Join us for a Swiss-style chess tournament where each participant will have the opportunity to compete, learn, and develop their interest in chess. An awards ceremony will follow the matches. For ages 5-12. This is a drop-off program. Registration required, please email: registration@bpca.ny.gov
VIEWING HOURS for Lower Manhattan: 50 Years of Photographs
VIEWING HOURS for Lower Manhattan: 50 Years of Photographs
Join us for a weekly writing session led by Author and Poet Jon Curley. Taking inspiration from life events, participants will be encouraged to use reflection as a way to enhance their writing styles in any preferred mode. Free program, space is limited, registration required, please email: registration@bpca.ny.gov
Drop by the Community Room and join seniors from the greater BPC area for conversation, and informal card and board games. Make new friends and catch up with neighbors.
Adults of all ages are welcome to play Mah Jongg. Some Mah Jongg cards will be available, or bring your own. For more information email: 200rector@bpca.ny.gov.
Drop by the Community Room and join seniors from the greater BPC area for conversation, and informal card and board games. Make new friends and catch up with neighbors.
Adults of all ages are welcome to play Mah Jongg. Some Mah Jongg cards will be available, or bring your own. For more information email: 200rector@bpca.ny.gov.
Children ages 6-10 are invited to play in pop-up clinics on select days during spring break. Join BPC coaches for skill sessions ending in scrimmages. Open to all experience levels. Click into the event to RSVP.
Children ages 6-10 are invited to play in pop-up clinics on select days during spring break. Join BPC coaches for skill sessions ending in scrimmages. Open to all experience levels. Click into the event to RSVP.
Children ages 6-10 are invited to play in pop-up clinics on select days during spring break. Join BPC coaches for skill sessions ending in scrimmages. Open to all experience levels. Click into the event to RSVP.
The Paradox Docs series features contradictory yet fascinating stories from unlikely sources. Daguerréotypes (1976), directed by Agnès Varda, is a portrait of the stores and shopkeepers of the Rue Daguerre in Paris. Between the everyday rituals of their work, they talk of their lives, relationships, and dreams. Free popcorn will be served, and a discussion will follow the screenings.