Sutton Place Synagogue, Conservative synagogue in Midtown East, New York, United States.
Sutton Place Synagogue at 225 East 51st Street is a Conservative Jewish house of worship that blends traditional liturgy with contemporary approaches to faith. The building hosts daily prayer services, lifecycle events, and educational programs for its congregation.
The congregation was established in 1901 under a different name and occupied several locations before settling on East 51st Street. The current building was completed in 1975, following the congregation's growth and need for a permanent home in Midtown.
The synagogue serves as a spiritual center for a diverse membership that includes long-time residents and newcomers to the neighborhood. People gather here to mark life milestones and participate in holiday celebrations that shape the rhythm of their year.
The location is accessible by public transit in a busy midtown neighborhood with nearby restaurants and shops. Visitors should plan to arrive during posted service times and can inquire in advance about any specific requirements for attending.
The congregation acquired land from a utility company in the 1960s, an unusual partnership that enabled them to build their permanent home in a changing neighborhood. This real estate move allowed them to remain in the area as other institutions relocated elsewhere.
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