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About Yeshiva of Flatbush

The Yeshiva of Flatbush is a historic multi-use campus in Brooklyn that hosts a variety of cultural and school events. The Khezrie Auditorium serves as a sanctuary and performance space within the Al and Sonny Gindi Campus, part of the 2018 Blueprint for Excellence expansion. While public capacity isn’t published, events have historically drawn full and attentive audiences for concerts, student performances, and commemorations. The venue is accessible via a mix of public transit and parking options, with nearby hotels and dining choices for visitors traveling to the area.

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Location specifics and campus details: - Houllou Elementary School: 919 East 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11230 - Joel Braverman High School (Al and Sonny Gindi Campus): 1609 Avenue J, Brooklyn, NY 11230 - Executive Offices: 975A East 13th Street, Suite 210, Brooklyn, NY 11230 Venue highlights: - The Khezrie Auditorium is a versatile space used for concerts, performances, and community events, including Witness Theater productions tied to Yom HaShoah, Evening of the Arts concerts, and the YOF Annual Auction. - Assigned seating is used for school and event programs; some performances utilize QR code check-in for streamlined entry. Getting there: - Public transit options include bus routes along Flatbush Avenue (B41, B44-SBS) and the nearby 2/5 subway lines within a comfortable walk to Nostrand Ave or Flatbush Ave–Brooklyn College stations. - Parking is available in campus-adjacent areas and on-street spots; parking availability can vary by time and event size, so plan ahead. Staying nearby: - Hotels in the area include Ramada by Wyndham Brooklyn Near Flatbush and Hampton Inn Brooklyn-Downtown/Financial District options within a reasonable drive or transit ride for visitors. - Nearby dining favorites and casual eateries provide convenient options for pre-show meals or post-event gatherings. Tips for attendees: - Check your event’s seating allocation (assigned seating is common). - Look for QR code check-in where offered to speed entry. - Consider booking lodging and dining in advance, especially for popular concert dates or community events. If you’re seeking tickets or event entry details, we’ve got you covered—reach out and we’ll help you secure your seats and plan a smooth visit to Brooklyn’s Yeshiva of Flatbush.

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  • Campuses and addresses: Houllou Elementary School — 919 East 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11230; Joel Braverman High School (Al and Sonny Gindi Campus) — 1609 Avenue J, Brooklyn, NY 11230; Executive Offices — 975A East 13th Street, Suite 210, Brooklyn, NY 11230.
  • Venue and facilities: The high school campus includes the Khezrie Auditorium, a multi-use space that doubles as a sanctuary and performance venue; part of the 2018 Blueprint for Excellence expansion.
  • Seating and events: School events (e.g., Yeshivah of Flatbush concerts) use assigned seating; some events issue QR codes for check-in.
  • Capacity notes: Public capacity figures are not published; a 2019 Witness Theater performance was described as “filled beyond capacity,” indicating finite seating.
  • Notable events hosted: Witness Theater productions (Yom HaShoah related), Evening of the Arts concerts, and the YOF Annual Auction; the school also hosts regular student arts and concerts.
  • Transit: Nearby bus routes along Flatbush Avenue (e.g., B41, B44-SBS) and 2/5 subway service within walking distance to Nostrand Av or Flatbush Ave–Brooklyn College area.
  • Nearby hotels: Ramada by Wyndham Brooklyn Near Flatbush; Hampton Inn Downtown Brooklyn (also within reasonable distance for visitors).
  • Renaming/demolition: The campuses remain active as Yeshivah of Flatbush; there are ongoing expansions (e.g., the 2018 campaign) but no reports of demolition or renaming.