Princes Road Synagogue

01/04/2026

Wishing everyone a very happy Passover

27/01/2026

22/09/2025

Shana Tova u'metukah to everyone. May the coming year be sweet and see the release of all the hostages, the end to all wars and peace throughout the world.

23/04/2025

Kol Rina is a mixed voice choir established in Jerusalem in 2019, who regularly perform in concerts and in synagogue services. They are dedicated to the promotion and revival of synagogue music in the English choral tradition composed from the late Victorian period up to the middle of the 20th century.
The choir performed at the annual convention of the European Cantors association in 2022 and was invited back again in 2023 and 2024.

They are delighted to be performing in this, their second overseas tour, returning to the home of the music they love. Their Choirmaster and founder, Jonny Greenstein, originally first sang in the Princes Road mixed choir in his youth, and eventually became the Princes Road Choirmaster for several years.

Today, very few choirs are bringing this wonderful music to audiences anywhere in the world. This concert gives you a special opportunity to come and hear it at this beautiful venue, its spiritual home.

The choir’s repertoire includes the music of Wasserzug, Mombach, Saqui, Davis, Salaman, Verrinder, Frances Cohen, Samuel Alman and, of course, Lewandowski.

Tickets are available at £20/ £10 Students
via www.TicketSource.co.uk/Princes

20/02/2025

The final three events of our 150th Heritage Season celebrations are this coming Sunday and Monday - see pictures for details and links to buy tickets

27/01/2025

This evening we have two free events commemorating the Roma's who perished during the holocaust along with the 6 million Jews and countless others. Tickets are free, but must be booked.

Hundreds of thousands of Roma and Sinti people were murdered by the N***s during WWII. The genocide of the Roma and Sinti communities has long been described as “the forgotten Holocaust,” and their struggle for recognition continues to this day.

We must raise our voices against racism, antisemitism, and intolerance of any kind, again and again, whenever and wherever such hatred rears its ugly head. The Jewish people – like the Sinti and Roma – are all too aware that what begins as vile rhetoric may yield catastrophic results.

Join the campaign to ensure that the stories of all survivors and victims are never forgotten. Learn more at www.HolocaustRemembrance.day

27/01/2025

It’s customary to hold a moment of silence in memory of people who died tragically. If we held a moment of silence for every one of the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust, we would be silent for over 11 years.

Commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day today, we vow to remember every victim. Not just as victims but as people, with a story, a family, a life, with dreams.

A decade ago we launched to actively encourage individuals, governments, and other institutions to share stories of Holocaust survivors in order to help educate young people about the Holocaust and the great harms caused by blind hatred and bigotry.

to ensure that never again really means never again.

24/01/2025

We have two evening events coming up this Monday 27th January for Holocaust Memorial Day. Both focusing on the persecution of the Roma communities. The events are free, but tickets are required. Click on the images to see the descriptions and to find the links for each event.

15/01/2025

Retailers. (afternoon event)
Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt (Tikun); Mark Adlestone (Beaverbooks) and Arnold Lewis (former archivist of the Liverpool Jewish community). Event in conjunction with Tikun (Princes Road Synagogue)
Tickets: https://www.ticketquarter.co.uk/Online/article/retailers

15/01/2025