Prayers, Teaching, Performance and Long Live prayers to His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

“Respected Tibetan brothers and sisters residing in New York and New Jersey,
As you may already be aware, on May 17 2026, a special prayer offering (Sangsol) for the long life of His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be held, along with a celebration of International Mother’s Day. On this occasion, all members of the Tibetan community are warmly invited.
For those who wish to participate in the Sangsol ceremony, transportation (bus service) will need to be arranged. Therefore, anyone planning to attend is kindly requested to register in advance through the contact details provided below.
#(718) 772-1098
#(646) 714-7241”

Join us for a celebration of Tibetan Calligraphy Day on May 1!
Traditionally observed on April 30 (4/30), Calligraphy Day honors Tibetan written scripts by highlighting the 4 Tibetan vowels and 30 consonants.

We welcome renowned calligrapher Gen Jamyang Dorjee Chakrishar, who will demonstrate calligraphy techniques and support us to create personal signatures in Tibetan.
We will also practice simple blockprinting, a traditional technique long used in Tibet to print scriptures, prayer flags, document seals and beyond.

Tibetan Students Quiz, Debate and Performance contest organized by multiple institution.

Tibetan shopping market organized by New York Tibetan Service Center. Celebrate Himalayan culture at Losar Fest in Elmhurst, Queens! This free event invites everyone to experience the Tibetan Lunar New Year with traditional performances, lively gorshey dances, delicious momos, and unique vendors offering Tibetan clothing and snacks. Whether you're familiar with Tibetan traditions or discovering them for the first time, come enjoy the festive spirit, tasty treats, and vibrant culture with us. Bring your friends and family – all are welcome to celebrate together!

A devastating 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Tibet in 2025, claiming the lives of 126 people and injuring 337 others. In response, a prayer gathering is being organized to offer prayers and collective support for the victims and their families. Community members are encouraged to attend and join in this moment of remembrance and compassion.

Organized by US Toepa Cultural Society.

Celebrating His Holiness the 4th Penor Rinpochen Drubwang Pema Norbu Migyur Dechen Garwang Zilnon Dorjee’s 14th birthday.

This year marks a special milestone, and the Tibetan Community of New York and New Jersey is pleased to host a grand commemorative event honoring the 36th anniversary of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.
Following the afternoon performances by various cultural groups, there will be an open-mic session where members of the public are warmly invited to participate and perform songs of their choice.

Join USA V-TAG Coordinator Tenzin Choesang on Monday, Nov 10th from 6-8 pm, for a discussion on what V-TAG is, what it hopes to achieve and how to get involved. All ages are welcome, but Tibetan youth are especially encouraged to join!

“As you are aware, RTYC NYNJ has launched a monthly protest initiative held on the 10th of every month, in commemoration of the historic March 10, 1959 Tibetan Uprising in Lhasa, when thousands of innocent Tibetan monks, nuns, and laypeople were brutally killed by Chinese forces.

To honor their sacrifice and continue the struggle for Tibet’s freedom, we will be organizing our next 15th monthly protest.”

RTYC NY&NJ

Join artist Anay Ngawang Chodak for an afternoon of art, conversation, and music in celebration of his ongoing solo exhibition Human Values That Transcend Time

🎙️ Artist Conversation with Elena Pakhoutova, Senior Curator, Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art

🎵 Live Music Performance by Grammy-nominated and internationally acclaimed Tibetan musician Tenzin Choegyal

🥂 Light refreshments will be served

Our First Lhakar Movie Night
Join us for a special screening of “Bringing Tibet Home”, followed by a Q&A with the artist Tenzing Rigdol.

A refugee passes away in exile, his last wish to set foot on his homeland remains unfulfilled — until his son, a New York–based artist, embarks on an unthinkable journey.
Through art, courage, and 20,000 kilograms of smuggled Tibetan soil, he brings a piece of home to those who cannot return.

The Tibetan Community of New York and New Jersey, in collaboration with four major Tibetan organizations, is honored to host a public talk by former Tibetan political prisoner Namkyi La.
She will share her personal experiences of torture during her imprisonment and speak on the ongoing dire situation in Tibet.
The event will be followed by a Q&A session.

Tibetan Opera “Nangsa Woebum” organized by Snow lion Tibetan Opera Assoc.

High in the Western Himalaya, the Zanskar Valley is home to a remarkable architectural tradition shaped by centuries of Buddhist practice, extreme climate, and geographic isolation. At elevations nearing 13,000 feet, its monasteries and nunneries are not only places of worship but living records of Tibetan and Himalayan craftsmanship—built from earth and stone, adorned with vibrant murals and intricately carved woodwork.

Your favorite momo party is back! MomoCrawl is kicking off its 13th year on September 21st, 2025 and it’s bigger, steamier and spicier than ever! Get ready to stroll through the streets of Queens, NY where the air smells like momo and chilli. Join hundreds of momo maniacs as we celebrate the world’s largest momo festival, all while showing love to the amazing local, immigrant owned spots that make this neighborhood absolutely legendary. Come hungry, leave full, vote for the best momo and support your community. Let’s get SAUCY!

Fundraising Live concert organized by Ex-Kollegal of New York and New Jersey. Fee $35 including dinner.