Meditate With Us
Discover how meditation and community can help you on your journey.
Everyone Welcome
Welcome…
Learn practical skills for a calmer, happier life.
Atisha Kadampa Buddhist Center is located in the Fox Point neighborhood of Providence. We offer meditation and modern Buddhism for all levels of experience.
You’ll feel welcome at any weekly class, retreat, or special event. We’re here as a place of refuge and to support you on your path.
Meditation. No experience needed. Everybody Welcome.
Featured Classes
Featured Events

An Offering Of Faith
A Global Retreat Day
June 4th, 2025 | 930AM – 11AM | 4:30PM – 6PM
Reliance upon the Spiritual Guide is said to be the root of the spiritual path. This experience empowers our mind with vision, hope and abundant positive energy. Every day we try to remember the extraordinary kindness of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche, our Root Guru and Founder of the New Kadampa Tradition.
Session 1: 930AM – 11AM
Session 2: Offering to the Spiritual Guide Prayers
1130AM – 1:30PM
Session 3: 4:30PM – 6PM

All About Meditation
With Resident Teacher Anika Trancik
June 7th, 2025 | 11AM – 12:15PM
This class is designed to help you improve your daily meditation practice, or start a practice. Meditation is the main tool that Buddhists use to make lasting positive changes in our minds and lives. Learn to meditate in an authentic way that has been used for centuries to reduce mental and physical suffering and increase the power of the mind, resulting in greater peace and happiness.

Friday Night Lecture
The Power of Joy
Friday, June 13th | 7PM – 8:15PM
Do you sometimes feel you are working too hard and have lost the joy in what you do? Buddhist wisdom can help you rekindle and build upon the natural joy we all possess. In this Friday Night Lecture we will examine different types of effort and when to use them so that we remain joyful and confident.

Thursday, September 11th
A LIFE BEYOND FEAR
A REGIONAL EVENT IN NEW YORK CITY
In times as stressful and uncertain as the ones we seem to be experiencing more and more often, we may ask, is a life beyond fear even possible?
In truth, fear arises from our mind, not from our environment. The fear and the anxiety that so many experience is not inevitable. If we come to recognize their underlying sources, we can learn to change our relationship to them.
Through the practice of meditation, we can learn to work skillfully with our fear. Instead of allowing it to overwhelm us, we learn to redirect it, so that it moves us towards developing those states of mind that naturally give rise to peace, confidence and a strong sense of purpose.
LOCATION: THE TOWN HALL
123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036