Community Wellness

We provide many ways to build community connections and support your well-being. Whether building new skills, exploring your passions, receiving a needed health service, or just looking for something to do. Join us to meet others and get to know your neighbors.

MCC COMMUNITY CUPBOARD AND FRIDGE

MUSIC AND MOVEMENT CLASSES
June 13th, 20th, & 27th | 10 am – 10:45 am, Then Refreshments Until 12 pm | 154R
Join us for free BRAND-NEW classes in partnership with Bloom Performing Arts. Through exploratory movement, dance, song, and storytelling, children ages 0-4 and their grown-ups can enjoy a rich arts-based learning experience. Space is limited. Email community@mannycantor.org if you have questions about registration.

OPEN LOUNGE AT EDGIES
June 13th, 20th, & 27th | 2 pm – 5 pm | CR Level
The Edgies Teen Center lounge will be available on Saturdays in June for all teens interested in arts, crafts, music, recreation, and more! Edgies members and non-members are welcome. For questions, email mcotton@edalliance.org.

NYU DENTAL CLINIC
Two Thursdays Per Month Starting June 11th
Screenings, cleanings, and evaluations if further dental work is needed are available. All services are free and do not require insurance. For questions about appointments, email community@mannycantor.org.

WARRIOR PARENT: PARENTING A CHILD WITH ASD
Friday, June 12th | 1 pm | 153R
Join us for a supportive, judgment-free workshop designed to help parents and caregivers better understand and support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

FAMILY MINDFUL ARTS: PRESSED FLOWERS
Thursday, June 18th | 3:15 pm | 158R

BOOK CLUB
Tuesday, June 23rd | 10 am | MCC Lounge, 1R
Save the date for our next book club in partnership with the Seward Park Library. We’ll be reading A Jewish Refugee in New York, a novel by Kadya Molodovsky. Copies of the book are available at SP Library, across from MCC.
About the Book:
Rivke Zilberg, a 20-year-old Jewish woman, arrives in New York after the Nazi invasion of Poland. As she struggles to adapt to a new language and life, she keeps a journal detailing her experiences. In this fictionalized journal first published in Yiddish, author Kadya Molodovsky provides insight into the immigrant Jewish community in New York, highlighting the social and cultural tensions faced by Jewish refugees during WWII.

PARENTING SUPPORT GROUP
Tuesdays | 9:30 am | 153R
Join a warm and inclusive space to share experiences, exchange ideas, and connect with other parents. Build meaningful relationships and discover new parenting tips.




