Venues that host communities

A historic cultural institution housed in the Samuel Tilden Mansion, dedicated to advancing the fine arts and hosting over 150 free programs annually including exhibitions, concerts, readings, and performances. It serves as a dynamic gathering place for artists and patrons across all creative disciplines.

A studio in East Village, New York, where ArtsClub hosts events for people of all experience levels to learn, discuss, and create artwork, fostering creativity and community connections.

A studio in Washington DC, where ArtsClub hosts hundreds of events annually, welcoming participants to express themselves through art and build connections with others.

A monthly gathering space for artists and art lovers to socialize, exchange ideas, and engage in mindful creativity.

A friendly, volunteer-run non-profit community center offering modern Buddhism and meditation classes with a small bookstore, lounge, meditation room, and backyard patio in Brooklyn's Boerum Hill.

A museum featuring a Wee Arts Studio for children to explore creative activities.

A museum hosting family programs including open studio art projects and gallery tours.

A museum offering family-friendly Sunday afternoon activities and art making in its Education Center.

An internationally recognized clubhouse providing a supportive community environment for adults with mental illness, offering resources for employment, education, and housing support.

A community hub hosting various programs including Day Habilitation, Community Based Prevocational Program, Hourly Waiver Respite Program, and Lifelong Enrichment Program, offering recreational activities, volunteer opportunities, and creative art groups.

A service location for Developmental Disabilities Vocational Support Services, Diagnostic Vocational Evaluation, and Work Readiness programs, facilitating group work and vocational training.

A residential alternative facility providing room, board, and personalized service options with on-site support for life skills training and community integration activities.

A facility housing BCS PROS and Community Health and Mindfulness Program (CHAMP), offering art therapy, cognitive remediation therapy, and culturally relevant suicide prevention interventions.