A weekly meeting of Recovery Dharma, a peer-led group that uses Buddhist practices and principles to find freedom from the suffering of addiction.

Should all Buddhists be vegetarian? Join us for a conversation about Buddhist food ethics, with scholar and author Geoffrey Barstow as he talks about his latest publication, 'The Faults of Meat: Tibetan Buddhist Writings on Vegetarianism.'

This regular drop-in session allows students to practice various Buddhist meditations with their peers, followed by a discussion group for anyone interested in the Buddhist worldview and way of life.

During this traditional practice we hold in our hearts the suffering of the world and pray for peace, harmony and healing for all life on earth and beyond.

The newest addition to FPMT's list of courses uniquely incorporates scientific research.

Expect a subtle and gentle form of yoga which promotes the release of tension and more ease of movement.  

A dedicated space for LGBTQ+ identified folks who are interested in meditation, Buddhist study and discussion about LGBTQ+ identity

These meditation drop-in sessions are secular and have been created so that like-minded people can meet, meditate and learn how to meditate together.