We are now living through a difficult time in that we can not meet physically together due to the Corona virus restrictions.  However, modern technology does allow us to meet virtually with video meeting software.  While this changes our preferred … Continued

Wendy Swallow to speak in October  At our October 2nd meeting, we will hear from Wendy Swallow about her novel, Searching for Nora: After The Doll’s House.  Ms. Swallow is a former Washington Post reporter and a professor emerita at … Continued

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Norumbega’s annual juletrefest will be celebrated on Friday, December 4th, on Zoom.  Some things will be different; some things will be the same. We will sing our traditional songs, even if we can’t join hands and go around the tree. … Continued

NOTE: OUR MEETING TIME SWITCHES TO SUNDAY AFTERNOON FOR JANUARY, FEBRUARY AND MARCH Kari Heistad, Founder and CEO of Culture Coach International and Founder and CEO of Diversity Dashboard, will be our speaker at the January cultural meeting.   She … Continued

"Armchair Traveler: Architectural Gems of Boston and Cambridge" Hearkening back to colonial-era roots on twisted and narrow streets, and juxtaposed against some of the most futuristic and international of buildings, Boston and Cambridge offers a myriad of architectural styles and … Continued

NOTE: April marks our return to Friday evening cultural meetings please note the changes This year’s potluck supper will be a virtual event with a singalong. Since we can’t actually share all the delicious dishes people usually bring, you’ll be … Continued

The January 2021 edition of Viking featured member David Ellingson’s kayak adventures through the fjords of Norway. The self-described “water spirit” tackled epic mileage while receiving help from “fjord angels,” communing with the spirits of his ancestors, and learning some life lessons along the … Continued

Please join us as we hear from District 3 President Kathy Dollymore on the state of the District as the pandemic begins to calm down.  We will here how lodges have been creatively coping with the inability to meet in … Continued