Winter Solstice/Human Light Potluck
December 19 @ 5:00 pm — 8:00 pm
Join us for the 2026 edition of our Winter Solstice/Human Light Potluck. After some requests we will be including some Human Light ceremony aspects into the event. Like last year, SHoWLE will provide an entree and ask attendees to bring a side dish or desert to share. SHoWLE will also have coffee, water, and soda pop.
More details coming as we get closer to the event. Save the date
This event is FREE and open to the public
Entertainment
We will have a friend of the group, Jerry Jaffee perform his comedy for us as entertainment.

Husband. Father. Teacher. Jerry has traveled the world, teaching at different universities while directing plays on three continents. He brings his wry and ironic sense of humour to his world-weary experience on everything from parenting to physics. He combines observational humour about marriage with nerd comedy about Star Wars and Dungeons and Dragons. With his PhD in comedy, Jerry raises the IQ of audiences everywhere he goes.
Dr. Jerry Jaffe has over 30 years of experience teaching college classes, specializing in acting and comedy. He has directed or performed in over 100 shows. Before moving to the Cleveland area, Jerry lived and worked in Japan and New Zealand, teaching, acting, and directing there. Many of his articles on the theatre have been published in various academic journals, including “ ‘I needed to go to this tabernacle of ignorance’: Marc Maron’s critique of the Creation Museum” (Bulletin for the Study of Religion, Vol 42, No 3 (2013)); and he co-edited the 2008 book, Performing Japan: Contemporary Expressions of Cultural Identity. In 2025, his newest book came out, Religious Satire int he Era of New Atheism (2024). He also performs stand-up comedy, in the area and around the country.
He is author of the book “Religious Satire in the Era of New Atheism
Do You ‘Seriously Believe That’ After 9/11″ and was a speaker at our January meeting.
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