The CIRCLE is located within the center of the AICH space. At the heart of the daily operations, it serves as a communal gathering place as well as a performance space.

In addition, it also provides space for cultural events and spiritual celebrations. Over the years it has hosted various native American Performers such as Floyd Westerman, John Trudell, the Thunderbird Dancers, Silver Cloud Singers, Spiderwoman Theater, Ulali and others... Please join us for one of our upcoming events in the CIRCLE at the American Indian Community House

FACILITY

The CIRCLE at the American Indian Community House is a versatile 1500 square foot space used for performances, readings, workshops, classes, lectures, and social gatherings. There are four entrances to the space with a portable stage which allows for various configurations.

Performances can be held on the stage, or the stage can be converted to risers which affords the audience a better view of events presented on the beautiful hard wood floor. this format serves dance concerts particularly well. Theatrical performances can be produced in proscenium, thrust, arena, or in the round.

The Circle is air conditioned and has its own sound/lighting booth. it is also equipped with its own sound an lighting systems and can be rented by various cultural and professional organizations depending on availability.

For more information regarding rental of the space, please contact Jim Cyrus at (212) 598 - 0100.