Community Chess Club (Bilingual English/Spanish)
Every other Saturday morning
No need to register, just come to any session! All levels welcome. Learn how to play for the first time, start improving your skills, or advance to becoming a chess expert!
If you would like more information about the chess club, please contact CMC staff member Jeliel.
Financial Education Series
Quarterly
Next Meeting: May 17th 8:30 to 3:30pm (in English)
Join Homebuyers Roundtable in learning how to become a home owner! In this workshop for first-time buyers, explore key themes such as: Establish or improve credit; Set your budget; Loan process; Down payment assistance; Inspections, evaluation report, and insurance; and Choose your homebuying team.
This workshop includes a free lunch and child care is available by request. Register directly through Homebuyers Roundtable by clicking the button below or by calling 1-800-350-2227.
Journeys Across the World: A Catholic look at immigration
Thursdays 4/24 & 5/1 from 6:30 to 8:00pm
at Our Lady Queen of Peace and online
In this two part series, participants will read Pope Francis’s letter to the U.S. Bishops and the Wisconsin Catholic Bishop’s Pastoral Letter on Immigration, to come to better understand how the Catholic faith calls us to respond to the current situation. This interactive study will feature presentations from CMC bicultural staff to illustrate the complexities of immigration, immigrant identity, and navigating the current immigration landscape in the U.S. Each meeting will have prayers, songs, and group discussion time. All are welcome to participate.
The study will take place in the Queen of Peace gathering space (401 S Owen Dr, Madison), with a remote alternative available by Zoom. For more details or to register, please contact Laura at the CMC by calling 608-441-1180 or via email.
Culinary Passport Series
Experience the World, One Meal at a Time
Every other month
Join our Culinary Passport Series and discover the rich tapestry of global cultures through food! We come together every other month to enjoy an authentic meal and delve into the unique history and traditions of a featured country or culture.
What to Expect:
- A delicious and authentic meal prepared by a local chef of immigrant background
- Engaging presentations and personal stories from guest speakers about their culture and immigration journeys
- A chance to connect with others who share a passion for food and cultural exploration
Tickets are $50. Proceeds directly support essential community programs at CMC. For more information, call Becca at 608-441-3247.
