Start your week off right and banish stress and anxiety with the power of meditation. Join us for a group sit; 30-minutes of silent unguided meditation practice.

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

Through Discovering Buddhism, you'll explore essential topics like the mind, karma, meditation, and the art of living a compassionate life. Whether you're looking to deepen your meditation practice, understand the workings of the mind, or simply find a greater sense of purpose, this course will give you the tools and understanding to start—or deepen—your journey.

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.

Meditation is a skill anyone can learn. This 9-week introductory course is designed to give you clear, practical tools to begin meditating with confidence, even if you’ve never tried it before. Learn the basics, build confidence, and take your first steps into meditation.

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.

At a Death Cafe people, often strangers, gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death.

March is International Women's Month at Jamyang! An opportunity to spotlight some of the incredible female teachers in our rich tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Join Venerable Robina for this two-part online teaching all about how to practice Compassionate Activism, and why doing so is especially relevant for our time.

The Listening Hour is a 1-hour connection and empathy space in which we come together to connect, have a warm drink and a cake. It is open to participants who are familiar with the format or are at least interested in Non-Violent Communication (NVC).

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.

These cafes provide a space for us to connect and talk about how we feel about the climate and ecological crisis. In a Climate Café, we share our feelings and thoughts, and listen carefully to each other.