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611 E 13th St
New York, NY 10009
(212) 677-1801

The Manny Cantor Center, a project of Educational Alliance, is located in the Educational Alliance's newly renovated, building on 197 East Broadway at Jefferson Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Programs and Services include: - State-of-the art fitness center - Renowned Art School -Cultural events, lectures, and other programs -Gorgeous rooftop event space for rental -Adult and youth sports leagues -Family programs and summer camps -Preschool, Head Start, Early Head Start -Teen Center and College Access programs -Weinberg Center for Balanced Living for older Adults

Civic Hall, a project of Personal Democracy Media, is a vibrant, collaborative, year-round community center and beautiful event space in Manhattan's Flatiron District where civic innovators - technologists, social entrepreneurs, government officials, community organizers researchers and makers - can work, network, learn and organize to solve civic problems at scale.

Reflections is a conscious living center, a community hub where yoga is more than just asana and self-exploration is key. An East Side urban oasis in Murray Hill/Gramercy, near Gramercy Park’s well-walked paths. Reflections encourages lifelong practitioners and basic beginners to hurtle fear, to transcend the tensions of city life and to immerse fully into the peaceful environment we have created. We believe yoga should be a journey of self-illumination, and we encourage each person to find his or her own path. All levels are welcome; we encourage and support beginners. Flexibility not required!

Golden Drum is a community center for healing, transformation and the expansion of consciousness, created by the community to serve and support the evolution of humanity through classes, workshops and events based in the traditions of indigenous peoples throughout the world.

Current Program Offerings Self-Government Program The most unique element of BGR is its self-government model, which enables young people to take an active role in shaping their "society." All BGR participants become "citizens" of the "Republic," running for office, voting for elected officials and keeping order in their community. The program has 14 elected officials, including a Mayor, City Clerk, Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, Comptroller and eight Council Members. BGR legislation is voted on at council meetings and "citizens" who break the rules are prosecuted at court trials. After School BGR offers after-school activities for young people in kindergarten through eigth grade, Monday through Friday from 3:00pm to 6:15pm. BGR staff picks up students from P.S. 15, Girls Prep, P.S. 64, P.S. 111, Earth School and and P.S. 34. On most school holidays, BGR programming is in session from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evening Program The evening program offers many activities to young people ages 12-19 and runs Monday through Wednesday, from 6 to 9 p.m. BGR offers game room featuring pool, ping pong, fuzzball, cable, air hockey, and PlayStation 3, Computer Mac Lab, Art Room, and Open Gym. G.E.D Classes BGR is now hosting GED classes, in conjunction with Literacy Partners and the Settlement's Workforce Development Center. Classes are held from noon to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Interested students should call Literacy Partners at 212.725.9200. Tutoring Services BGR offers tutoring to high school or college students in need of assistance on Tuesday and Thursday evenings through a partnership with NYU.

Welcome to the official Facebook page of the New York City Baha'i community. The Baha'i Faith is a world religion whose purpose is to bring unity to the people of the world and contribute to the betterment of humanity. Learn more at www.bahai.us. The New York City Baha'i community's events and activities are open to people of all backgrounds and faiths, and are held in many neighborhoods throughout the five boroughs. Visit our website to find out more about our upcoming events, or to arrange to meet the Baha'is in your area.

Located in a lovingly restored former synagogue in the heart of the Lower East Side, also known as Loisaida. the Sixth Street Community Center has been working to empower the community through grassroots organizing since 1978. We offer a variety of programs and events including free arts, writing and gardening after school and summer programs for local youth; affordable adult workshops, donation-based yoga, zumba, and dance classes; a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA); poetry and open mic nights; and much, much more. Whether you're interested in learning more about what we have to offer, hoping to join the CSA, or hungering for a fresh, organic juice on-site at our Organic Soul Café, our doors are always open. We are located at 638 E Sixth Street. Just stop by!

As a Great Commission church, we strive to empower world missions by sharing the Gospel and expanding God's Kingdom locally and globally. To this end, we help each member establish firm and purpose-driven lives and families. Through various ministries and fellowships, our members connect with one another based on their respective life stages, such as Children, Youth, Single, Married Couples and the Elderly. Through these dynamic relationships, each fellowship, small group, worship service and systematic Bible study actively engage, challenge and support the growth and health of each member.

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Located in Brooklyn’s Northside section of Williamsburg, the former firehouse will become home to both NAG and The People’s Firehouse. The two organizations have historically served with dedicated action and activism while continually shaping North Brooklyn to benefit the diverse and vibrant community. Neighbors Allied for good Growth (NAG) is a volunteer-based community planning and environmental justice organization that has been performing grassroots organizing, advocacy and outreach/education to the North Brooklyn waterfront community of Williamsburg/Greenpoint since 1994. People's Firehouse Inc. (PFI) has provided 34 years of community leadership in the fight and preservation of EC 212 and offers a broad spectrum of advocacy and affordable housing development, diverse social and legal tenant services, education and vocational training and energy conservation programs to the residents of the Williamsburg/Greenpoint neighborhoods. The Northside Town Hall Community and Cultural Center board was officially formed on May 20,2009, and the organization was granted tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit status the following year. Organizational Capacity The strengths and skills of NAG and PFI complement each other, and together will provide a strong set of on-site services in organizing and advocating for the community. PFI will continue to operate programs in housing/property management, tenant advocacy, energy efficiency and home weatherization, fire prevention assistance, workforce development services, computer training, and English as a Second Language. NAG will operate ongoing programs in the areas of community planning and development, preserving local jobs, improving the State Park (whose establishment NAG led), fighting against low-income tenant displacement and harassment, assuring that local construction is performed safely and legally, and other issues to help preserve and enhance the community. Community The two organizations bring a unique legacy of community leadership to the redevelopment of the site. With the history of both long-term engagement with the Engine 212 building itself and bridge-building between community advocacy/service groups and local cultural organizations the partnership will work to preserve the site's character, highlighting it's historical and emerging community services. Culture In developing the cultural component of the site NAG and PFI will form an advisory board of community-based arts and cultural organizations. Collectively the groups will be responsible for programming original arts exhibitions and cultural events on the ground floor by providing affordable exhibition and performance space for artists and organizations with a focus on, but not limited to, local art and activism leading to community success.

Join Nat Towsen for a wild time at UCB East, the first Monday of every month. Regular segments on the show: * Downtown History, (an educational presentation) * Giveaways from local businesses * NYC Trivia

The Henry Street Settlement Parent Center offers free parenting groups and workshops to strengthen families and build communities. Our staff is trained in health, behavioral health, life-span development and wellness, and in addressing cultural influences on parenting styles. Current programming includes the Parenting Journey group, Sunny Starts group for expectant mothers and mothers and their babies (up to 12 months), Toddler Tuesdays, and various six-week groups which explore a range of topics, including groups held in Mandarin, group for parents of children with special needs, and for parenting teenagers.

Why '6BC'? Our name --6BC--tells you where we are: on 6th Street in Manhattan's lively East Village, between Avenues B and C. But there's more to it: 'B' for Botanical We call it a botanical garden because that's the traditional name for a garden where visitors come to learn about lots of plants from lots of places. Our garden includes hundreds of plants, native plants as well as many that were immigrants to New York-- and that makes our garden a lot like our community. 'C' for Community Unlike many other botanical gardens, 6BC is also a community garden: East Villagers, all volunteers, started building it on a rubble-strewn empty lot in the early 1980s. Since then, our garden's story, like our neighborhood's, has been one of constant challenge and change. Today, after a period in which 6BC's survival, like that of other New York community gardens, was threatened by the city's exploding development, our garden's land has been permanently set aside for public use as part of the New York City Parks system. Even so, the garden is still completely cared for and run by community members, all volunteers. We are a Green Thumb garden, and we work with a variety of community garden coalitions and enviromental groups to ensure the continued health of all community gardens--and a greener future for all of us. We invite you to join us and to support 6BC financially as well as with your time and talents. Entry is FREE & open to the public. RULES No drugs or alcohol Stay on paths (People and pets) Keep back from pond and pools Do not pick or break plants Do not run or shout No bikes, skates or skateboards No fires or barbeques Take your garbage out with you HOURS May through October Monday-Friday: 6pm - 8pm Weekends: 12pm - 4pm Whenever the gate is open you are welcome to come on in & explore the garden.

Monica's Bakery (Authentic Dominican Cakes) a place where you can get the best Dominican cakes EVER! we only use good ingredients to make the cakes wonderful. Our vanilla extract is straight from the Dominican Republic. We have been to Mexico to make a wedding cake for 1,300 people. If you want to know more about our cakes, please feel free to leave comments, messages, come to our place or call us so we can give you further information. If we don't have what you're looking for, you can always show us your creations and imagination skills to create your dream cake or cakes! We do delivery to places where the party will be held.

We are an Internet lounge and full service print shop. We're open late. People like us. - Use our computers - Print school papers, resumes, passive-aggressive notes to your roommate, letters to grandma (large font sizes available, no extra fee) - Purchase wireless for your laptop or mobile device - Print event fliers, posters, business cards (we can also design them for you - this DOES cost extra) - Computer repair - Virus removal -Charge your mobile phone

The Solidarity Center is a shared office, resource, meeting venue and work space that seeks to support grassroots social justice efforts in New York City. Located close to many subways (any train to 23rd St.). The Solidarity Center is entirely supported by individual monthly contributions. It is run and supported by volunteers.