GETTING TO KNOW US

-About the TCC
-Thubten J. Norbu
-Our mission
-Getting Involved
-Gift Shop
-Map to TCC
-Pets at the TCC 

THE TCC GROUNDS

-Jangchub Chorten
-Kalachakra Stupa
-Chamtse Ling
-Retreat Cottages
-Grounds stroll

EVENTS -PAST & FUTURE

-Event Schedule
-Kalachakra 1999
-HHDL's 1996 Visit
-Medicine Buddha Mandala
-Dorgyka Fire Puja
-Event Scrapbooks

TEACHINGS & SPEECHES

-Norbu's 1996 Speech to HHDL
-HHDL'S 1996 Teaching
-Aspirational Bodichitta 1996
-Heart Sutra

Tibetan Refugees

Important Links

The Tibetan Cultural Center, located on a 90-acre site in Bloomington, Indiana, grew out of an active university and community involvement with Tibetan culture. It was established not only to acquaint people with the history and culture of Tibet, but also to support Tibetans everywhere, both in Tibet and in exile, and to preserve Tibetan culture through educational and philosophical endeavors.

Throughout the year, the Tibetan Cultural Center provides a place for workshops, teachings, seminars, initiations, retreats, and ceremonies relating to Tibetan religious practices. Currently, we hold meditation sessions every Sunday at 1:00 p.m. followed by informal discussion.

Visitors can view a permanent sand mandala of the Medicine Buddha as well as many other works of art on display.

Our grounds are daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.  A self-guided tour map may be picked up from the mailbox across from our flagpole.  This map points and out describes places of interest on the property.  Our building is open on Sundays from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.  Special tours may be arranged by e-mailing (tcc@tibetancc.com) or calling us (812-334-7046)

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