
A Manhattan- and Tokyo-based organization founded by the Japanese writer Yasuko Kasaki and artist Christopher Pelham in 2004, CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) offers spiritual counseling, healing, and mind training and also develops and presents arts and cultural programming.
The CRS mission is rooted in the non-dualistic teachings of A Course in Miracles (ACIM), which reminds us that we are limitless spiritual beings and encourages us to remember our true nature by committing to a practice of deep, non-judgmental inquiry.
CRS serves as a spiritual and creative laboratory, providing a diverse and international community of artists and healers across disciplines with opportunities to experiment and share their unique inner visions in order to illuminate what is true and universal.
News

CRS & La Mama Etc. Present Megumi Eda’s Please Cry April 25-27
Save the Date! CRS is honored to collaborate once again with La Mama Etc., this time to present Megumi Eda's solo dance theatre work "Please Cry" as...

DIVINE, commissioned by CRS, will premiere in Italy Nov 10
Following the UK premiere presented by IMPERMANENCE at The Mount Without in Bristol and a second sold-out run of DIVINE at Dock11 in Berlin, Teatro...

CRS is moving!
After almost 20 years at our cherished home at 123 4th Ave in Manhattan, CRS is moving! This month is the last the we will spend in the Clouds AO-designed White Room, which was named one of “9 yoga studios that achieve design nirvana” by Homes to Love and which has shaped so many classes, workshops, concerts, healings, and community events over the years. Please join us in celebrating the White Room at our final events there.

DIVINE, commissioned by CRS, returns to Dock 11 in Berlin
Following a sold-out premiere run of DIVINE at Dock11 in Berlin, Germany last May, Dock 11 is bringing it back for four more performances February 1...

CRS & La Mama Etc. Present Megumi Eda’s Please Cry April 25-27
Save the Date! CRS is honored to collaborate once again with La Mama Etc., this time to present Megumi Eda's solo dance theatre work "Please Cry" as...

DIVINE, commissioned by CRS, will premiere in Italy Nov 10
Following the UK premiere presented by IMPERMANENCE at The Mount Without in Bristol and a second sold-out run of DIVINE at Dock11 in Berlin, Teatro...

CRS is moving!
After almost 20 years at our cherished home at 123 4th Ave in Manhattan, CRS is moving! This month is the last the we will spend in the Clouds AO-designed White Room, which was named one of “9 yoga studios that achieve design nirvana” by Homes to Love and which has shaped so many classes, workshops, concerts, healings, and community events over the years. Please join us in celebrating the White Room at our final events there.

DIVINE, commissioned by CRS, returns to Dock 11 in Berlin
Following a sold-out premiere run of DIVINE at Dock11 in Berlin, Germany last May, Dock 11 is bringing it back for four more performances February 1...
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Wednesdays at Noon Music Video Series
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Find Us!
CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing)
41 E 11th St FL 11 (just east of University PL, above Ootoya restaurant)
New York, NY 10003
212-677-8621
If you attend a concert or public lecture/event at CRS, you consent to be photographed, videotaped, or otherwise recorded during the performance by CRS staff or other authorized individuals. Non-commercial photography/videography by patrons is allowed without flash, unless an announcement to the contrary is made prior to the performance.
CRS is a signatory to the We Have Voice Collective’s Code of Conduct for Safe(r) Workplaces in the Performing Arts. This code promotes zero tolerance for harassment of any kind, including but not limited to sexual harassment and bullying. The commitments and definitions within the Code of Conduct promote the creation and strengthening of safe(r) spaces that uphold the equitable treatment of all people regardless of their various identities and positionalities, including gender identity, race, age, ability, ethnicity, culture, immigration status, sexual orientation and identity, class position and economic background, and religious belief and affiliation. Read the full code at too-many.org.