Explore the arts with lessons at Greenwich House Music School or the Pottery, enjoy a concert or exhibition, join our Advisory Council or get involved with the organization, host your event or meeting in our historic buildings, or find counseling and treatment services.
No matter what your skill level, Greenwich House Music School has dedicated staff to help adults seeking to continue their music education refine and hone their talents. Programs include voice […]
Greenwich House Pottery offers adult courses for every level of practice and discipline including wheel-throwing, handbuilding, mold making and slipcasting, and various special topics classes. Greenwich House Pottery has two […]
Greenwich House Music School produces and hosts various concerts throughout the year in our historic 84-seat concert hall. Being at the center of New York’s downtown arts scene allows us […]
Visit Open on Wednesdays, 12:00 – 6:00 p.m. or by appointment. Contact Gallery and Residency Manager Kaitlin McClure to schedule a visit or sign up for an appointment online. About […]
The Greenwich House Advisory Council is a volunteer-led group of young professionals. Members of the Advisory Council play an important role at Greenwich House by sharing their skills, expertise and time to help support the organization’s mission.
For over 120 years we’ve been proud to support the evolving needs of our community and city, and as we all navigate this latest challenge Greenwich House remains committed to […]
Greenwich House owns and manages a broad variety of buildings and spaces located in the heart of Manhattan’s historic West Village. As caretakers of a 100-year-old legacy of service and […]
We are open and accepting new clients: As we continue to monitor developments related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), The Center for Healing will remain open during our regular […]
Intergenerational, trauma-informed mental health and recovery services for New Yorkers of all ages. We are now located at 623 BROADWAY 2nd Fl., NY, NY 10012 At the Center for Resiliency […]
Greenwich House programs have reached 60,000 New Yorkers in need since the pandemic began. Help us do even more in the year ahead!