Expo 2022 is an art exhibition featuring 70+ works created by older adult members of Greenwich House. The exhibit returned in November 2022 after a three-year hiatus due to the […]
Photo: Alan Wiener, courtesy Greenwich House Pottery 2023. A Figure Enters Paul Narkiewicz curated by Megan Mi-Ai Lee In-Person Reception | Friday, January 20, 2023 | 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. […]
In case you may not be up to date on your Covid boosters or Influenza vaccines, we are offering these FREE vaccinations to the community. Email Associate Director of Older […]
Join us for a series of informal art talks, featuring a wide variety of art and artists from diverse cultures and eras. The floor is always open to discussion! Led […]
Impara a parlare italiano con Richard Palumbo! Via Zoom
Tuscan White Bean Stew
A low impact workout that’s easy to follow and great for all levels
Musicians and appreciative audience members welcome! This weekly session is an informal gathering of playing popular cover songs or just singing along. Bring your own instrument to play with us; […]
Develop a cash flow chart that shows when your money comes and goes
Review and interpret statements and bills you receive as a Medicare recipient and reconcile the various statements you receive
Transportation provided
New films and discussions every week!
In this interactive Zoom workshop you will discover how to- Get started on Zoom Set up your account including background settings, join a meeting, download the app, schedule meetings and […]
Transportation Provided, please RSVP to Assistant Director, Donna Coles at dcoles@greenwichhouse.org
Don’t exercise at home or alone! Instead, come to the Center to be motivated and cheered on by your fellow members.
Stretch your mental muscles with different cranial activities presented by Karen Loder from the New Amsterdam branch of the NYPL
Qi Gong is a sequence of movements which collects, generates, and circulates chi (vital life energy). This form sits or stands in one place and ultimately moves every joint in […]
Greenwich House programs have reached 60,000 New Yorkers in need since the pandemic began. Help us do even more in the year ahead!