Connecting to the Elements

Join Enmy Uribe at Pleasant Village Community Gardenfor an afternoon of tea in Manhattan.

Tea is a way of living for many cultures. In Chinese tradition, it is also an extension of medicine. Each season, each time of day, and each body carries a ruling element, and understanding this can support your journey to health. How can we use these elements to bring connection and support our mental and physical wellness? Together, we'll learn about healing with natural medicine and discover how to be present through the art of tea.

The gathering also features Odes to Common Things poetry writing led by Robin Lampman.

FREE event! All are welcome!

Meet Enmy Uribe:

Enmy believes in the WHOLE-istic approach to life, all of her work centers on supporting others in cultivating their connection to self. Working in community as a yoga instructor, gardener, tea practitioner and facilitator, she has found that the simplest of paths, while sometimes hardest to stay on, is the way to true connection and ultimately freedom.

About Pleasant Village Community Garden:

Pleasant Village Community Garden is one of the largest and oldest community gardens in Manhattan. Through gardening programs, projects and events the dedicated volunteers are centered around environmental justice and food insecurity. Founded by the late Rose M. Gardella between 1978 and 1982, PVCG rests on the rubble of several buildings destroyed by fire. Come join us as a member or to spend a nice afternoon under the pink shade of the cherry blossom trees. Enjoy the songs of the birds that call PVCG home and the smells of the roses.

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

Private support is provided by City Parks Foundation and Partnerships for Parks through the NYC Green Fund.

Special thanks to: