obsession you have. Anything goes: from making sourdough to your favorite animal to an intro of your favorite fandom! Email Ashley to signup at sapghpresident@gmail.com or just come and surprise us withContinue reading "February Community Gathering: Coffee & Conversation (Obsessions Edition)"

Join us for our monthly secular community gathering, where we explore a different topic with a guest speaker, readings, songs, science, and more! This month, we're asking... What does it mean to be human? Where and when did we start being human? Let's take a look at Homo Sapiens, starting about 70,000 years ago. ThisContinue reading "Sunday Assembly PGH March: Sapiens (The History of Humankind)"

Celebrate the coming of spring with a casual hangout on the equinox! Weather permitting, we'll be outside and have a bonfire. BYO drinks or snacks if you like, but no contributions are necessary. If you have seeds to share for planting in the spring, bring them along for a seed swap! Event is at aContinue reading "Spring Equinox Celebration"

Join us on Saturday, March 30th at 1 pm at Commonplace Coffee in North Point Breeze to discuss the book that inspired our March theme:  Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari.   No worries if you haven't finished the book - you can pick up some of the content through listening toContinue reading "Book Discussion – Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind"

Help us participate in Sunday Assembly USA's Week of Service for Earth Day 2024 by volunteering at our local Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse, who accepts various items that can be used in crafting, art, and other creative projects. Email Liz at sapghactivism@gmail.com to signup! Maximum of 10 volunteers.

Birds! Have you ever heard a morning bird song and wondered who it was? Why they sound like that? Are birds even REAL? Join Sunday Assembly's own Julie Childers and our friendly neighborhood bird expert to learn more - and learn to see our feathered friends in a whole new way! Attending via Zoom?  Please registerContinue reading "Sunday Assembly PGH April: Birds!"

Our Assembly theme for April is BIRDS!  Join us at Frick Park on Saturday, April 27 for an introduction to birding.  Bring binoculars if you have them, though there will be a couple of extra ones available.  We will meet at the Beechwood Boulevard entrance to the park at 8:30 AM.  Rain date for theContinue reading "Introduction to Birding (Frick Park)"

Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village is one of the oldest sites of human habitation in North America, and is only an hour from Pittsburgh! On Sunday, May 5th we will plan to go as a group, carpooling from Pittsburgh at 1 pm.  There is an option to meet up for lunch beforehand.  If you're interestedContinue reading "Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village"

Predictions (Back to the Future) What do Nostradamus, Janet Yellen, and YOU have in common? You all make predictions! How do we tell the future? How do we prepare for it? Join your friends at Sunday Assembly to take a deeper look at the science and stories of PREDICTIONS. Attending via Zoom?  Please register atContinue reading "Sunday Assembly PGH May: Predictions (Back to the Future) "

Water World: Oceans! Over 70% of the Earth is covered in salty, undrinkable water - filled with sharks and octopi and belugas and giant squid and tiny plankton. Let's talk about it, think about it, and get to know that fishy expanse together! Attending via Zoom?  Please register at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEvcuiorj4uHtfHKL0E9uDKV-D0-vDV0AXH Presentation Slides