Secular Humanists of Tippecanoe

**Please let me know if you have any food allergies/restrictions or are vegetarian/vegan!**

While Thanksgiving has a rather sordid past and is often spent with family members that you really don't like, Friendsgiving is a fun holiday about celebrating friendship and our "chosen" family members!

I'll be making the traditional Thanksgiving staples: turkey, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, mac and cheese, stuffing, and corn bread. If you'd like to bring something to add to the feast, you're more than welcome (anyone great at making pumpkin pies?!)! Please leave a comment of what you plan on bringing so we don't have doubles! If you'd like to bring something I've listed, that's perfectly fine!

This will be at my house. Parking on Leslie is only on the south side of the street.

It’s getting close to that time of year… which means…. The Annual SHoT Christmas Ornament Meetup!!!!

One of my favorite Christmas traditions is painting a new Christmas tree ornament. This year we are switching it up to blowing our own glass ornament at Inspired Fire Glass Studio & Gallery!!!

The reservation is for Saturday, December 7th, however, the exact time frame has yet to be determined. As it gets closer to the date, and we have a better idea of attendees, the studio will firm up a time.

Ornament process: you will spend between 5-10 minutes blowing glass to create the ornament. It will then need about ten minutes to cool, before painting the ornament.

Your ornament will cost $35 which you will get to take with you when you leave!

Please have your RSVP in a week before the event. 40 individuals is the absolute max amount, but I would prefer to have firm numbers for the studio! This event is child friendly for children ages 6 and up.

Check out the website: https://www.inspiredfire.com or their social media sites to see what others have made… becuse your or ornaments will look nothing like the photo of this post!

Please let me know if you have any questions!!

"The Downtown Christmas Parade takes place and is Indiana’s largest holiday parade. Begins 5:30 p.m. and travel west down Main Street from the 1000 block to the 200 block. Enjoy marching bands, floats and even Santa."

This is always packed! If anyone has any tricks or insider knowledge about where to stand for the best seat, let me know! For now, I'll say we can meet at the courthouse at 5:00? I'm probably not the only one thinking this, but maybe we can get some elevation by standing on the north side of the courthouse?

Anyone up for grabbing drinks after, we can do that! Maybe hit Nom Noms or Digby's?

Bring a chair or blanket to sit on, if you'd like! We'll be standing a while!!