Join us for a ‘Nervous System Regulation’ session with Michelle Miller. Bring a blanket or beach towel, we’re gathering to explore simple, practical tools for nervous system regulation—so you can return to center, even in life’s most challenging moments. You’ll leave with powerful practices to support your well-being, deepen your connections, and come home to yourself again and again. Learn more about Michelle & her plans for our June event.
MORE: We will have beverages, including Chandra’s artisanal lemonade. If you can, bring a snack to share.
2-2:15 – Meet and Greet
2:15-3:15 – Nervous System Regulation
3:15-3:30 – Women’s Voices
3:30 – 4 – More Meet and Greet
» We have been enjoying our reusable stainless steel beverage cups! Let’s keep up the attempts to be as earth-friendly as possible! Let’s try to bring finger foods to share so we do not need to use forks or spoons. We do have bamboo utensils when needed.
On the Summer Solstice – Friday, June 20th at 7pm – Bruce’s Garden will host a fundraising party to celebrate the 55th anniversary of our beloved community garden. Reserve your spot now!
We’ll also recognize local leaders and organizations that mirror the spirit of the garden’s founding family – the J.A., Gerri, and Bruce Reynolds, whose collective effort transformed an empty lot into a thriving garden, back in 1970.
As many of you know, Bruce Reynolds was working for the Port Authority when he lost his life aiding victims of the World Trade Center attacks on September 11, 2001. The Parks Department recognized Bruce’s selfless bravery and service by naming the garden in his honor.
Join us on June 20th for an al fresco dinner featuring local cuisine, music by Clérida Eltimé, a Grammy-nominated cellist — and a special Sound Bath by Licia of Aveani Sacred Wellness — not to mention the good company of friends and neighbors.
AND there will be a special raffle of honey from Bruce’s Garden bees, as well as other local treats!
Irrevocable Conditions: a Play Repertoire for Pride is Inspired by James Baldwin’s quote, “Perhaps home is not a place but simply an irrevocable condition.”
Through 3 weeks and 4 plays, Irrevocable Conditions spends Pride Month exploring the queer community’s conditions of home: all of the plays being done are intimate in nature, and lend themselves to being performed in a true DIY sense a.k.a in an NYC apartment.
SCHEDULE
June 27th 6:30pm
Temporary
By Juliet Riggs
Directed by Marie Finch-Koinuma
High Noon and Blue Notes: Jazz Meets the American Western
Hilary Gardner and the Lonesome Pines album “On the Trail” explores a rarely heard segment of the American Songbook – the Hollywood Western. Hailed as “something new and wondrous” by The Wall Street Journal, the album was named a top 10 jazz album of 2024 by the London Times and received a 2025 Western Heritage Award. New York City musicians Gardner, guitarist Justin Poindexter, and accordionist Sasha Papernik will lead a concert of these songs and share stories about the immigrant voices that shaped this unique subgenre. With Aaron Thurnston (percussion), and Jesse Brenehey (bass).
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