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111 W 92nd St
New York, NY 10025
(212) 749-4604

WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY ADULTS CAN ENJOY FREE WINE AS THEY PAINT.

WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY ADULTS CAN ENJOY FREE WINE AS THEY PAINT.

Kidville operates large, upscale facilities, catering to children newborn to six years old and their families. Choose from world-class early childhood enrichment programs in gym, music, art, dance, and more. Named the Most Awesome Birthday Party Spot for Kids by Red Tricycle, Kidville offers all-inclusive birthday parties for children up to age nine. An annual Silver family membership is included with the purchase of any Kidville class. Membership benefits includes access to our state-of-the-art indoor playspace, discounts in the Kidville boutique and salon (select locations), and more!

THE PRESCHOOL PROGRAM: FOR 2- 5-YEAR-OLDS At Montclare, we believe that a teacher-guided, balanced approach establishes an excellent educational foundation, providing the skills children need for Kindergarten and future learning. Our teachers scaffold opportunities for our students to problem solve, learn conflict resolution and manage frustration and expectations. Learning to transition, follow routines and engage in cooperative play, children build confidence and independence, becoming more willing to take appropriate risks. Our teachers encourage meaningful interactions and friendships, further boosting a child’s secure sense of self. At Montclare we support the growth of the whole child. Through inquiry, discussion and exploration our program fosters reflective thinking, and increasingly abstract reasoning. Our curriculum promotes logical thinking by introducing skills in context and providing concrete materials. The acquisition of knowledge bolsters self-esteem, and learning with others greatly enhances social intelligence. Furthermore, both in and out of the classroom, physical development is an integral part of each day including a series of fine-motor activities, sensory and gross–motor play, as well as participation in dance, movement, yoga, PE and gymnastics.

The youth hostel offers 50 beds in dormitory style accommodations, both single sex and co-ed rooms. Housed in a historical brown stone building, it's a simple, clean and comfortable place. Your new home, away from home! Guest Amenities Include . . . Friendly, international staff Safe and secure storage area (lockers are also available) Internet and possibilities to use the computer We provide free sheets for your bed Full kitchen and common lounge with TV and public phones House phones on each dormitory floor allows guests to receive calls from 9am to 11pm. Messages are posted on the notice board, if guests receive calls when they are out. Guests have access to two public phones in the common lounge area to make outgoing calls.

The Community Meditation Center is located on Manhattan’s upper west side in New York City. With a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere the CMC offers classes, Insight Meditation (Vipassana) instruction and practice, daylong retreats, workshops, and social events. Some of the world’s most renowned teachers join with guiding teacher Allan Lokos as we endeavor to develop greater compassion, lovingkindness, wisdom, generosity, and equanimity. The CMC exists for all who would seek a more joyful and meaningful life.

Music Studio Manhattan (MSM) specializes in teaching violin, viola, theory, chamber music, orchestral audition and music appreciation. Under the direction of Ching Chen Juhl, who teaches music at St. Joseph's College as well as a concert violist, the studio uses the Western traditional method with Suzuki philosophy as well as Chinese training theory. Believe in each person can learn music, MSM helps students all ages to achieve their individual goals. The MSM shares ideas, photos and videos. To students: daily practicing, taking weekly private lessons, and attending live concerts are essential. Performing publicly is encouraged strongly. To parents of young children: making notes for your child at lessons is beneficial; helping practicing is very important. Bio: Ching Chen Juhl, a senior music lecturer at St. Joseph's College for 11 years, has performed throughout North and South America, Europe, Hong Kong and China. A graduate of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, she earned a M.M. from Indiana University in viola performance. Her major teachers were Xidi Shen, Kim Kashkashian, and Csaba Erdelyi. A Silver Prize winner at the Giuranna International Viola Competition, Ching has appeared as a soloist with orchestras in US and China. She was a member with the Phoenix Symphony, Pittsburgh Opera and Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra. She has backing up Rod Stewart, touring with Perry Como, and performing in the Broadway Touring Production of My Fair Lady with Richard Chamberlain. Her love and dedication for chamber music led to the founding of the Jade String Trio in 1999. Holding a minor degree in Violin Teaching to Children from the Indiana University, she has taught at Bloomingdale School of Music, JCC Chamber Music Camp, Shanghai Conservatory of Music and Long Island University. Ching Chen Juhl has been teaching private lessons for more than 25 years.

The "I Have A Dream" Foundation, DeHostos-Wise Program is one of the "I Have A Dream" Foundation, New York Metro Area (IHDF-NY) programs. IHDF-NY's approach is unique in that it sponsors entire grade levels of 50-100 students in under-resourced public schools or housing developments, and works with the "Dreamers" from early elementary school all the way through high school. Upon high school graduation, each Dreamer receives guaranteed tuition assistance for higher education. “I Have A Dream” Foundation, New York Metro Area programs operate year-round. Programming is designed to enhance Dreamers’ academic performance and social skills, and provide Dreamers with new experiences. In order to achieve this, activities include the following over the life span of the program, as appropriate to the Dreamers’ ages, interests, and needs. Program Activities: College Trips, Mentoring, Tutoring, Homework Help, Career Exploration, Health Literacy and Wellness, Spoken Word, Theater, Dance, Culinary Arts, Financial Literacy, Free Arts, Sports and Recreation, Computer Skills, Recreational Trips

The "I Have A Dream" Foundation, DeHostos-Wise Program is one of the "I Have A Dream" Foundation, New York Metro Area (IHDF-NY) programs. IHDF-NY's approach is unique in that it sponsors entire grade levels of 50-100 students in under-resourced public schools or housing developments, and works with the "Dreamers" from early elementary school all the way through high school. Upon high school graduation, each Dreamer receives guaranteed tuition assistance for higher education. “I Have A Dream” Foundation, New York Metro Area programs operate year-round. Programming is designed to enhance Dreamers’ academic performance and social skills, and provide Dreamers with new experiences. In order to achieve this, activities include the following over the life span of the program, as appropriate to the Dreamers’ ages, interests, and needs. Program Activities: College Trips, Mentoring, Tutoring, Homework Help, Career Exploration, Health Literacy and Wellness, Spoken Word, Theater, Dance, Culinary Arts, Financial Literacy, Free Arts, Sports and Recreation, Computer Skills, Recreational Trips

At The Manhattan Behavioral Center, our goal is to build each child’s program from the ground up, creating structured, fun and individually tailored services ranging from our educational programming like Applied Behavior Analysis services all the way to our exclusively adapted birthday parties. MBC is here to help your child experience all that life has to offer.

At The Manhattan Behavioral Center, our goal is to build each child’s program from the ground up, creating structured, fun and individually tailored services ranging from our educational programming like Applied Behavior Analysis services all the way to our exclusively adapted birthday parties. MBC is here to help your child experience all that life has to offer.

River Park Nursery School is an Upper West Side parent co-op. It was founded by UWS parents seeking an early childhood experience that would reflect the diversity of the creative and integrated neighborhood. That is still in existence today. Parents seeking involvement with their child's Pre k or nursery school experience are very pleased with the cooperative, creative and diverse aspects of this school. We accept families on a first come first serve basis. We do not choose families, families choose us. We feel the choice should be that of the parents. River Park is based on a friendly philosophy and nurturing approach to early childhood while maintaining age appropriate academic standards. RPNS has a huge sunlit indoor space with multiple areas for children to explore their own interests. It has a private block long outdoor playground with varied large motor activities for children to engage in. Our mission is to maintain a high quality, integrated program based on play, which is the learning platform for all children. The experienced teaching team ensures a balance between intellectual, social/emotional, creative and physical experiences. They use a multi-sensory, language based, interdisciplinary approach to achieve the balance. This balance and approach cultivates a loving and joyful climate for all to thrive in. It is truly an opportunity for all connected to River Park to work together and achieve the perfect experience for all of our children.

We are always looking for hard-working, committed, and enthusiastic volunteer tutors Saturdays throughout the school year (October through May). Professionals, high school, college and graduate students, and others are invited to apply at www.tophonors.org/volunteer !

NYIHA Media is found globally at: http://www.nyiha.com. The Nyiha are an ethnic and linguistic group spanning several African countries including southwestern Tanzania and northeastern Zambia. We promote global aspirations for human rights beyond borders.

16,000 square feet in the heart of the upper west side of Manhattan. A public Flower Park and floral amphitheater occupies two thirds of the space with seating and we are open from about 9 am- dusk daily, weather permitting. There are also 87 vegetable plots and a children's Garden in the closed area( which is open most weekends in summer/fall) WE also have a community Compost drop on 90th street..

At the New York Opera Studio, you’ll receive: · Performance experience in major roles and entire operas, beyond singing arias and scenes · Development of musicality and language, including developing diction proficiency, musical accuracy and an understanding of musical styles · Professional direction in creativity, character development, performance techniques, artistry and individual artistic development · Practical education about the business of the operatic theater, including strategies for financing and building a long-lasting career

The West Side Commons is a collaborative project of Strycker's Bay Neighborhood Council, Inc. and The DOME Project Inc.

The "I Have A Dream" Foundation, DeHostos-Wise Program is one of the "I Have A Dream" Foundation, New York Metro Area (IHDF-NY) programs. IHDF-NY's approach is unique in that it sponsors entire grade levels of 50-100 students in under-resourced public schools or housing developments, and works with the "Dreamers" from early elementary school all the way through high school. Upon high school graduation, each Dreamer receives guaranteed tuition assistance for higher education. “I Have A Dream” Foundation, New York Metro Area programs operate year-round. Programming is designed to enhance Dreamers’ academic performance and social skills, and provide Dreamers with new experiences. In order to achieve this, activities include the following over the life span of the program, as appropriate to the Dreamers’ ages, interests, and needs. Program Activities: College Trips, Mentoring, Tutoring, Homework Help, Career Exploration, Health Literacy and Wellness, Spoken Word, Theater, Dance, Culinary Arts, Financial Literacy, Free Arts, Sports and Recreation, Computer Skills, Recreational Trips

Arts in Action Visual Art Program, Inc.™ is a unique, sequentially-structured fine art education program that teaches a visual language as a means of communication that's fun to learn!

Located on the Upper West Side, The Meeting House offers recreational based after school and weekend programs focused on helping children build social and emotional resiliency. Through exciting group classes and integrated programming we offer fun, friendship and community all under one roof. Our after school programs are for school age children starting at age 5.

A private not-for-profit 501(c)(3) dedicated to helping feral cats and the people who care for them, and to ending pet overpopulation.

Started in 2003 at the suggestion of a 5-year-old boy, The New York Says Thank You Foundation has grown into one of the Nation’s leading organizations to transform the 9/11 Anniversary into a positive, hands-on platform for national volunteer service. Each year on the 9/11 Anniversary, The New York Says Thank You Foundation sends hundreds of volunteers from New York along with disaster survivors from around the country to help rebuild communities around the United States recovering from disaster. It’s our way of saying “Thank You” for all the love and support Americans from across the country extended to New Yorkers in the days, weeks, and months following September 11. The secret to our growing “Pay It Forward” movement is very simple: What we do is about 9/12.

Our flagship program, the Penny Harvest, grew from one child’s desire to feed the homeless and her father’s commitment to experiential education. Now in its 21st year, the program continues to empower children from preschool to high school — in every life circumstance — to become socially engaged philanthropists. Students have collected over $10 million in pennies, awarded over 23,870 grants, and volunteered over 45 million service hours to support causes for children, the environment, health care, human rights, the elderly, and disaster relief.