SGI-USA Queens Buddhist Center
- 40-36 24th St Long Island City New York 11101 United States
Profile
SGI-USA Queens Buddhist Center is a cultural and community-based organization that welcomes visitors and locals interested in spiritual enrichment and cultural exchange within the hospitality and tourism sphere. Part of the larger Soka Gakkai International network, this center focuses on Nichiren Buddhism and encourages peace, education, and personal development through accessible dialogue and practices. While primarily a religious and community facility, it often draws international tourists, scholars, and cultural explorers seeking insight into Buddhist traditions and values.
With a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, the center offers orientation sessions, cultural tours, and community events that provide meaningful insights into Japanese Buddhist practices and SGI-USA’s global peace initiatives. It also serves as a gathering place for cross-cultural exchange, making it a unique spiritual and cultural stop for tourists interested in off-the-beaten-path experiences in New York City. Group visits and guided discussions are often available, giving guests a chance to engage with practitioners and learn about the global reach of SGI’s peace work.
Website: http://www.sgi-usa.org/
Key Services:
– Guided orientation and introductory sessions on Buddhism and SGI philosophy
– Cultural programs and community open houses for domestic and international visitors
– Educational exhibits promoting peace, sustainability, and dialogue
– Group tours for visitors seeking cultural spiritual experiences
– Participation in interfaith and intercultural events
– Community-hosted celebrations and public meetings welcoming tourists and locals alike
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Contact Info
- 40-36 24th St, Long Island City, New York, 11101, United States
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Phone: (718) 593-4950
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