Join GnosticNYC on Sunday, March 18 from 2 – 4 pm for a talk by guest speaker Jonathan Talat Philips. Jonathan is the author of The Electric Jesus: The Healing Journey of a Contemporary Gnostics (Evolver Editions/North Atlantic Books). He…
More than 80 people showed up at CRS Friday night for a standing-room-only multi-media presentation by Pace Univ. professor and anti-nuclear activist Chris Williams about the current situation in Fukushima, Japan. The event was co-organized by Shut Down Indian Point…
CRS will be closed on Monday, Feb 20 in observance of President’s Day. Our next observed holiday will be Memorial Day….
CRS sponsored artist Lake Simons was awarded a $5,000 project grant from the Henson Foundation for staging of her new work Wind Set-Up. Lake is currently working on Broadway as part of the puppetry team for War Horse. photo…
CRS Yoga Instructor Yuki Hasegawa is the only NYC instructor of the ancient yoga developed and practiced by the monks of the mountains of Thailand. 115 poses, originally designed by the monks to prepare them for the strenuous hermetic mountain…
Discover the Miracle of Water with your Valentine and Overground. On Tues, Feb 14 at 8 pm, CRS Yoga Instructor Stoyan Radev and Overground 888 will presnt a multi-media lecture on the little-known miraculous properties and benefits of water. Admission…
CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) invites you to join the 500 Frogs project by hand painting a resin frog for the children of Tohoku, Japan. Pick up your frog at CRS, decorate it at home (realistically or fantastically, whatever…
CRS will be closed this Sunday and Monday, January 1 – 2, 2012.
Has all that holiday shopping left you hurting? CRS Yoga Instructor Yuki Hasegawa Thomas might have just the remedy. Throughout January, her Thai Mountain Yoga (Ruesri Dat Ton) class will focus on self-massage and stretch for shoulder tightness. Since this is the first and so…
I’d like to thank everyone who came to CRS Friday night to see the screening of Yunah Hong’s wonderful documentary “Anna May Wong: In Her Own Words.” Ms. Hong’s film is a powerful, professional and heartfelt look at a true…