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Kingston
Please see below for information on current local events, weekly
Zikrs, and about the Woodstock Sufi Center. Weather
policy - Evening events will be changed to a phone event, rescheduled, or cancelled by 1 PM of that day; and morning
events by 8 PM the night before: in case of dangerous travel conditions. Check back here, or call 845.679.7215 for an update
message. Zikrs will usually be changed to a phone event.
An e-mail may also be sent out, but best to check this site or call. PLEASE CHECK THIS SITE AND/OR CALL
BEFORE ATTENDING AN EVENT, IN THE UNLIKELY EVENT OF AN UNFORESEEN CHANGE
Woodstock Sufi Center
The Shadhuliyya Sufi Center Northeast
Inviting many blessings on all of us all over the world
in these times. We have moved to 291 Wall
Street in Kingston, 2nd floor
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********** The Woodstock Sufi
Center is participating in an Season
of Renewal online
interfaith calendar Opens April 1st!
Over
30 spiritual leaders and interfaith artists have collaborated to make daily posts
of spiritual practices for the month of April which, this year,
happens to hold many holy holidays. Visit each day, as a new door opens,
to taste a contemplative practice from among many traditions, including original songs, poetry, created works of art and music, dancing, chanting, meditations, and reflections. May all be blessed
https://interfaithalignment.org/daily-calibration For more info: 845.679.7215 Laila@SufiCenterNortheast.org *********** The Sufi Center uses a HEPA filter and provides hand sanitizer. Masks are required for everyone.
291 Wall St, 2nd floor
(next to Sweet Maresa's Bakery)
Kingston NY 12401
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About the Woodstock Sufi Center The Woodstock Sufi Center is located on the second floor of 291 Wall Street, in the
heart of Kingston, between the vegan bakery and the chocolate place. Ring the buzzer that says Catskills Spiritual Healing
Center, roughly in the middle of a panel of buttons. There is ample street and lot parking - bring quarters and allow
10-15 minutes to fnd a spot and come to the building. There are plenty of places to eat and have coffee righton Wall Street
and around.
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