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Lexington, MA

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About Temple Isaiah

Temple Isaiah is a active Reform Jewish congregation located at 55 Lincoln Street in Lexington, Massachusetts. With a sanctuary and shared social and educational spaces, the temple hosts a variety of community events and programs, including the LexRAP Gala fundraiser, the Isaiah Breakfast Speaker Series, and Sisterhood activities. This venue page provides practical details to help you plan your visit, including parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Whether you’re attending a community event, a service, or a fundraiser, you’ll find Temple Isaiah accessible and connected to Lexington’s broader amenities. Alongside its religious and educational mission, the temple remains a hub for local gatherings and charitable activities. If you’re traveling from out of town, use the nearby hotels and restaurants to make a comfortable trip. We’ve got you covered with clear, no-nuss information to secure your seats and plan your visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address and venue: 55 Lincoln Street, Lexington, MA 02421; Reform Jewish congregation with a sanctuary and social/educational spaces.
  • Parking: On-site temple parking lot with overflow across Lincoln Street; handicapped parking in the lower lot; drop-off at the horseshoe entrance.
  • Transit: Service area accessible via Lex250 transit info (Lexington Center), with LexExpress buses and MBTA bus lines 62 and 76; nearest MBTA Red Line access via Alewife connection.
  • Nearby hotels: The Inn at Hastings Park (2027 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02421); Aloft Lexington (727 Marrett Rd, Lexington, MA 02421); Element Lexington (727 Marrett Rd – A, Lexington, MA 02421).
  • Notable events hosted: LexRAP Gala fundraiser at Temple Isaiah (Lexington); Isaiah Breakfast Speaker Series; Sisterhood events such as thrift sales and other community programs.
  • Seating chart and capacity: Not publicly published by the temple; no official seating chart or capacity listed on the temple’s public pages.
  • Notable status: The temple remains active at 55 Lincoln Street; its history notes formation in the 1950s and continued operation (no demolition or renaming reported).