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"...be awestruck by the exotic splendor of this meticulously restored sanctuary."


The New York Times

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A National Historic Landmark

The Museum at Eldridge Street is housed in the historic Eldridge Street Synagogue. Built in 1887, it is an architectural marvel, and a symbol of immigrant aspirations realized.

“The Most Instagrammable Synagogues in the World” - My Jewish Learning

November 12:
Sacred Journeys Annual Gala

The Museum at Eldridge Street is a living space for inspiration, education, and connection. The gala invites you to celebrate and support bringing stories to life, opening minds, and welcoming thousands into a space where wonder, learning, and belonging thrive.

“Gasp-inducing!”  - The New York Times

From the perspective of the women's balcony looking down into the sanctuary, a family gathered at a wedding with a bride and groom standing beneath a chuppah.

Rent Our Space

Our historic, beautiful space is the perfect venue for any event.

“Architecture’s Ten Best”  - The New Yorker & New York Magazine

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