Originating in the temples of South India, Bharatanatyam consists of a rich vocabulary of facial expressions, hand gestures, narration, storytelling, and percussive. Members will start with gentle warmup of the […]
This workshop teaches members how to prepare a professional targeted resume that reflects their skills, knowledge and education that are relevant to the job they are seeking. This increases the […]
New films and discussion every week!
A 4-part introductory workshop will help you understand the basics of computer usage, including utilizing the keyboard and shortcuts, email, search, and basic functions. This is the third of a […]
We made it through the first few weeks of daylight savings! If you’re someone who needs time to adjust to the new time schedule, we get it. Beginning March 28, […]
In "Who We Are" , Esther will reflect on honoring aging with an open discussion over refreshments.
This workshop gives instructions on how to use or improve your skills in Microsoft Word and create documents such as cover letters, resumes, and standard business letters. This is the […]
A classical ballet class designed for the older "artiste", no dance experience is necessary. In the grand tradition of trocks, the class will celebrate moments of hilarity and breathtaking beauty.
Start your afternoon off with Buddy Reading Groups with our Barrow St. Nursery School Students! Bring a book or borrow one of ours. We encourage you to bring your own […]
After reading with the Buddy Reading Groups, make your way upstairs to Greenwich House's Youth Community Center to paint and draw with students! Light refreshments will be served.
An interactive workshop designed to help you understand your current health plan options by exploring ways to save money on your monthly bills. Led by Financial Educator Allan Torrey
This workshop aims to provide a basic understanding of social media platforms and their benefits. The workshop covers topics such as creating an account, navigating the platform, posting content, and […]
Greenwich House programs have reached 60,000 New Yorkers in need since the pandemic began. Help us do even more in the year ahead!