Stanton Street Shul

Stanton Street Shul The Stanton Street Shul is an historic, intimate, and vibrant Modern Orthodox congregation serving the diverse Jewish population in Lower Manhattan.

Our gates are open to all who wish to worship in a beautifully renovated shul, with heartfelt davening and a welcoming congregation. We attract and welcome Jews of all religious, educational, and cultural backgrounds from the Lower East Side, "Alphabet City," East and West Villages, Stuyvesant Town, NoLita, Soho and Tribeca.

At Stanton, we're committed to providing High Holidays services to all because we believe no one should have to pay to p...
08/26/2026

At Stanton, we're committed to providing High Holidays services to all because we believe no one should have to pay to pray.

Please let us know if you plan to attend so we are able to plan. You can register here (free of charge!): https://www.stantonstshul.com/form/hh-registration-2026.html

07/01/2026

Tell me you’re at Stanton…

Celebrating the life of our dear friend, board member, educator, and fantastic NY tour guide - Barry Feldman. Join us on...
06/12/2026

Celebrating the life of our dear friend, board member, educator, and fantastic NY tour guide - Barry Feldman. Join us on Sunday! Please RSVP with [email protected]

Celebrating the life of our friend, Barry Feldman. Join us on Sunday! Please RSVP with lorikweissman@gmail.com
06/12/2026

Celebrating the life of our friend, Barry Feldman. Join us on Sunday! Please RSVP with [email protected]

05/01/2026

In today’s Moment of Torah, Rabbi Birkeland talks about how people connect to different parts of Jewish life in different ways, and what it means to make room for that in an Orthodox shul.

Tomorrow's Women's Tefillah Group is a beautiful example of this. We welcome you to join us.

to our tables set for a community seder on the second night of Pesach.Tonight is Pesach Sheni (“second Passover”), whi...
04/30/2026

to our tables set for a community seder on the second night of Pesach.

Tonight is Pesach Sheni (“second Passover”), which comes from the time of the Beit HaMikdash, when those who missed bringing the Pesach offering were given another chance.

If it’s been a while since you’ve been to shul, you can always come back. We’d love to welcome you!

An evening of talent, community, and a great excuse to be together.More details soon.
04/27/2026

An evening of talent, community, and a great excuse to be together.

More details soon.

04/20/2026

Moments of Torah - Rabbi Birkeland shares insights on Sefirat HaOmer

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180 Stanton Street (Between Clinton And Attorney Streets)
New York, NY
10002

Opening Hours

9:30am - 2pm

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