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SUMMARY:Beauty~Breath~Bliss- Co-Creators a Delightful Expedition
DESCRIPTION:Beauty ~ Breath ~ Bliss\nWhere Beauty is felt\, Breath becomes sacred\, and Bliss arises naturally \nA Co-Creative GatheringThis is a co-creative event. All who feel inspired to share an experiential offering that reflects the spirit of this year’s theme are warmly invited to submit a process. Note\, this is entirely optional. \nThis may take many forms: \n\na performance or musical experience\na guided process or meditation\na conversation or inquiry\nan art-based or interactive experience\nor something entirely your own\n\nParticipant-led offerings are at the heart of what makes the Co-Creators Convergence so unique. Together\, we shape a living experience—one that unfolds through the creativity\, presence\, and generosity of each person who gathers. \nAn Open Invitation \nYou are not required to offer a session. \nYou are warmly welcome to simply arrive… to be held within the field we co-create… to participate\, explore\, and receive. \nSome will feel called to contribute and we will attempt to include as many sharings as possible in our time together. All are invited to fully engage in our shared co-creative experience. \nThe Experience \nIt can be difficult to fully describe Co-Creators Convergence. \nIt is something that emerges. \nThrough shared presence\, creative expression\, meaningful connection\, and moments of quiet reflection\, a space opens—where something deeper is felt\, discovered\, and remembered. \nThis Year on the Mountain \nAs we gather at this sacred elevation (4\,200 feet)\, surrounded by the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains\, we invite you to come home to yourself through Beauty\, Breath and Bliss.\n​DATES\, DETAILS & DEALS: CCC Registration\, Room and Board (vegan/vegetarian meals with gluten free options) All rooms have 2 single beds and private full bath; limited number of single rooms by special request (Contact Noel) \n​CHECK-IN: After 3 PM on Sunday\, October 4th \n​CHECK-OUT: Friday\, October 9th; out of rooms by 9:00 AM; off the grounds by Noon \n​PLEASE NOTE: All registration payments accepted by Check\, Venmo\, or Zelle. \n​Registration Portal  \nCANCELLATION POLICY (based on The Mountain policy): \nNOTE: All funds are fully refundable if event is cancelled. \n​​​EMAIL: cocreators@lightpartners.org \nNoel Marshall ~ 920.312.0301
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/cocreators2025/
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SUMMARY:UU Asheville Mountain Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Join our congregation for a restful weekend of inter-generational connections. Experience the mountain retreat and learning center again or for the first time while deepening relationships with fellow congregants. Take a workshop\, go for a hike or just sit on the balcony and enjoy spectacular views of the mountains. \nWhen\nProgram: October 9 – 11\, 2026\nRegistration: Now open!\nRegistration Deadline: September 25\, 2026\nThis event will sell out well in advance\, please register and pay in full to secure your place \nRegistration\nRegistration restricted to Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville members\, friends and invited guests \nWe highly recommend guests to register and pay early to secure lodging. We give priority to those who have mobility and medical issues\, but cannot guarantee specific rooms to any guest. \nRegistration Fee includes: \n\nLodging\nMeals\nUse of assigned facilities\nParticipation in program activities\n\nAdult Package Rate\, 3 Days /2 Nights\,  Friday – Sunday: \n\n$260 per person\, double occupancy (shared room)​\n$400 per person\, single occupancy (private room)​​\n\n***Private rooms are limited and based on availability.*** \n​Youth Package Rate\, Friday – Sunday \n\nYouth ages 12-17 – $170\nChildren ages 4-11 – $130\nToddler ages 0-3 –  FREE\nYouth and Children must be accompanied by a registered parent/guardian\nYouth and Children are lodged with an accompanying registered parent/guardian\n\nReserve Your Space\nIn our registration system\, select Church Retreats then select your 2026 UU Asheville package \n​Each family member must be registered individually in our registration website \n​Use one username and password per family \n​
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/uu-asheville-mountain-gathering/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261010T150000
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SUMMARY:Farm Event: Native Bee Walk w/ John Kotab
DESCRIPTION:Many of you know about honeybees and bumblebees. Did you know there are around 300 other bee species in this region? John Kotab does\, and he’s here to showcase them and will help you identify many of them on our bee-ID notification walk. Come learn about all our solitary and colony-forming bees as we stroll the beautiful wildflower gardens and environs at The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center. \nRain Policy\nAll of our events have indoor rain plans as backups in case of adverse weather. Please dress accordingly and bring rain gear if the forecast looks to be really wet! \nRefund Policy\nIf you must cancel your reservation to one of our events then please let us know\, at the latest\, 48 hours before the scheduled time. If an unexpected emergency occurs then please let us know ASAP by emailing farm@themountainrlc.org. For both options\, we can offer you the opportunity to attend a future event.
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/farm-event-native-bee-walk-w-john-kotab-4/
CATEGORIES:Farm Events
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261014
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SUMMARY:UUTC Brevard Annual Retreat
DESCRIPTION:Inclusive. Intentional. INVOLVED. \nThis is a three-day\, two-night fall congregational retreat for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Brevard. We welcome members and friends of UUTC of all ages. There will be fun and fellowship for all\, including nature walks\, arts and crafts\, workshops\, singing and music\, and a Sunday service. \n​View their website \nProgram Details \nRegistration open to UUTC members\, friends\, and invited guests \nCost\nAdult Double Occupancy: $260 per person\nAdult Single Occupancy (limited availability): $400 per person \nProgram: October 11 – 13\, 2026\nRegistration Coming soon!\nRegistration deadline: September 27\, 2026 \nRegistration Instructions \n\nGo to The Mountain’s website\nOn the top right click on Registration Portal \nCreate an account\nCreate a profile for each member of your family\nUnder “Program Classifications” select ‘Church Retreats’\nSelect the appropriate program\nSpecify dietary needs\, housing options and mobility needs\nSpecify roommate options. If this is left empty one will be assigned to you\nRepeat this process for each member of your family\nSubmit payment. Your spot is not secured until payment has been submitted\n\n​Arrival Date and Time: Sunday\, Oct 11\, 3pm – 6pm \nDeparture Date and Time: Tuesday\, Oct 13\, after 12pm \n 
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/uutc-brevard-annual-retreat/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:UU Fellowship of Athens Retreat
DESCRIPTION:Take a break from the chaos of our world and allow yourself time to rest and reconnect- with nature\, each other\, and with yourself. \nRegistration\nRegistration Status: Open now!\nRegistration deadline: October 2\, 2026 \nCost\nAdult Double Occupancy(no more availability) : $260 per person\nAdult Single Occupancy (no more availability): $400 per person \nBunkhouse : $220 per person per night \nYouth 12-17: Free\nChild 4-11: Free\nToddler 0-3: Free \nYouth and children attend this retreat for free thanks to the generous donors to the Youth Scholarship Fund. Please consider making a donation during registration. \nPlease consider making a donation here as you register: onrealm.org/UUFA/give/youth \nRegistration Instructions \n\nGo to The Mountain’s website\nOn the top right click on Registration Portal\nCreate an account\nCreate a profile for each member of your family\nUnder “Program Classifications” select ‘Church Retreats’\nSelect the appropriate program\nSpecify dietary needs\, housing options and mobility needs\nSpecify roommate options. If this is left empty one will be assigned to you\nRepeat this process for each member of your family\nSubmit payment. Your spot is not secured until payment has been submitted
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/uu-fellowship-of-athens-retreat-2025/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Farm Event: Nurture with Nature - Bath Bombs and Salt Scrubs
DESCRIPTION:Let us nurture with nature. In this class we will learn how to care for ourselves naturally while using medicinal herbs that grow all around us. We will learn to blend\, create and mold bath bombs and salt scrubs. Then we adjust them for your personal needs while using natural medicinal herbs that are growing right in your yard. We will also discuss how to store your products safely. This is a great skill to learn for yourself or to make creative gifts to share with others. You will leave with a customized product\, made for you\, by you\, with no harmful additives! \nPlease join us in our old growth forest to learn from nature! \nRain Policy\nAll of our events have indoor rain plans as backups in case of adverse weather. Please dress accordingly and bring rain gear if the forecast looks to be really wet! \nRefund Policy\nIf you must cancel your reservation to one of our events then please let us know\, at the latest\, 48 hours before the scheduled time. If an unexpected emergency occurs then please let us know ASAP by emailing farm@themountainrlc.org. For both options\, we can offer you the opportunity to attend a future event.
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/farm-event-nurture-with-nature-bath-bombs-and-salt-scrubs/
CATEGORIES:Farm Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261024
DTSTAMP:20260827T175328Z
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SUMMARY:Sacred Lomi
DESCRIPTION:This Advanced Lomilomi Retreat with Sacred Lomi is designed to help Sacred Lomi practitioners deepen their practice\, receive from other advanced practitioners and elevate their gifts as healers. The incredibly serene and uplifting energy of The Mountain Retreat\, nestled in the majestic mountain forest of North Carolina\, is an incredible place for transformation and life changing reflection. This once-a-year event is the only opportunity for students who have successfully completed our Home Study Course to attend one of our Advanced Lomilomi Retreats! For more information please visit: https://www.sacredlomi.com.
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/sacred-lomi-2/
CATEGORIES:Private Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
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SUMMARY:2026 UUCA Atlanta Men's Retreat
DESCRIPTION:At UUCA\, we believe in you. We believe in justice. We believe in rigorous hope. As Unitarian Universalists\, we celebrate our community’s diverse spiritual practices and commit to our shared ethical principles. \nThis October\, we welcome our members to our Annual Men’s Retreat! \nRegistration Is Open\nRegistration Deadline: 10/9/26 \nPackage pricing includes lodging\, meals\, & use of facilities: \nAdult Shared Room: $240 per person \nAdult Private Room: $380 pre person (subject to limited availability) \nCommuter Rate: $85 for full day 3 meals & use of facilities\, (no lodging) Part days: \nFriday Dinner + Evening Programming = $30 \nSunday Breakfast + Lunch = $30 \nClick Here to Register\nIn our registration system select “Church Retreats” then select your “2026 UUCA Men’s Retreat” package.
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/uuca-atlanta-mens-retreat-2025/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
DTSTAMP:20260608T154314Z
CREATED:20240521T142630Z
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SUMMARY:UUC Columbia Retreat to The Mountain
DESCRIPTION:The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Columbia\, SC is holding their annual congregational retreat at The Mountain this October. \nStrengthened by our common humanity and inspired by our seven principles\, we promise \n\nto be a safe and welcoming community;\nto nurture each other’s hearts and spirits;\nto delight in the beauty of our diversity;\nto struggle together on our spiritual journeys;\nand to challenge each other to live our values\n\nWhen\n\nProgram: October 23 – 25\, 2026\nRegistration: Open\nRegistration Deadline: October 9\, 2026\n\nRegistration\nRegistration open to UUC Columbia members\, friends\, and invited guests \nRegistration Fee includes \n\nLodging\nMeals\nUse of assigned facilities\nParticipation in program activities\n\nAdult 3 Days / 2 Nights Package Rate \n\nAdult Double Occupancy:$240 per person\nAdult Single Occupancy: $380 per person\nAdult Bunkhouse: $300 person\n\nYouth Package Rate \n\nYouth ages 12-17 – $280\nChildren ages 4-11 -$220\nToddler ages 0-3 –  FREE\n\nYouth and Children must be accompanied by a registered parent/guardian \nYouth and Children are lodged with an accompanying registered parent/guardian \nReserve Here\n  \nIn our registration system\, select “Church Retreats” then your “2026 UUCC Retreat” Package \n​Each family member must be registered individually in our partner registration website \nUse one username and password per family
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/uuc-columbia-2024-retreat-to-the-mountain/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
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SUMMARY:UU Fellowship of Hendersonville Retreat
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate life in all its joy and mystery.\nInspire journeys of truth and meaning.\nEngage in practice and service for love\, justice\, and peace. \nWhen:\nDates: October 23-25\, 2026\nRegistration: Open Now\nRegistration deadline: October 9\, 2026 \nFestivities will begin with a dinner on Friday evening and end with lunch on Sunday afternoon. \nRegistration Details:\nAdult double occupancy:$240 per person\nAdult single occupancy:$380 per person\nAdult Bunkhouse:$340 per person \nCommuter rate: $60 person (Saturday only) \nCommuter rate for whole weekend: $120 per person \n  \nAges 12-17: $140\nAges 4 -11:$110 per person\nAges 3 or younger are free \nAll children must be supervised by and sleeping in the same room as parent/guardian \nClick Here to Register\nIn our registration system\, choose “Church Retreats” and then your 2026 UUFH Package.
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/uu-fellowship-of-hendersonville-retreat/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261109
DTSTAMP:20260811T164335Z
CREATED:20240521T143112Z
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SUMMARY:OurSong: 2026 Retreat at The Mountain
DESCRIPTION:OurSong is dedicated to performing high quality music while celebrating our unique gay and lesbian experience and our evolving place in the world. \nOurSong is comprised of musicians from all walks of life with varying levels of musical experience.  Some members hold degrees in music\, some grew up singing in church\, some have performed with famous artists and conductors and some have joined OurSong as their first foray into choral music.  However\, all of us sing with OurSong because we love to sing. We love the gift that making music brings to our lives and we love sharing that gift with our audience. \nWhen\nProgram: November 6 – 8\, 2026\nRegistration Deadline: October 23\, 2026\nRegistration open now \nRegistration\nAdult Double Occupancy: $270 per person\nAdult Single Occupancy: $410 per person\nAdult Bunkhouse: $230 per person \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/oursong-2024-retreat-at-the-mountain/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261109
DTSTAMP:20261112T215014Z
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SUMMARY:Fall Elementary CON
DESCRIPTION:Fall Elementary CON\nYouth Conventions or “CONs” are weekend long events planned by youth with adult support for youth from third grade to high school. At heart\, a youth con is an experience in building covenantal community and empowering youth leadership. \nSupported by the larger work of The Mountain\, each con has a different theme and focus\, but they all incorporate community building\, fun\, worship\, and exploration of spirituality. Each event has its own covenant and is in covenant with The Mountain’s safety policies. Youth experience both the safety of being in a covenantal community and the responsibility to repair relationships when difficult situations arise. \nYouth have the opportunity to serve in leadership roles to help plan events\, help run events\, help the CON community live in covenant\, or be peer chaplains for emotional support. \nYouth must be accompanied by an adult advisor with their congregation (preferred)\, or a parent/guardian. \nWhen\nPALs Training: September 4-6\, 2026\nElementary (3rd – 5th graders): November 6-8\, 2026\nIntermediate (6th – 8th graders): November 20-22\, 2026\nSenior High (9th – 12th graders): December 11-13\, 2026 \nRegistration opens: Now open!\nRegistration deadline: 2 weeks prior to CON start date.\nIf your youth coordinator has given you a transfer code number please enter the number at the payment portion of the registration process\nIn our registration system\, select Youth CONferences \nFee\nThe Mountain is excited to announce a pilot program to better cover the costs of running The Mountain while still making it an accessible place for all who want to come. \nYouth\nTraditional Cost: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nTrue Cost: $215/person (Covers the whole cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nAdvisor\nSupporter 2: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nSupporter 1: $50/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nPlease email youthcamp@themountainrlc.org with any questions or concerns regarding this new price structure. \nClick Here to Register!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/fall-elementary-con/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261113
DTSTAMP:20260817T200121Z
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SUMMARY:SEUUMA Fall Retreat - Cognitively-Based Compassion Training
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to offer a workshop at the fall retreat on Cognitively-Based Compassion Training  (CBCT) is a system of contemplative exercises designed to contribute to an individual’s wellbeing and strengthen and sustain compassion for others. CBCT offers a comprehensive method for training compassion that draws on the ancient lojong tradition of Indo-Tibetan Buddhism and is supported by current scientific research in fields such as evolutionary biology\, psychology\, and neuroscience. While CBCT has its roots in Tibetan Buddhism\, it was developed as a secular program\, one that introduces practices that can help any individual strengthen their inner skills of the heart and mind. \nCompassion is a capacity of the human heart and one that we can strengthen through deliberate practice. \nInformation About Instructor : \nMegan Lloyd Joiner has been a certified Cognitively-Based Compassion\nTraining instructor with The Compassion Center at Emory University since\n2021. She is a board-certified interfaith chaplain and an ordained Unitarian\nUniversalist minister. With experience as an educator\, a healthcare chaplain\,\nand a parish minister\, Megan offers CBCT to members in multiple contexts\nincluding education\, healthcare and congregations. \nRegistration: Live Now\nRegistration deadline: October 26\, 2026 \nFeel free to reach out to us at gsoffice@themountainrlc.org with any questions. \nFees:  \nAdult Double Occupancy – $360 \nAdult Single Occupancy – $570 \nYouth 12-17 – $210 \nChildren 4-11 – $165 \nToddler 0-3 – Free! \nRegistration Instructions:\nGo to The Mountain’s Portal\nOn the top right click on Registration Portal.\nCreate an account\nComplete your personal profile\nUnder “Program Classifications” select CHURCH RETREATS\nSelect your room option\nSpecify dietary needs\, housing options and mobility needs\nSpecify roommate options. If this is left empty one will be assigned to you\nSubmit payment. Your spot is not secured until payment has been submitted. \nClick Here to Register\nIn our registration system select “Church Retreats” then select your “2026 Fall SEUUMA Retreat” package. \nSave the Date for the Spring SEUUMA Conference in Atlanta\, Georgia: April 15-18\, 2027
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/seuuma-fall-retreat/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261116
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SUMMARY:The Path Within Retreat
DESCRIPTION:The Path Within Retreat\n  \n“A Crossroads Reset Experience”\nNovember 13–15\, 2026\nThe Mountain Retreat & Learning Center\nHighlands\, North Carolina\n\nA Place to Pause Before Your Next Becoming\nThere are moments in life when something inside us quietly says:\n“This way of living is no longer sustainable.”\nNot because we are broken.\nNot because we failed.\nBut because we have drifted too far from ourselves.\n  \nThe Path Within Retreat is a 2 1/2-day immersive experience for people navigating transition\, burnout\, grief\, identity shifts\, emotional exhaustion\, spiritual awakening\, or the deep inner knowing that something needs to change. \n \nThis retreat is rooted in the Living Beyond Base Camp framework\, a grounded approach to healing and reflection that blends nature\, authentic conversation\, sacred pause\, and meaningful human connection. \nThis year’s retreat also integrates the Crossroads Reset conversation\, helping participants explore the moments where life invites us to stop surviving on autopilot and begin reconnecting with what truly matters. \n \nIt is about creating a grounded place where people can:\nRest. \nReconnect. \nReflect. \nReorient. \nAnd prepare for what comes next. \nThe retreat experience follows a gentle progression:\nDay 1 — Arrival \nSlow down. Land. Exhale. \nDay 2 — Reflection & Reconnection \nExplore the Crossroads Reset conversation and reconnect with what matters most. \nDay 3 — Integration & Becoming \nClarify what you are carrying forward and what you are ready to leave behind. \n  \nYour Retreat Experience Includes\n• Two nights lodging at The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center\n• Retreat sessions and facilitated experiences\n• Guided meditations and restorative practices\n• Community gathering circles\n• Nature-based experiences\n• Meals during the retreat\n• Retreat worksheets and integration materials \nRetreat Location\nThe Mountain Retreat & Learning Center\nHighlands\, North Carolina\nNestled in the mountains of Western North Carolina\, The Mountain offers a peaceful environment for rest\, reflection\, and meaningful connection with nature and community. \nRegistration Information \nSpace is intentionally limited to help create a grounded and connected experience. \nRetreat Investment\nEarly Registration: $550- Ending September 14th \nStandard Registration: $625  \nLimited scholarship opportunities may be available through Living Beyond Foundation. \nClick here to register\nWhat To Bring:\n• Comfortable clothing\n• Walking shoes\n• Journal or notebook\n• Layers for cool mountain evenings\n• An open mind and a willingness to be present \nCome As You Are\nYou do not have to have everything figured out before you arrive.\nYou do not have to become someone new here.\nYou are simply invited to pause long enough to reconnect with who you already are beneath the noise.\nCome as you are.\nLeave more connected to yourself.\nLearn More About Living Beyond Foundation \nwww.livingbeyondfoundation.org \n  \n 
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/the-path-within-retreat/
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SUMMARY:Divine Embodiment
DESCRIPTION:Divine Embodiment: Exploring the Connection Between Eros and the Divine \nDates: November 19–22\, 2026 Location: The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center\, Highlands\, NC Facilitator: Craig Cullinane\, Body Electric School \nA four-day immersive retreat for men ready to explore the sacred bond between Eros and Spirit. Through breathwork\, ritual\, and embodied presence\, participants are invited to heal the old divide between sexuality and spirituality\, and to experience the body as a temple where the erotic and the divine meet rather than compete. All conceptions of the sacred are welcome — God\, Spirit\, Source\, or Mystery — and there is no fixed doctrine here\, only an invitation into deeper wholeness. Open to cisgender men\, non-binary\, trans men\, intersex\, and two-spirit people of all sexual orientations. \nLodging and meals included Learn more and register
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/divine-embodiment-2/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Fall Intermediate CON
DESCRIPTION:Fall Intermediate CON\nYouth Conventions or “CONs” are weekend long events planned by youth with adult support for youth from third grade to high school. At heart\, a youth con is an experience in building covenantal community and empowering youth leadership. \nSupported by the larger work of The Mountain\, each con has a different theme and focus\, but they all incorporate community building\, fun\, worship\, and exploration of spirituality. Each event has its own covenant and is in covenant with The Mountain’s safety policies. Youth experience both the safety of being in a covenantal community and the responsibility to repair relationships when difficult situations arise. \nYouth have the opportunity to serve in leadership roles to help plan events\, help run events\, help the CON community live in covenant\, or be peer chaplains for emotional support. \nYouth must be accompanied by an adult advisor with their congregation (preferred)\, or a parent/guardian. \nWhen\nPALs Training: September 4-6\, 2026\nElementary (3rd – 5th graders): November 6-8\, 2026\nIntermediate (6th – 8th graders): November 20-22\, 2026\nSenior High (9th – 12th graders): December 11-13\, 2026 \nRegistration opens: Now open!\nRegistration deadline: 2 weeks prior to CON start date.\nIf your youth coordinator has given you a transfer code number please enter the number at the payment portion of the registration process\nIn our registration system\, select Youth CONferences \nFee\nThe Mountain is excited to announce a pilot program to better cover the costs of running The Mountain while still making it an accessible place for all who want to come. \nYouth\nTraditional Cost: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nTrue Cost: $215/person (Covers the whole cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nAdvisor\nSupporter 2: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nSupporter 1: $50/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nPlease email youthcamp@themountainrlc.org with any questions or concerns regarding this new price structure. \nClick Here to Register!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/3013/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Grateful Gathering -Thanksgiving Weekend 2026
DESCRIPTION:Please download and share the flyer. \n \n \nWhen\nWednesday\, November 25th – 28th \, 2026\nRegistration: Now open! \nFees: \nSupporter Level 2 – $714\nSupporter Level 1 – $619\nTrue Cost – $476\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $256\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $0 \nPartial Program: it is important to register before the event to facilitate our planning. \nCommuter Rate: $50 per day – program and meals \nDinner and Evening Program (Thursday-Lee Knight; Saturday-Barn Dance): $40 \nBarn Dance only: suggested donation $20 \nRegister Here
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/grateful-gathering-2026/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261204
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261207
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SUMMARY:The Art of Letting Go: Finding Freedom in Impermanence
DESCRIPTION:The Art of Letting Go: Finding Freedom in Impermanence \nFriday\, December 4 – Sunday\, December 6\, 2026 \nRegistration opens August 10\, 2026 \nAll functioning things – our environments\, enjoyments\, body\, mind and our self – change from moment to moment. In understanding the essence of Buddha’s teachings on impermanence\, we can find real freedom from physical suffering and mental pain\, and the path to everlasting happiness. \n  \nDuring this special weekend retreat\, attendees will meditate on the wisdom of impermanence\, which will empower us to live our life in a more meaningful and wise way. Take a break from the busyness and excessive productivity of everyday life\, and retreat into the clarity and calm deep within our own mind. \n  \nSessions will be skillfully guided by the Resident Teachers of Southern Kadampa Centers. Sessions include a brief teaching\, silent time for meditation and time for question and answer. All sessions are suitable for beginners and those with some experience of Kadampa Buddhism. \n  \nEveryone is welcome! \n  \nThis regional retreat is organized by Kadampa meditation centers and branches in Georgia\, North Carolina\, South Carolina\, Alabama\, Tennessee\, Mississippi and the Florida Panhandle. \n  \nWEEKEND SCHEDULE \n  \nFriday\n3:00-7:30p.m.  |  Check-in at The Mountain’s main office\n6:00-7:15p.m. | Dinner\n7:30-9:00p.m.  |  Introduction and Session 1 \nSaturday\n8:00-8:45a.m.  |  Breakfast \n9:00-10:15a.m.  |  Session 2\n11:00a.m.-12:15p.m. | Session 3\n12:30-1:45p.m. | Lunch\n4:00-5:30p.m. | Session 4 and Q&A\n6:00-7:00p.m. | Dinner\n7:15-8:30p.m. | Session 5 \nSunday \n8:00-8:45a.m.  |  Breakfast\n9:00-10:00a.m.  |  Session 6\n11:00a.m.-12:30p.m.  |  Session 7 and Conclusion \n  \nRETREAT TEACHERS \n  \nGen Kelsang Norbu was ordained in 2006 by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche\, and was requested by him to be the Resident Teacher of KMC North Carolina. He earned the title ‘Gen’ in 2012\, indicating that he is a senior ordained teacher in the New Kadampa Tradition of modern Buddhism. He is known for his loving and gentle nature and holds a very clear and sharp understanding of Buddha’s teachings. \nGen Kelsang Dechok is a senior ordained teacher of Modern Buddhism. She has studied and taught in both the US and the UK for many years. She was ordained in 2006 by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche\, and was requested to be the Resident Teacher of KMC Georgia in 2023. Whether it be through guided retreats or classes\, her playfulness and sincerity allow students to see how the teachings can benefit them in their busy modern lives. \nGen Kelsang Tabkay has been a practitioner of Kadampa Buddhism and student of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso for 18 years. Ordained as a Buddhist monk in 2013\, he is the Resident Teacher of KMC South Carolina and previously\, KMC Phoenix. He has also guided many retreats at the International Kadampa Retreat Center Grand Canyon. He is known for giving accessible and practical teachings\, dedicating himself to bringing peace into the hearts of others. \nKadam Sharon Lovich has been practicing meditation and Kadampa Buddhism since 2003 and is the Resident teacher of the Je Tsongkhapa Kadampa Meditation Center in Asheville since 2017. She has engaged in numerous focused meditation retreats and is known for teaching others how to develop a peaceful mind with great skill\, lightness\, and humor. \nKadam Ethan Lechner has been a practitioner of Kadampa Buddhism since 2008. In that time\, he has traveled throughout the world to receive teachings from Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso and the tradition’s most senior teachers.  Ethan is appreciated for his warm\, humorous\, and relatable style of teaching Dharma. \nABOUT THIS RETREAT \nWhat is a retreat? \nIn meditation retreat\, we take a break from our normal busyness to gain experience of a particular meditation practice. \nIn a retreat\, we have the opportunity to gain deeper concentration by letting go of our usual busyness\, preoccupations and worries\, to experience a spacious and life-enhancing perspective. \nEven with poor concentration\, we are generally more peaceful\, relaxed\, and happy on retreat than in our ordinary fast-paced\, externalized lives. \nWhether you’re a beginner or simply want to enjoy retreat in ideal conditions\, every aspect of these retreats are structured to help you refresh your mind through meditation. During the breaks enjoy meaningful conversation and the beauty and tranquility of the North Carolina Highlands. \nHow to prepare: \nA wonderful way to prepare for this retreat is to read or listen to Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso’s texts: \nMordern Buddhism(free e-download)\nHow to Transform Your Life(free e-download)\nHow to Solve Our Human Problems\nNew Meditation Handbook\nJoyful Path of Good Fortune  \nRetreat Sessions \nSessions run between 60 and 90 minutes. The sessions combine practical instruction and time for meditation that will allow you to: \n\nconnect with an experience of true inner peace\ndevelop basic techniques that can help you to create a consistent habit of meditation\nleave with practical inner tools to apply what you have learned to your daily life\n\nDuring the breaks \nBetween retreat sessions take time to relax and carry your experience of peace\, enjoy the tranquility of the grounds and connect and discuss with like-minded people. \nMake it a Digital Detox Weekend \nAre you feeling over-stimulated by the modern world and your phone is rarely out of your hand? Are you losing time to tech-based distraction? Is your phone draining you of energy to live with clarity and focus? Instead of sinking into habitual distraction\, now is the time to take back control of our mind. Consider leaving your phone in your car and taking a break. \nMorning Silence Practice\nDuring this retreat we will be practicing silence in the morning\, until after lunch. Silence is not just about not talking\, it is about developing an inner quality of stillness. \n  \nIn silence\, we engage with the meditation object in a more intimate way. We start listening to the Dharma from deep within our heart which gives us a special inner experience of the teachings. Penetrating insights arise and since we are able to hold onto them with firm mindfulness we find Dharma experience pervades and nourishes our heart at a very deep level. \n  \nREGISTRATION DETAILS \nRegistration Deadline: November 23\, 2026 \nRegistration opens: August 10\, 2026 \n  \nRegistration fee includes: \ndouble or single room\, or indoor camping bunkhouse\nbed linens\, towels and shower amenities\nall program fees\nvegetarian dinner on Friday\nvegetarian breakfast\, lunch and dinner on Saturday\nvegetarian breakfast on Sunday\naccess to The Mountain grounds\, facilities and hiking trails \nAdult costs: \nIMPORTANT: Expect simple\, rustic accommodations and meals\, with basic amenities and a focus on nature. Contentment is an essential part of a successful meditation retreat. It will be cold\, so please bring a space heater\, additional blankets or sleeping bag\, and anything that will help you be more comfortable. \nSingle Room \n$510 per person \nDouble or Triple Room \n$370 per person \nIf you don’t specify a roommate when you register\, one will be assigned to you in the same gender. \n  \nIndoor Camping/Family Bunkhouse \n$310 per adult \nThis is an indoor camping experience in a rustic cabin. Cabins have an indoor bathroom and shower and mini-split heating unit. Perfect for families! \nCommuter \n$250 per adult \nChildren and young adults: \nChildren may attend the retreat at a cost of $170 per child. We regret that children under 13 are not allowed in the main meditation room during sessions. A video link will be available in a comfortable quiet area reserved for families. \nAnyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by two (2) nominated responsible adult carers over the age of 18. Those who are aged 16 and 17 years must be accompanied by an adult over 18. You will be asked to provide the names of the carers/accompanying adult at the point of booking\, and will be unable to complete the booking without it. This retreat is a public event and the care and safety of children and young adults remains at all times the responsibility of their parents/nominated carers/accompanying adult. For insurance purposes\, NKT-IKBU and the Retreat Organizers cannot take responsibility for children and young adults. Children (of all ages) must be under adult supervision at all times. \nHow to register: \n\nGo to The Mounatin’s Portal \nOn the top right click on Registration Portal.\nCreate an account\nComplete your personal profile\nUnder “Program Classifications” select OTHER RETREATS\nSelect your room option\nSpecify dietary needs\, housing options and mobility needs\nSpecify roommate options. If this is left empty one will be assigned to you\nSubmit payment. Your spot is not secured until payment has been submitted.
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/combined-meditation-retreat/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Fall Senior High CON
DESCRIPTION:Fall Senior High CON\nYouth Conventions or “CONs” are weekend long events planned by youth with adult support for youth from third grade to high school. At heart\, a youth con is an experience in building covenantal community and empowering youth leadership. \nSupported by the larger work of The Mountain\, each con has a different theme and focus\, but they all incorporate community building\, fun\, worship\, and exploration of spirituality. Each event has its own covenant and is in covenant with The Mountain’s safety policies. Youth experience both the safety of being in a covenantal community and the responsibility to repair relationships when difficult situations arise. \nYouth have the opportunity to serve in leadership roles to help plan events\, help run events\, help the CON community live in covenant\, or be peer chaplains for emotional support. \nWhen\nPALs Training: September 4-6\, 2026\nElementary (3rd – 5th graders): November 6-8\, 2026\nIntermediate (6th – 8th graders): November 20-22\, 2026\nSenior High (9th – 12th graders): December 11-13\, 2026 \nRegistration opens: Now open!\nRegistration deadline: 2 weeks prior to CON start date.\nIf your youth coordinator has given you a transfer code number please enter the number at the payment portion of the registration process\nIn our registration system\, select Youth CONferences \nFee\nThe Mountain is excited to announce a pilot program to better cover the costs of running The Mountain while still making it an accessible place for all who want to come. \nYouth\nTraditional Cost: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nTrue Cost: $215/person (Covers the whole cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nAdvisor\nSupporter 2: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nSupporter 1: $50/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nPlease email youthcamp@themountainrlc.org with any questions or concerns regarding this new price structure. \nClick Here to Register!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/spring-senior-high-con/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Spring Elementary CON
DESCRIPTION:Youth Conventions or “CONs” are weekend long events planned by youth with adult support for youth from third grade to high school. At heart\, a youth con is an experience in building covenantal community and empowering youth leadership. \nSupported by the larger work of The Mountain\, each con has a different theme and focus\, but they all incorporate community building\, fun\, worship\, and exploration of spirituality. Each event has its own covenant and is in covenant with The Mountain’s safety policies. Youth experience both the safety of being in a covenantal community and the responsibility to repair relationships when difficult situations arise. \nYouth have the opportunity to serve in leadership roles to help plan events\, help run events\, help the CON community live in covenant\, or be peer chaplains for emotional support. \nYouth must be accompanied by an adult advisor with their congregation (preferred)\, or a parent/guardian. \nWhen\nPAL Training: TBD\nElementary (3rd – 5th graders): February 26 – 28\, 2027\nIntermediate (6th – 8th graders): March 12 – 14\, 2027\nSenior High (9th – 12th graders): April 9 – 11\, 2027\nRegistration opens: December 1\, 2026\nRegistration deadline: The Sunday before the CON\nIf your youth coordinator has given you a transfer code number please enter the number at the payment portion of the registration process\nIn our registration system\, select Youth CONferences\, then “2027 Spring Intermediate CON” \nFee\nWe’ve seen great success with the sliding scale fee for the Fall CONs and will continue the system into 2026. Please email youthcamp@themountainrlc.org with any questions or concerns regarding the fee. \nYouth\nTraditional Cost: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nTrue Cost: $215/person (Covers the whole cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nAdvisor\nSupporter 2: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nSupporter 1: $50/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/spring-elementary-con/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Spring Intermediate CON
DESCRIPTION:Youth Conventions or “CONs” are weekend long events planned by youth with adult support for youth from third grade to high school. At heart\, a youth con is an experience in building covenantal community and empowering youth leadership. \nSupported by the larger work of The Mountain\, each con has a different theme and focus\, but they all incorporate community building\, fun\, worship\, and exploration of spirituality. Each event has its own covenant and is in covenant with The Mountain’s safety policies. Youth experience both the safety of being in a covenantal community and the responsibility to repair relationships when difficult situations arise. \nYouth have the opportunity to serve in leadership roles to help plan events\, help run events\, help the CON community live in covenant\, or be peer chaplains for emotional support. \nYouth must be accompanied by an adult advisor with their congregation (preferred)\, or a parent/guardian. \nWhen\nPAL Training: TBD\nElementary (3rd – 5th graders): February 26 – 28\, 2027\nIntermediate (6th – 8th graders): March 12 – 14\, 2027\nSenior High (9th – 12th graders): April 9 – 11\, 2027\nRegistration opens: December 1\, 2026\nRegistration deadline: The Sunday before the CON\nIf your youth coordinator has given you a transfer code number please enter the number at the payment portion of the registration process\nIn our registration system\, select Youth CONferences\, then “2027 Spring Intermediate CON” \nFee\nWe’ve seen great success with the sliding scale fee for the Fall CONs and will continue the system into 2026. Please email youthcamp@themountainrlc.org with any questions or concerns regarding the fee. \nYouth\nTraditional Cost: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nTrue Cost: $215/person (Covers the whole cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nAdvisor\nSupporter 2: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nSupporter 1: $50/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/spring-intermediate-con/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Spring Senior High CON
DESCRIPTION:Youth Conventions or “CONs” are weekend long events planned by youth with adult support for youth from third grade to high school. At heart\, a youth con is an experience in building covenantal community and empowering youth leadership. \nSupported by the larger work of The Mountain\, each con has a different theme and focus\, but they all incorporate community building\, fun\, worship\, and exploration of spirituality. Each event has its own covenant and is in covenant with The Mountain’s safety policies. Youth experience both the safety of being in a covenantal community and the responsibility to repair relationships when difficult situations arise. \nYouth have the opportunity to serve in leadership roles to help plan events\, help run events\, help the CON community live in covenant\, or be peer chaplains for emotional support. \nYouth must be accompanied by an adult advisor with their congregation (preferred)\, or a parent/guardian. \nWhen\nPAL Training: TBD\nElementary (3rd – 5th graders): February 26 – 28\, 2027\nIntermediate (6th – 8th graders): March 12 – 14\, 2027\nSenior High (9th – 12th graders): April 9 – 11\, 2027\nRegistration opens: December 1\, 2026\nRegistration deadline: The Sunday before the CON\nIf your youth coordinator has given you a transfer code number please enter the number at the payment portion of the registration process\nIn our registration system\, select Youth CONferences\, then “2027 Spring Intermediate CON” \nFee\nWe’ve seen great success with the sliding scale fee for the Fall CONs and will continue the system into 2026. Please email youthcamp@themountainrlc.org with any questions or concerns regarding the fee. \nYouth\nTraditional Cost: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nTrue Cost: $215/person (Covers the whole cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nAdvisor\nSupporter 2: $100/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nSupporter 1: $50/person (Covers part of the cost of the weekend)\nNo Cost: Free \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/spring-senior-high-con-2/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:MountainCamp - Elementary
DESCRIPTION:The Mountain’s Elementary Camp sessions offer an inviting\, low-pressure entry point for children aged 9-11 to experience overnight camp. We emphasize games which teach young people to cooperate and mend fences with each other when conflict does come up. We also intentionally design our activities so that our young friends can learn new skills while having fun. Some of our offerings include: \nArts & crafts and creative expression activities\, including pottery\, nature sculpture\, and poetry workshops;\nAdventure experiences\, including canoeing\, hiking\, and wilderness survival skills.\nAgricultural and botanical adventures\, including learning to identify edible and medicinal plants native to our region\, harvesting and preparing (and eating!) produce from our farm\, and learning about the fantastic variety of fungi present on the Mountain;\nAthletic pursuits\, including team sports\, swimming at our waterfront\, large group games such as capture the flag\, and archery;\nSelf-exploration and social justice workshops\, including body positivity\, nonviolent communication skills\, and thoughtful debates. \nPrice: \n\nSupporter – $2\,200\nTraditional Cost – $1\,930\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $1\,665\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $990\nFinancial Assistance Level 3 – $495\nFinancial Assistance Level 4 – $0\n\nStarting this year\, we’re offering multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All youth will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nWe offer multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All youth will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nFull payment of all registration fees due: June 1\, 2027 \nIn our registration system\, select MountainCamp and then “2027 MountainCamp – Elementary Camp”. \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026.
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/mountaincamp-elementary/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:MountainCamp - Counselors in Training (CITs)
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for your interest in The Mountain’s CIT Program. The program is an exciting way to practice leadership abilities through trainings and direct experience to live in a community inspired by Unitarian Universalism with a close-knit group of peers\, and to develop program design and implement a successful camp experience. \nThe program is for rising 12th graders\, and will include the following components: \n\nSmall group dynamics – Participants will experience and learn about working with small groups. Working with the same group in a wide variety of situations under the guidance of a mentor.\nTraining sessions designed specifically for the CITs will be dispersed throughout the 6-week sessions on Unitarian Universalism\, conflict management\, peaceful communications\, and youth development. Trainings will be conducted by MountainCamp staff and by The Mountain’s year round staff.\nParticipation in camp workshops and camp- wide activities\, which CITs will critique and discuss camps educational process and is a great way to think critically about conducting and creating new programs.\nCabin groups experience – Each CIT will be assigned a cabin for each camp session with which they are responsible for. Along with mentoring campers while observing how the counselors problem-solve and relate to campers.\nIntentionally scheduled time for each participant to develop new MountainCamp programs – workshops and other camp programs\, and time will be included in the CIT schedule for program implementation.\nService projects – at The Mountain and offsite\, working with local community programs and service work that ranges from environmental sustainability projects to addressing poverty and educational programs\, approximately one day out of each week.\nMultiple outdoor adventure trips with outdoor leadership training – Participants in the program will be trained on how to properly lead various MountainCamp outdoor adventure trips\, acquiring skill to keep our campers safe. These trips will occur at least once out of each week. CITs will also participate till end of the summer.\n\nSpace is limited for CITs. Applications will open on December 1\, 2026\, and applications and references should be completed no later than February 15th to be considered. Applicants may be contacted for a phone interview. Program participants will be chosen no later than February 28\, 2027. Applications will stay open as long as there is still an open spot. \nCIT Participant Overview \nDesired Qualifications: \n\nInterested in developing knowledge and skills in a rotating work environment\nInterest in developing interpersonal skills with the rest of the program participants\nAbility and willingness to place the needs to peers and camp above personal interest\nAbility to follow directions and accept guidance and supervision\nGood judgment\, integrity\, maturity and flexibility\nEnthusiasm\, sense of humor\, patience and self control\nAbility to work as part of a team\nUnderstanding\, acceptance and implementation of The Mountain’s Youth expectations\, overall mission\, and core values.\n\nGeneral Responsibilities: \n\nBeing a positive role model\, setting good examples for peers and campers\nParticipate fully in assigned activities\nLearn about the environment in which each camper excels and is challenged in.\nLearn to recognize and respond appropriately to opportunities for problem solving and conflict resolutions\nAt all times\, model and practice the philosophies and values of The Mountain citizenship and community standards\nSet a good example for campers and others including cleanliness\, punctuality\, care for shared camp spaces\, patience and table manners\nRespect others’ personal property\, camp equipment and Mountain facilities\nClean your living space throughout the entire session\nPossess mobility and agility over varying types of terrain throughout campus and offsite\nParticipate actively in the CIT program training and activities\nFollow all camper and staff rules and regulations\nAbility to attend the full session (not arriving late or leaving early )\nUnderstanding\, acceptance and implementation of The Mountain’s Youth expectations\, overall mission\, and core values.\n\nPrice: \n\nSupporter Level 2 – $3\,450\nSupporter Level 1 – $2\,760\nTraditional Cost – $2\,070\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $1\,380\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $690\n\nStarting this year\, we’re offering multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All youth will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nFull payment of all registration fees due: June 1\, 2027\nPlease submit an application to be considered for the program. Once you’ve been accepted\, your child will be registered and you’ll be able to complete the paperwork and make a payment. \nCIT Agreement: \nIf selected to participate in this program\, I will strive to carry out a program within the framework derived from the 8 Principles of Unitarian Universalism: \n\nThe inherent worth and dignity of every individual\nJustice\, equity and compassion in all relations\nAcceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth\nA free and responsible search for truth and meaning\nThe right of conscience ad the use of the democratic process\nThe goal of world community with peace\, liberty and justice for all\nRespect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part\nWorking to build a diverse multicultural Beloved Community by our actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.\n\nI understand that as a CIT I am entrusted with the upholding of The Mountain’s Community standards\, and that I am a program participant and NOT an employee of The Mountain. As such I will follow all program participant guidelines including: \n\nI will not use unlawful drugs\, alcohol or tobacco products.\nI will not engage in sexual relations.\nI will not bring or use firearms\, fireworks or weapons of any kind.\nI will not use violence in my words or actions.\n\nApplications open December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/mountaincamp-counselors-in-training-cits/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:MountainCamp - ASCENDERs
DESCRIPTION:Apply to be with us for our ASCENDER program next summer! \nASCENDERs get a unique experience while at MountainCamp. As this is a leadership experience\, applications are required. Campers should be 16 – 17 years old (rising 10th – 12th graders). \nStarted in 1981\, the ASCENDERs (All Summer Campers Exploring Nature’s Delights and Experiencing Recreation) program allows for older youth to give back to our camp and conference center through work study in each Mountain department\, gaining experience in our larger community through volunteer work and enjoying nature’s splendor on the beautiful Highlands Plateau. The ASCENDER campers will begin their all-summer experience working with the ASCENDER mentor to learn about each department of The Mountain\, discovering their passion and potential along the way. \nSpace is limited for ASCENDERS. Applications will open on December 1\, 2026\, and applications and references should be completed no later than February 15th to be considered. Applicants may be contacted for a phone interview. Program participants will be chosen no later than February 28\, 2027. Applications will stay open as long as there is still an open spot. \nPrice: \n\nSupporter Level 2 – $3\,450\nSupporter Level 1 – $2\,760\nTraditional Cost – $2\,070\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $1\,380\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $690\n\nWe’re offering multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All youth will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nFull payment of all registration fees due: June 1\, 2027\nPlease submit an application to be considered for the program. Once you’ve been accepted\, your child will be registered and you’ll be able to complete the paperwork and make a payment. \nApplications open December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/mountaincamp-ascenders/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:MountainCamp - Beginner
DESCRIPTION:Beginner Camp for 6-8 year old campers (rising 1st-3rd graders) is a 1-week session that provides the perfect way for the youngest group of campers to be introduced to camp and fall in love with it. Arts and Crafts\, nature hikes\, and swimming at the lake are a few of the activities that engage the kids during the day\, while storytellers\, campfires\, and scavenger hunts entertain them in the evenings. \nPrice: \n\nSupporter – $1\,100\nTraditional Cost – $965\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $770\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $495\nFinancial Assistance Level 3 – $230\nFinancial Assistance Level 4 – $0\n\nWe offer multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All youth will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nFull payment of all registration fees due: June 1\, 2027 \nIn our registration system\, select MountainCamp and then “2027 MountainCamp – Beginner Camp”. \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026. \n 
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/mountaincamp-beginner/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270710
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SUMMARY:MountainCamp - Intermediate
DESCRIPTION:Our Intermediate Camp sessions are intended to meet the high-energy needs of adolescents aged 12-14 during this special time in their lives. We strive to provide an opportunity for our campers to shape the community they are a part of as they begin to explore having more agency in their lives. Intermediate is also the first opportunity for Mountain Campers to experience more adventurous outdoor activities at our camps\, including rock climbing and whitewater rafting. Other opportunities include: \nArts & crafts and creative expression activities\, including pottery\, nature sculpture\, and poetry workshops;\nAdventure experiences\, including whitewater rafting\, canoeing\, and hiking for all ability levels;\nAgricultural and botanical adventures\, including learning to identify edible and medicinal plants native to our region\, harvesting and preparing (and eating!) produce from our farm\, and learning about the fantastic variety of fungi present on the Mountain;\nAthletic pursuits\, including team sports\, swimming at our waterfront\, large group games such as capture the flag\, and archery;\nSelf-exploration and social justice workshops\, including body positivity\, nonviolent communication skills\, and thoughtful debates.\nMany of our long-term returning campers start their journey with the Mountain family at Intermediate camp. Whether you come for one season or return for a lifetime\, we hope to see you up on the Mountain this summer! \nPrice: \n\nSupporter – $2\,200\nTraditional Cost – $1\,930\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $1\,665\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $990\nFinancial Assistance Level 3 – $495\nFinancial Assistance Level 4 – $0\n\nWe offer multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All youth will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nFull payment of all registration fees due: June 1\, 2027\nIn our registration system\, select MountainCamp and then “2027 MountainCamp – Intermediate Camp”. \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/mountaincamp-intermediate/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:MountainCamp - Senior High
DESCRIPTION:Senior High Camp offers the classic MountainCamp experience for youth aged 15-17. With a strong emphasis on community building and working in small groups\, our goal is for campers to make  personal connections that will last a lifetime and have a fun summer exploring the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Campers have the opportunity to participate in a wide range of activities\, including more adventurous outdoor experiences than younger age groups. \nCamp fun includes: \nArts & crafts and creative expression activities such as pottery\, nature sculpture\, and poetry workshops.\nAdventure experiences\, including whitewater rafting\, canoeing\, and hiking for all ability levels.\nAgricultural and botanical adventures\, including learning to identify edible and medicinal plants and fungi native to our region\, harvesting and preparing (and eating!) produce from our farm.\nAthletic pursuits\, team sports\, swimming at our waterfront\, large group games such as capture the flag\, and archery.\nSelf-exploration and social justice workshops\, including body positivity\, communication skills\, and thoughtful debates. \nPrice: \n\nSupporter – $2\,200\nTraditional Cost – $1\,930\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $1\,665\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $990\nFinancial Assistance Level 3 – $495\nFinancial Assistance Level 4 – $0\n\nWe offer multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All youth will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nFull payment of all registration fees due: June 1\, 2027\nIn our registration system\, select MountainCamp and then “2027 MountainCamp – Senior High Camp”. \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/mountaincamp-senior-high/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:MountainCamp - Outdoor Skills and Adventure Camp (OSA)
DESCRIPTION:Outdoor Skills & Adventure (OSA) is an ideal starting point for intermediate to senior high aged youth youth interested in exploring the wilderness. During the first week of the program\, we focus on learning outdoor skills and building strong relationships within the groups. Campers will learn low-impact camping skills\, basic knots and rope skills\, fire-building\, how to properly pack an expedition backpack\, and orienteering with map and compass. Activities during the first week include day hikes\, rock climbing\, and swimming. \nDuring the second week\, campers will put what they learned to the test and go on a multi-night camping trip. \nBoth programs will end their trips with a day of Whitewater Rafting along the Nantahala River. \nPrice: \n\nSupporter – $2\,200\nTraditional Cost – $1\,930\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $1\,665\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $990\nFinancial Assistance Level 3 – $495\nFinancial Assistance Level 4 – $0\n\nWe’re offering multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All youth will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nFull payment of all registration fees due: June 1\, 2027\nIn our registration system\, select MountainCamp \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/mountaincamp-intermediate-outdoor-skills-and-adventure-camp-osa/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Intergenerational Family Camp
DESCRIPTION:A Summer Camp for everyone! Are you age 0 to 100+? It’s for you! Are you a family looking for a fun summer experience? It’s for you! Are you a group of friends wanting to explore nature? It’s for you too! Everyone is invited to come together for crafts\, hiking\, campfires\, and more. It’s a great way for family and friends of all ages to enjoy the summer together in an amazing mountain setting! \nWhat to Expect\nAll Ages: \n\nArts & crafts projects.\nCampfires and storytelling.\nSing-alongs.\nCanoeing and swimming around the lake.\nExploring the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.\nDry Falls and Bridal Veil Falls.\nHighlands Biological Station and Botanical Garden trips.\nFoxfire Heritage Center\nFun & games throughout the day.\nFarm Programming.\nTubing & Whitewater Rafting.\nLow Ropes Challenge Course\nConcerts and Evening Performances.\nTime for relaxation and reflection.\n\nAges 25+: \n\nCampfire Dance Party.\nAfternoon hikes.\nMorning Yoga.\nSocial Justice workshops and discussions.\nLocal brewery tour.\nVintage camp games and activities for adults.\n\nSome family favorite nearby locations \nPrice\nAdults 18+ \n\nSupporter Level 2 – $890\nSupporter Level 1 – $680\nTrue Cost – $520\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $190\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $0\n\nYouth 4 – 17 \n\nSupporter – $680\nTrue Cost – $470\nFinancial Assistance Level 1 – $190\nFinancial Assistance Level 2 – $0\n\nWe’re offering multiple pricing tiers to make summer camp more accessible to families across a range of income levels and to better serve youth from historically underserved communities. All attendees will receive the same camp experience\, regardless of the price selected during registration. \nToddlers (0-3) attend for free.\nStandard Deposit (non-refundable): $100 per camper registration\nFull payment of all registration fees due: July 5\, 2027\nIn our registration system\, select “MountainCamp”\, then your Intergenerational Family Camp package. \nRegistration opens December 1\, 2026!
URL:https://www.themountainrlc.org/event/intergenerational-camp/
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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