- Quakers, also called Friends, practice a simple, radical faith that believes in the spiritual equality of every person.
  All NYC Meetings
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- Manhattan Meeting
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- Quakers believe in equality and the possibility of a direct connection with God. Friends feel compelled to "live our faith" through nonviolent action.
  Beliefs
- Quakerism FAQs
- What's Meeting for Worship Like?
- Who are NYC Quakers?
- Social Action
- Quaker Affiliations and Organizations
- Explore the programs and services we offer—from community wellness to space use, witness grants, and care for the historic Friends Cemetery.
  Programs and Services
- Community Wellness
- Education Fund
- Friends Cemetery
- Relief Fund
- Space Reservations
- Witness Grants
- New York Quarterly Meeting is an organization of all of the Quaker Meetings in New York City. The Quarter owns property and has committees, trustees, and staff.
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- Volunteer

- Quakers, also called Friends, practice a simple, radical faith that believes in the spiritual equality of every person.
  All NYC Meetings
- Brooklyn Meeting
- Fifteenth Street Meeting
- Flushing Meeting
- Manhattan Meeting
- Morningside Meeting
- Staten Island Meeting
- Downtown Outdoor Meeting
- Friends Cemetery
- Penington Friends House
Events
News
- Quakers believe in equality and the possibility of a direct connection with God. Friends feel compelled to "live our faith" through nonviolent action.
  Beliefs
- Quakerism FAQs
- What's Meeting for Worship Like?
- Who are NYC Quakers?
- Social Action
- Quaker Affiliations and Organizations
- Explore the programs and services we offer—from community wellness to space use, witness grants, and care for the historic Friends Cemetery.
  Programs and Services
- Community Wellness
- Education Fund
- Friends Cemetery
- Relief Fund
- Space Reservations
- Witness Grants
- New York Quarterly Meeting is an organization of all of the Quaker Meetings in New York City. The Quarter owns property and has committees, trustees, and staff.
  About NYQM
- Building Hours
- Committees
- Contact Us
- Donate
- Handbook
- History
- Our Team
- Volunteer

Events

Anyone who is a Friend or is interested in Quakerism is invited to these events: to grow community, to discern, to worship, and to act on our beliefs.

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February 2026

Abolition NY Quakers Bowne House Feb 2026

Abolition in the Revolutionary Era: The Bowne Family & the New York Quaker Meeting

February 8, 2026

"Abolition in the Revolutionary Era: The Bowne Family & the New York Quaker Meeting" illustrated talk at the historic Bowne House, Flushing, Queens

March 2026

251 Highland Blvd Brooklyn map

Highland Park Outdoor Friends Meeting

March 7, 2026

Join an outdoor, silent, waiting worship gathering that centers decolonial spiritual practice

251 Highland Blvd Brooklyn map

Highland Park Outdoor Friends Meeting

March 14, 2026

Join an outdoor, silent, waiting worship gathering that centers decolonial spiritual practice

251 Highland Blvd Brooklyn map

Highland Park Outdoor Friends Meeting

March 21, 2026

Join an outdoor, silent, waiting worship gathering that centers decolonial spiritual practice

251 Highland Blvd Brooklyn map

Highland Park Outdoor Friends Meeting

March 28, 2026

Join an outdoor, silent, waiting worship gathering that centers decolonial spiritual practice

April 2026

251 Highland Blvd Brooklyn map

Highland Park Outdoor Friends Meeting

April 4, 2026

Join an outdoor, silent, waiting worship gathering that centers decolonial spiritual practice

251 Highland Blvd Brooklyn map

Highland Park Outdoor Friends Meeting

April 11, 2026

Join an outdoor, silent, waiting worship gathering that centers decolonial spiritual practice

251 Highland Blvd Brooklyn map

Highland Park Outdoor Friends Meeting

April 18, 2026

Join an outdoor, silent, waiting worship gathering that centers decolonial spiritual practice