Neighbor is proud to host The Gleaning Project on Tuesday afternoons. We welcome you to stop in to learn more about the project. Email Noemia (below) for more information or to learn how to be involved.

Contact: Noemia

Neighbor is excited to host our friend ilumina NYC. More info from the host:

This workshop offers:

• Mindfulness practices to foster inner peace 

• Artistic expression to unleash creativity 

• Sustainability activities to connect with the earth 

• Breathing techniques for emotional regulation 

• Cooperative games that teach valuable social skills 

Why choose us?

 Expand Your Child’s Brain Capacity

 Boost Self-Esteem & Confidence

 Enhance Creativity & Imagination

 Improve Concentration & Focus

 Foster Positive Neural Connections

 Date: Sunday, November 17

 Time: 1 to 4 PM

 Location: At Neighbor, 176 9th Ave

Spaces are limited as we aim to provide personalized attention to each child, ensuring a nurturing and enriching environment.

Register www.iluminanyc.com

In the same way we hope you feel free to bring your unique gifts to serve Chelsea through Neighbor, David is glad to provide free pastoral counseling for individuals or couples. David is a neighbor and a pastor, and currently leads a church that meets along the High Line.

Everyone will be honored. All will be safe. All walks of life and faith backgrounds are welcome.

Walk in or set up a time here.

In the same way we hope you feel free to bring your unique gifts to serve Chelsea through Neighbor, David is glad to provide free pastoral counseling for individuals or couples. David is a neighbor and a pastor, and currently leads a church that meets along the High Line.

Everyone will be honored. All will be safe. All walks of life and faith backgrounds are welcome.

Walk in or set up a time here.

Hosted by our friend Elena!

This course will explore the art of deep engagement through the practice of close reading. Using Leo Tolstoy's masterpiece Anna Karenina as our guide, we will cultivate skills that extend beyond literature, enhancing our ability to analyze, interpret, and find meaning in various aspects of our lives.

The reading philosophy will be: to read slowly, to document our impressions and associations, to trace words and patterns, to write in the margins and in journals, to inquire the author’s use of key terms, and to examine themes across the angles of the story.

This course welcomes participants from all walks of life - literature enthusiasts, professionals seeking new perspectives, anyone eager to engage with literature.

8 classes from October 8th - December 6th (skipping 11/26)
Sliding scale of $120-$400 ( tip: ask your employer if you have a continuing education budget for classes)

More info & to register, click HERE

About the Facilitator:

Elena studied Comparative Literature and Information Science at Columbia University and has been working in consulting for three years.

She is passionate about incorporating art into everyday life and building practices to be thoughtful, creative, and content. A big one is facilitating and participating in literary discussion groups!

In the same way we hope you feel free to bring your unique gifts to serve Chelsea through Neighbor, David is glad to provide free pastoral counseling for individuals or couples. David is a neighbor and a pastor, and currently leads a church that meets along the High Line.

Everyone will be honored. All will be safe. All walks of life and faith backgrounds are welcome.

Walk in or set up a time here.

Neighbor is excited to host our friend Stephanie and her wellness workshop for children! More info from her here:

This workshop offers:

• Mindfulness practices to foster inner peace 

• Artistic expression to unleash creativity 

• Sustainability activities to connect with the earth 

• Breathing techniques for emotional regulation 

• Cooperative games that teach valuable social skills 

Why choose us?

•  Expand Your Child’s Brain Capacity

•  Boost Self-Esteem & Confidence

•  Enhance Creativity & Imagination

•  Improve Concentration & Focus

•  Foster Positive Neural Connections

 Date: Sunday, November 17

 Time: 1 to 4 PM

 Location: At Neighbor, 176 9th Ave, Chelsea, NYC

Spaces are limited as we aim to provide personalized attention to each child, ensuring a nurturing and enriching environment.

For more info and to register, visit www.iluminanyc.com

Meet a neighbor, use our wifi, and get out of your apartment on Friday afternoons if you’re a hybrid / virtual worker. Feel free to bring your own lunch or snacks. We just ask that you keep conversations to a minimum and step outside if you have to take a call or join a meeting.

In the same way we hope you feel free to bring your unique gifts to serve Chelsea through Neighbor, David is glad to provide free pastoral counseling for individuals or couples. David is a neighbor and a pastor, and currently leads a church that meets along the High Line.

Everyone will be honored. All will be safe. All walks of life and faith backgrounds are welcome.

Walk in or set up a time here.

Neighbor is excited to host our neighbor Brittany and her organization Good Heart Art!

More from the host:

Good Heart Art is a community oriented, processed based and child centered art class focusing on the exposure to and exploration of art materials and mediums without explicit direction. In other words, a warm and welcoming place to give kids the tools and space they need to artistically express themselves!

Cost to attend is $35 for your child, with a $10 discount for any siblings! Open to all kids ages 18 months - 4 years.

Check out www.goodheartart.com to learn more and register. And be sure to follow @goodheartartnyc for pictures and updates!

Neighbor is excited to host our friends Here to Honor for their “Minding Our Mortality Book Club”. More info from the host here:

“Minding our Mortality” [MoM] events by Here to Honor provide opportunities for contemplative thought and conversation—designated time and space for considering our impermanence in ways that tap into our deepest human longings and shape how we face our finitude.

At our next Book Club gathering, we will be discussing Briefly Perfectly Human: Making an Authentic Life by Getting Real about the End by Alua Arthur. This New York Times bestseller is described as "a deeply transformative memoir that reframes how we think about death and how it can help us lead better, more fulfilling and authentic lives, from America's most visible death doula."

It is recommended that you read this book prior to our meeting at Neighbor on Wednesday evening, Nov 13th. Beverages and snacks will be provided.

A description of this book is excerpted from Bookshop.org below:

Briefly Perfectly Human is a life-changing, soul-gathering debut, by a writer whose empathy, tenderness, and wisdom shimmers on the page. Alua Arthur combines intimate storytelling with a passionate appeal for loving, courageous end-of-life care--what she calls "death embrace." Hers is a powerful testament to getting in touch with something deeper in our lives, by embracing the fact of our own mortality. "Hold that truth in your mind," Alua says, "and wondrous things will begin to grow around it."

Purchasing from Bookshop.org supports local bookstores as well as Here to Honor.

This is a free event, but you will have the option to make a suggested donation of $10 during the registration process—that would help us cover costs and is greatly appreciated! Register here.

In the same way we hope you feel free to bring your unique gifts to serve Chelsea through Neighbor, David is glad to provide free pastoral counseling for individuals or couples. David is a neighbor and a pastor, and currently leads a church that meets along the High Line.

Everyone will be honored. All will be safe. All walks of life and faith backgrounds are welcome.

Walk in or set up a time here.

Hosted by our friend Elena!

This course will explore the art of deep engagement through the practice of close reading. Using Leo Tolstoy's masterpiece Anna Karenina as our guide, we will cultivate skills that extend beyond literature, enhancing our ability to analyze, interpret, and find meaning in various aspects of our lives.

The reading philosophy will be: to read slowly, to document our impressions and associations, to trace words and patterns, to write in the margins and in journals, to inquire the author’s use of key terms, and to examine themes across the angles of the story.

This course welcomes participants from all walks of life - literature enthusiasts, professionals seeking new perspectives, anyone eager to engage with literature.

8 classes from October 8th - December 6th (skipping 11/26)
Sliding scale of $120-$400 ( tip: ask your employer if you have a continuing education budget for classes)

More info & to register, click HERE

About the Facilitator:

Elena studied Comparative Literature and Information Science at Columbia University and has been working in consulting for three years.

She is passionate about incorporating art into everyday life and building practices to be thoughtful, creative, and content. A big one is facilitating and participating in literary discussion groups!

Neighbor is proud to host The Gleaning Project on Tuesday afternoons. We welcome you to stop in to learn more about the project. Email Noemia (below) for more information or to learn how to be involved.

Contact: Noemia

In the same way we hope you feel free to bring your unique gifts to serve Chelsea through Neighbor, David is glad to provide free pastoral counseling for individuals or couples. David is a neighbor and a pastor, and currently leads a church that meets along the High Line.

Everyone will be honored. All will be safe. All walks of life and faith backgrounds are welcome.

Walk in or set up a time here.

Meet a neighbor, use our wifi, and get out of your apartment on Friday afternoons if you’re a hybrid / virtual worker. Feel free to bring your own lunch or snacks. We just ask that you keep conversations to a minimum and step outside if you have to take a call or join a meeting.

In the same way we hope you feel free to bring your unique gifts to serve Chelsea through Neighbor, David is glad to provide free pastoral counseling for individuals or couples. David is a neighbor and a pastor, and currently leads a church that meets along the High Line.

Everyone will be honored. All will be safe. All walks of life and faith backgrounds are welcome.

Walk in or set up a time here.

Neighbor is thrilled our neighbor Krystal is hosting this storytime! More info from her here:

Come meet other parents and caregivers as we read and sing together with our little ones.
November 4, 11-11:40AM @ Neighbor

Please RSVP for this FREE event! Space is limited to 10 children.

Recommended ages: 6 months to 3 years

Neighbor is excited to host our neighbor Brittany and her organization Good Heart Art!

More from the host:

Good Heart Art is a community oriented, processed based and child centered art class focusing on the exposure to and exploration of art materials and mediums without explicit direction. In other words, a warm and welcoming place to give kids the tools and space they need to artistically express themselves!

Cost to attend is $35 for your child, with a $10 discount for any siblings! Open to all kids ages 18 months - 4 years.

Check out www.goodheartart.com to learn more and register. And be sure to follow @goodheartartnyc for pictures and updates!

Hosted by our friend Elena!

This course will explore the art of deep engagement through the practice of close reading. Using Leo Tolstoy's masterpiece Anna Karenina as our guide, we will cultivate skills that extend beyond literature, enhancing our ability to analyze, interpret, and find meaning in various aspects of our lives.

The reading philosophy will be: to read slowly, to document our impressions and associations, to trace words and patterns, to write in the margins and in journals, to inquire the author’s use of key terms, and to examine themes across the angles of the story.

This course welcomes participants from all walks of life - literature enthusiasts, professionals seeking new perspectives, anyone eager to engage with literature.

8 classes from October 8th - December 6th (skipping 11/26)
Sliding scale of $120-$400 ( tip: ask your employer if you have a continuing education budget for classes)

More info & to register, click HERE

About the Facilitator:

Elena studied Comparative Literature and Information Science at Columbia University and has been working in consulting for three years.

She is passionate about incorporating art into everyday life and building practices to be thoughtful, creative, and content. A big one is facilitating and participating in literary discussion groups!

Neighbor is proud to host The Gleaning Project on Tuesday afternoons. We welcome you to stop in to learn more about the project. Email Noemia (below) for more information or to learn how to be involved.

Contact: Noemia

Come by to view our current exhibit LOVE LETTERS and meet the artist. Kiki will be on site and happy to share more about her work, her process, and answer any questions.

In the same way we hope you feel free to bring your unique gifts to serve Chelsea through Neighbor, David is glad to provide free pastoral counseling for individuals or couples. David is a neighbor and a pastor, and currently leads a church that meets along the High Line.

Everyone will be honored. All will be safe. All walks of life and faith backgrounds are welcome.

Walk in or set up a time here.

Meet a neighbor, use our wifi, and get out of your apartment on Friday afternoons if you’re a hybrid / virtual worker. Feel free to bring your own lunch or snacks. We just ask that you keep conversations to a minimum and step outside if you have to take a call or join a meeting.