| 20s-40s, 40s-60s, Mechitza, Modern Orthodox
Greenpoint Shul also known as Congregation Ahavas Israel is an Orthodox synagogue located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. They hold weekly shabbat services as well as meals and Kiddush. This vibrant community also hosts event throughout the year including a communal dinner...
| 20s-40s, 40s-60s, Egalitarian, Reform
Hebrew Tabernacle is a Reform Temple located in Washington Heights in Manhattan, New York. This family oriented Reform Temple has a book club, Hebrew school, and weekly services. They are a vibrant community with a large number of families. Website...
| 20s-40s, Egalitarian, Independant Minyan, LGBTQ Inclusive, Traditional
Kol Hakfar, also known as the Downtown Egalitarian Minyan, is located in downtown Manhattan, New York. It generally meets for prayer in members’ homes on Friday nights, followed by a meal and Torah discussion. Website http://kolhakfar.org/ Visit 41 Grove St, 4B, New...
| 20s-40s, Egalitarian, Independant Minyan, LGBTQ Inclusive, Lively Singing, Partnership Minyan, Traditional
Kehilat Hadar is an independent Minyan that meets on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York. They are a pillar in the United States Organization of Independent Minyans. They are an open and inclusive group that come from a wide range of Jewish backgrounds. They...
| 20s-40s, 40s-60s, Egalitarian, Independant Minyan, Lively Singing, Mechitza, Partnership Minyan, Traditional
Darkhei Noam is an egalitarian, independent, partnership minyan that meets on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. They have weekly shabbat services on Saturday mornings and occasionally meet on Friday nights. They also meet for services for most holidays. They are a...
| 20s-40s, 40s-60s, Egalitarian, Jewish Renewal , LGBTQ Inclusive, Lively Singing, Reconstructionist, Traditional
Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, also known as CBST, is a traditional synagogue located in Midtown West in Manhattan, New York. While CBST doesn’t seem to identify with a Jewish Movement, I would say it is the intersection of traditional, Reconstructionist, and Jewish...
