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About Brotherhood Synagogue
Located at 28 Gramercy Park South in New York, NY, Brotherhood Synagogue sits within a building with a storied past and landmark status.Originally a Quaker meeting house, it was renovated for synagogue use in 1974 and is noted for its historic architecture and community-forward programming. The sanctuary seats over 800 people, with a main floor plus balcony and accessible entrances, though a public seating chart is not published. The venue has hosted a variety of interfaith and community events, reflecting its long-standing commitment to dialogue and service.
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Getting there is convenient from Union Square, with easy mass transit connections and several nearby parking options. If you’re staying nearby, consider trusted accommodations like The Evelyn, Park South Hotel, or Freehand New York. For dining before or after your event, the neighborhood offers a range of restaurants to suit different tastes. Remember, dates and events can vary, so check the latest details before you go. If you need tickets, we’ll simplify the process and connect you with solid options without the fuss.
Key venue details: Sanctuary capacity >800, accessible entrances, no published seating chart, historic landmark status since 1965, renovated 1974. The building also houses a tunnel once used as part of the Underground Railroad, underscoring its rich historical tapestry.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 28 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY 10003.
- Capacity: Sanctuary seats over 800 people.
- Venue type/history: Historic Quaker Meeting House renovated for synagogue use in 1974; building landmarked in 1965.
- Seating/chart: No public seating chart published; sanctuary spans main floor plus balcony with accessible entrances.
- Transit: Easily accessible via Union Square mass transit; nearest subway connections available.
- Parking: Nearby parking garages and street parking; advisory resource available via the visiting page.
- Nearby hotels: The Evelyn (7 E 27th St), Park South Hotel (124 E 28th St), Freehand New York (23 Lexington Ave).
- Notable events hosted: Historic interfaith and community programming; early homeless shelter operation by a Jewish congregation; the building contains a tunnel once used as part of the Underground Railroad.