Greenpoint Shul

Greenpoint Shul Founded in 1886, Greenpoint Shul is the oldest continuously operating Orthodox synagogue in Brooklyn.

Join us on Friday evenings, Shabbat mornings, and holidays, for spirited davening, learning, and community meals.

Join the Greenpoint Shul for Yom Kippur as we observe the holiest day of the year together in prayer and reflection. All...
09/15/2026

Join the Greenpoint Shul for Yom Kippur as we observe the holiest day of the year together in prayer and reflection.

All are welcome, registration required.

Begin the new year in community with Rosh HaShanah morning services on both days of the holiday, each followed by a fest...
08/28/2026

Begin the new year in community with Rosh HaShanah morning services on both days of the holiday, each followed by a festive lunch. Expect heartfelt davening, the call of the shofar, and plenty of time to connect over a delicious meal. All are welcome, whether you’re a longtime regular or joining us for the very first time.

Registration required.

Rosh HaShanah is not only the Jewish New Year, it is the birthday of humankind. Join us for Rosh HaShanah and Shabbat Evening Services followed by a festive dinner that celebrates the creation of the human spirit and the beginning of a new chapter for the world. Through delicious food, beautiful song, and intentional reflection, we’ll welcome the new year with lev (heart), simcha (joy), and connection.

Registration required.

Tikiya! Join us in the Greenpoint Shul Social Hall for a fun and educational family shofar-blowing workshop. Children (K–3) and their caregivers will learn about the meaning of the shofar, practice sounding it themselves, and celebrate the spirit of Rosh HaShanah together.

Join friends, neighbors, and loved ones from across North Brooklyn for our annual Community-Wide Tashlich at Transmitter Park. Tashlich (תשליך) is the practice of symbolically casting away our missteps into flowing water as we begin the new year. Together, we will reflect on the justice and compassion we hope to manifest for humanity, and celebrate the sweetness that already fills our lives. Rooted in tradition and open to all, this gathering is a beautiful way to step into 5787 side-by-side.

GPS and Kane Street Synagogue are teaming up to celebrate Tu B’Av, the Jewish holiday of love. Whether you’re searching ...
07/27/2026

GPS and Kane Street Synagogue are teaming up to celebrate Tu B’Av, the Jewish holiday of love. Whether you’re searching for your bashert, hoping to meet someone new, or simply looking for a fun summer night with friends, come open to possibility.

Registration link in bio!

Please join the Greenpoint Shul as we mark Tisha B’av together this year, from tonight’s Eicha reading through break fas...
07/22/2026

Please join the Greenpoint Shul as we mark Tisha B’av together this year, from tonight’s Eicha reading through break fast tomorrow night. All are welcome!

Join us at the Greenpoint Shul for a special Pre-Shabbos Ruach and Friday Night Kiddush as we enter Shabbos Nachamu, the...
07/13/2026

Join us at the Greenpoint Shul for a special Pre-Shabbos Ruach and Friday Night Kiddush as we enter Shabbos Nachamu, the “Shabbat of Comfort” that follows Tisha B’Av. Bring your voice, your heart, and your Shabbat spirit.

All are welcome. RSVP required; link in bio.

Registration for the 2026-2027 school year is open, and we’d love to welcome your family! Register today at the link in ...
07/02/2026

Registration for the 2026-2027 school year is open, and we’d love to welcome your family! Register today at the link in bio, or reach out to our Youth Director Yoni Kretzmer at [email protected] with any questions.

Join us for a night of song & celebration! 🙏🏼🎓🎶
05/27/2026

Join us for a night of song & celebration! 🙏🏼🎓🎶

Join us for a night of song & celebration!
05/27/2026

Join us for a night of song & celebration!

Shavuot, meaning “Weeks,” is one of the Shalosh Regalim (Three Pilgrimage Festivals) mentioned in the Torah. It marks th...
05/11/2026

Shavuot, meaning “Weeks,” is one of the Shalosh Regalim (Three Pilgrimage Festivals) mentioned in the Torah. It marks the culmination of the seven-week counting period (Sefirat HaOmer) that begins on the second night of Pesach. The Torah describes this count in Vayikra (Leviticus) 23:15–16: “You shall count for yourselves from the day after the Sabbath... seven complete weeks shall there be. Until the day after the seventh week, you shall count fifty days.”

Though the Torah refers to Shavuot primarily as an agricultural festival, Chag HaKatzir “Festival of the Harvest,” and Yom HaBikkurim “Day of the First Fruits”  it does not explicitly link it to the giving of the Torah. The connection between Shavuot and the giving of the Torah emerges in rabbinic tradition. The Talmud in Shabbat 86b establishes that the Torah was given on the sixth of Sivan. 

Join us at the Greenpoint Shul for an unforgettable holiday experience with unique opportunities for Torah study, and connecting with good people with food, prayer, and good times.

Join us for an evening of warmth, music, Torah, and community as we celebrate Lag B’Omer together as a community.As the ...
04/23/2026

Join us for an evening of warmth, music, Torah, and community as we celebrate Lag B’Omer together as a community.

As the sun sets, we will gather to enjoy a festive Lag B’Omer BBQ, live music from the Greenpoint Shul Music Collective, and a soulful bonfire kumzitz under the open sky.

Come as you are. Bring a friend. Let’s gather in light, in song, and in love.

Registration link in bio.

Address

108 Noble Street
New York, NY
11222

Opening Hours

Friday 5:30pm - 8:30pm
Saturday 9am - 1:30pm

Telephone

(718) 215-9180

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