305 Remsen Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11212

Building Campaign

The New Home of Lubavitch of Remsen Village.

With our growing community comes the need for a permanent center, a place where all are welcome and everyone feels at home.

The new 18,000 sq ft. building will enable us to expand our programs and services in a space that's both comfortable and conveniently located.

And it all starts with you.

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305 Remsen Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11212

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our programs

Minyanim

Daily Shacharis and Maariv minyamin. Weekly Shabbos minyanim and a kiddush.

N'Shei Events

Weekly shuirim, monthly events, workshops, yemei d'pagrah programs, and more.

Children's Programs

Boys and Girls Mesibas Shabbos programs. Avos U'Banim, Yeshivas Erev, and more.

Shiurim

Weekly shiurim in Chassidus, Halacha, Gemara, and Inyonei Moshiach U'Geula.

Yomim tovim Events

Yomim Nora'im services, Simchas Torah meals, Chanuka, Purim, and Lag Ba'Omer events, Shavuos party.

Farbrengens

Weekly Shabbos Farbrengens, special event gatherings with guest speakers, weekly Seder Haningunim.

Our Members Share

Hear from our members why they're happy to be raising their families in Remsen Village.

“There’s a real sense of community. People share everything: they share tools, they share ideas.”

"...as the community began to grow, these pioneers began to see the wonderful benefits of living in a close-knit community. The unity and warmth amongst the community members, the level of comfort felt here- no one remains a stranger for long!”

“I recall one evening when I was home with a new baby and couldn’t leave my house, and the baby needed formula. We have a community WhatsApp group, so I decided to try my luck and see if anyone near me had some to spare. Immediately, a neighbor reached out to let me know that he was in a store and would purchase some and bring it over.”

“I’ve seen people really grow b’ruchnius since moving here ”

“It’s like living in Crown Heights, but with cheaper housing."

“It’s a very welcoming, tight knit, chassidishe community. When I think about the community board members, it’s amazing how active they are. It’s a real asset to the community to have people like that here- they don’t look for accolades, they just get out and do.”