Women uprising day organized by Regional Tibetan Women Association of NY&NJ.

On March 10, 1959, the people of Tibet’s three provinces united in a historic uprising in Lhasa against the violent oppression of the Chinese army. This year marks the 66th anniversary of the Tibetan People's Uprising, which will be commemorated by the Tibetan communities of New York and New Jersey.

We urge all Tibetans in the region to recognize this as a solemn responsibility and participate in this important event. Your presence is vital in honoring our history and strengthening our collective voice.

Memorial prayer service in honor of Ku ngo Gyalo Thondup.

Attention all the Tsokpas, Please participate in our Annual Shabdro(Shebru) Competition.
“Let’s save our Culture, Traditions and Identity.”

- FREE Entry

- Cultural Performances & Small Businesses Vendors

And as always, we will showcase some cultural performances during the event. We are so excited and can't wait to see you all there!!!

Prayer service for the recent earth quake victim in Dingri, Tibet organized by US Toepa Society.

Come experience a day filled with chanting, drumming, music, sounds and songs that support increasing harmony within communities by fostering positive human values such as loving-kindness, mutual understanding and empathy.

Prayer service for the recent earth quake victim in Dingri, Tibet organized by US Toepa Society.

Prayer service for the recent earth quake victim in Dingri, Tibet organized by US Toepa Society.

Prayer service for the recent earth quake victim in Dingri, Tibet organized by US Toepa Society.

Prayer service for the recent earth quake victim in Dingri, Tibet organized by US Toepa Society.

Learn about the new policy updates and how it may affect you.

Tenzing Rigdol, artist, creator of the newly commissioned contemporary installation in the exhibition Mandalas: Mapping the Buddhist Art of Tibet

See The Met collection through artists' eyes. Join Tenzing Rigdol as he discusses his latest site-specific installation for The Met, Biography of a Thought, and describes his creative process. Best known for his thought-provoking art installations, Rigdol is a contemporary artist who uses early Buddhist imagery to convey secular ideas and consider Buddhist values in today’s society.

Free with Museum admission, though advance registration is recommended.

We are pleased to announce that H.E. Avikrita Vajra Rinpoche will visit New York City on January 4, 2025. He will preside over the Parinirvana puja of His Eminence Ngor Sharchen Luding Khenrinpoche and will bestow Long Life Empowerment.

The Rokpa Networking Conference is back!!! From guest speakers to panels to workshops to speed networking, the Rokpa Networking Conference is designed to help Tibetan college students and Tibetan professionals advance their careers.

Ngatso would like to invite you all to our 10th indoor Himalayan festival. Ngatso Fest is an indoor celebration of Tibetan and Himalayan culture, arts, and traditions, held in New York. This event provides a unique opportunity for attendees to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Himalayan culture, featuring authentic cuisine, crafts, dance, and art. The Fest is dedicated to promoting and bolstering small-scale, locally owned Himalayan businesses. Participants have the chance to exhibit their products and establish connections with fellow entrepreneurs who share similar values, all aimed at nurturing an ecosystem of emerging entrepreneurs and facilitating informed business decisions.

The 11th-anniversary Art for Tibet — an exhibition and fundraiser for @sft_international! Celebrate an evening of art, resistance, and freedom on Saturday, December 7th at Van Der Plas Gallery in NYC.

Ngatso would like to invite you all to our 9th indoor Himalayan festival. Ngatso Fest is an indoor celebration of Tibetan and Himalayan culture, arts, and traditions, held in New York. This event provides a unique opportunity for attendees to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Himalayan culture, featuring authentic cuisine, crafts, dance, and art. The Fest is dedicated to promoting and bolstering small-scale, locally owned Himalayan businesses. Participants have the chance to exhibit their products and establish connections with fellow entrepreneurs who share similar values, all aimed at nurturing an ecosystem of emerging entrepreneurs and facilitating informed business decisions.