Visit the largest congregation on the LES, America’s most famous immigrant neighborhood, and learn why there is a lobster on the ceiling. Join us for an evening tour of the…

Once the second largest Jewish community in the United States, Harlem was home to more than 175,000 Jews. Join Barry Judelman as he leads you on a walk by the…

Join us for a tour of historic Henry Street Settlement, once visited by Princess Diana, with the Settlement’s public historian Katie Vogel. At the turn of the 20th century, our…

Explore the Jewish Community on the Upper West Side with its unique and culturally rich history on this small group walking tour. Join our guide, Barry Judelman, as we explore…

This new walking tour explores how some LES buildings have changed their original purpose -evolving to accommodate a changing neighborhood Many Landmark worthy buildings dotted the Lower East Side during…

Visit TWO grand synagogues remaining on the Lower East Side today with the Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy and the Museum at Eldridge St Tour the TWO remaining grand shuls left in this iconic…

Considered part of the Lower East Side, and not a separate neighborhood, the East Village once had over four dozen synagogues. When we think of the East Village, what comes…

Visit the largest congregation on the LES, America’s most famous immigrant neighborhood, and learn why there is a lobster on the ceiling. Join us for an evening tour of the…

YOUR VOICE COUNTS: Interested in architecture, preservation, landmarking, and the Lower East Side? This NEW TOUR is definitely for you! The LESJC and LESPI have joined forces again to provide…

Once the second largest Jewish community in the United States, Harlem was home to more than 175,000 Jews. Join Barry Judelman as he leads you on a walk by the…