The long tradition continues - Eliot Chapel sponsors a time to retreat, relax, and find community among other women.

Please join us on May 17-19, 2019 at Toddhall Retreat Center. Toddhall is located in Columbia, IL approximately 20 miles from Kirkwood, MO. See Driving Directions.

Women`s Weekend features a wonderful variety of workshops, Sunday service, a Scholarship Silent Auction, a BYOB Wine Tasting, massage, icebreaker and board games, great food, bonfire and songs, and time for relaxation and socializing.

The 2019 theme is Sparking Joy Together.

This retreat is open to all UU women and friends. We extend an invitation to women from Emerson UU Chapel, First Unitarian Church of St Louis, First Unitarian Church of Alton, Abraham Lincoln UU Congregation of Springfield, IL, Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship, and UU Church of Columbia, MO.

Registration is now open and continues through Sunday April 14, 2019.

Use the menu at the top for more information, including online registration (Register). Priority for workshops is given by registration date. Don't Delay! Register today. The registration deadline is Sunday April 14, 2019.

Options to stay:

• 2 nights in a single room
• 1 or 2 nights in a double room
• Saturday during the day only

Note: There are no single rooms available for Friday night only or Saturday Night Only.

Fees for 2019 are:

Description	Fee
Fri,Sat & Sun(single, 4 meals)	$175
Fri,Sat & Sun(double, 4 meals)	$125
Sat & Sun (double, 4 meals)	$85
Sat only (3 meals)	$40

Toddhall sleeping rooms are like a motel room. There are 2 twin beds, desk, full bathroom with shower. The Cottage sleeps 4 people in two bedrooms with twin beds. There are no single rooms in the Cottage.

Women's Weekend Products: This years T-shirt is purple and comes in 2 styles: Ladies cut Vneck and Unisex. They are both available in sizes: S-4X

T-Shirt sales close on April 14th

Product Type Price Size Purple Ladies Vneck T-shirt $15.00 S-4X Purple Unisex T-Shirt $15.00 S-4X

Attendees of the Women's Weekend Retreat sponsored by Eliot Chapel participate at their own risk and will need to be covered by their own medical insurance.