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Henry Street Settlement opens doors of opportunity for Lower East Side residents and other New Yorkers through social services, arts, and health care programs.

The Art Show Gala Preview: February 28th

A glamorous cocktail party. Flowing fine wines. Beautifully catered and presented hors d’oeuvres. Thrilling contemporary, modern and postwar art. Fascinating uptown, downtown and international guests.

Join us for all this and more at The Art Show Gala Preview at the magnificent Park Avenue Armory. The Art Show, with its opening Gala Preview, is one of New York City’s most eagerly anticipated events, benefits Henry Street Settlement and is organized by the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA). The show will feature thoughtfully curated solo, two-person, and a thematic exhibition by 72 of the nation’s leading art dealers.

Can't make it to the Gala Preview? See the artwork and join us for the run of show through March 5th. To learn more and buy tickets CLICK HERE » 

   

REGISTER FOR CAMP TODAY

Do the plummeting temperatures and snow flurries make you dream of summer? You’re not the only one! Here at Henry Street Settlement, we are busy preparing for our two summer day camps, Camp Henry and Abrons Arts Camp. Both camps are great ways for children ages five to thirteen to spend their summer, and registration is open now!

To learn more and register now CLICK HERE » 

   

WE ARE HENRY STREET

With all the controversy surrounding immigration these days, we are featuring some immigrant success stories. We didn’t have to search far and wide – all of the individuals profiled are Henry Street employees! We asked our employees–who come from countries such as Nicaragua, Haiti and Pakistan—about their experiences. We hope you enjoy their stories as much as we enjoy working with them.

To read their stories CLICK HERE »

   

THEY DUNKED, THEY DONATED!

Supporters scored a slam dunk for Henry Street youth at the Settlement’s 2017 Dunk & Donate basketball tournament on January 21. Six teams hit the court at the Boys & Girls Republic (BGR) to raise $20,000 for youth programs at the site. The Park Slope Boys team—made up of dunkers from Park Slope, Brooklyn—won the tournament after defeating Henry Street Settlement’s own team, comprised of staff-members. Teams from Arthur Gallagher, Safra Bank, Nutrabolt and UPS were also fierce competitors in the day’s tournament-style games. Each team had additional support from BGR youth, who were “drafted” by each team at the beginning of the tournament. 

To meet the youth who played CLICK HERE » and find out what BGR's basketball programs mean to them CLICK HERE » 

To read more about Dunk & Donate
CLICK HERE »

   

UPCOMING EVENTS

AT ABRONS ARTS CENTER
New York City Players: Good Samaritans | Through February 25, 2017

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New York City Players
presents a return of Richard Maxwell’s critically acclaimed GOOD SAMARITANS. In a dining hall at a rehabilitation center, pleasure battles virtue in this urban story of an intake counselor and her patient. Starring Rosemary Allen and Kevin Hurley. Written and directed with songs by Richard Maxwell.

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TWITTER SHARES JOB SEARCH TIPS WITH HSS YOUNG ADULTS

Ever wonder what it’s like to work at Twitter? On January 19, 2017, participants in Henry Street Settlement’s Young Adult Internship Program got sneak preview when they visited the Twitter offices in New York City. During the visit — part of Twitter’s #FridayforGood volunteer campaign – the YAIP young adults participated in a career panel and mock interview session, and toured the offices.

To learn more about their visit CLICK HERE »