TriBeCa Synagogue is a traditional synagogue with a welcoming Jewish community in downtown Manhattan, open to all levels of Jewish learning and experience.. The flame-shaped building is an architectural must-see of New York City, designed in 1967 by architect William Breger.
Our synagogue provides a wide range of educational, spiritual, social, and recreational experiences to our diverse congregation. Welcome to our joyous and engaging community!
Weekly
Schedule
Always open!
Monday & Thursday Shacharit
7:20am
Tues., Weds. & Friday Shacharit
7:30am
Rosh Chodesh Shacharit
7:10am
Monday - Thursday Mincha
1:40pm
Friday Shabbat Service
10 minutes before sunset
Saturday Shabbat Service
9:30am
UPCOMING EVENTS
March 8th - 22nd:
1956 by Eli Gross
Tribeca Synagogue is honored to host 1956, a powerful solo exhibition by Israeli artist Eli Gross.
Through sculpture and installation, Gross traces a personal and collective journey from Jerusalem to Manhattan, exploring identity, memory, survival, and hope.
The exhibition features the Menorah of Hope, first displayed in Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, alongside works by additional Israeli artists reflecting diverse voices within Israeli society.
Exhibition runs March 8–22, 2026. Opening event March 8 at 7:00 PM
Every Friday at
11 AM:
Women's Challah Hangout
Join us for a relaxed Friday morning together!
Braid your own challah to take home for Shabbat, and help make an extra loaf to share with members of our community through our chesed outreach. Spend time connecting, chatting, and enjoying a welcoming space with other women.
Fridays at 11:00 AM @ Tribeca Synagogue
