A true East Village gem Long may it live and prosper. The downstairs rental space is very…read moreaffordable and beautiful, and in keeping with the entire ethos of the Center and its director. I haven't tried the cafe but I'm sure it's great.

Lovely place with great arts programming throughout the week, community food distribution, and a…read moreSoul cafe that serves organic food. Awesome place!!

ppl at the front desk not all of them but few of them are unprofessional. sadly they gossip about…read moreGuests. lucky you guys I don't know this office policy but if they do it at the drs office, it's violating. Some visitors have bad attitudes while others left their belongings on the table, someone else walk through and takes food I've seen this time to time. if you're planning to visit here just be careful.

Came here to check out the Keith Haring mural. Really cool in person, pictures don't really do it…read morejustice. The details, variety, silliness, sexiness in the mural is quite good.

Henry Street Settlement - Dales Jones Burch Neighborhood Center is a non-profit organization…read morelocated in Lower East Side where the community seek and obtain assistance gaining access to food, apply for housing, healthcare, employment including mental health services referrals which enabling one to sustain stable lives. This Dale Jones Burch Neighborhood Center program was opened in 2019 on the former site of a defunct firehouse and adjacent to Henry Street's headquarters. The staff is very welcoming and attentive. I came here for a workplace training session. After reading their pamphlets and literature about their services I am elated with their offerings available. I am finally included to be on the other side... at long last. Nota bene: All services are free.

A nonprofit startup by Jennifer Tam and Victoria Lee in March 2020, they originally were providing…read morerelief to small businesses hit by the pandemic. Today they look at impacts of disasters, systemic disinvestment, and other challenges in the community; they're building the Hub here at @ 115 Bowery to provide longer-term support for meetings, conferences, and businesses throughout the Chinatown area. We did a volunteer event where we helped canvas the stores in the area, as they are often outside the "google" grid. Looking forward to seeing the space once they open in October 2024!

From the owner: Welcome to Chinatown is a non-profit vibrant community hub dedicated to empowering local businesses…read moreand entrepreneurs. We are deeply rooted in immigrant families' rich heritage and ongoing contributions to the Chinatown community. We are committed to supporting the entrepreneurial spirit by fostering connections and providing essential resources to develop growth within these businesses. Together, we create opportunities, drive growth, and celebrate the unique tapestry of our community.

A lot of alien activity it was cool but I saw men in black suits walking by I took a photo with my…read morethermal camera

I discovered this space as a follower of one of their movement teachers. It is a very friendly and…read morecalm place where one feels welcome. It's as if coming into a nest when walking in from the crazy streets of NYC. The space seems to offer lots of varied class that i am excited to start trying soon. And they exhibit beautiful Japanese art which one can buy when the exhibition ends. Got a couple of Japanese flower vases that are truly gorgeous and have that rough handmade look.

I attended a tea ceremony with wagashi and shamisen offerings…read more Lovely. I will go back soon.