Chabad Mile End

Your home away from home in Montreal — Shabbat hospitality, kosher support & Torah learning

Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada

Organizer: Chabad Mile End

About

Jewish life and hospitality in Montreal

Chabad Mile End is a welcoming Chabad House in Montreal, Canada, supporting Jewish life for both locals and visitors.

Residents and travelers in Montreal, Canada can turn here for Shabbat and holiday support, Torah learning, and a warm local connection.

Highlights include:

Synagogue services and Jewish practice support
Torah classes, adult education and Jewish learning
Children's, youth and family programming
Shabbat hospitality, holiday support and kosher assistance

Additional services may include: Chabad House, Campus Chabad House, Library, Mommy and Me, Drug & Alcohol Prevention, Religious Instruction for P.S. Students, Kitchen Koshering, Regular Classes.

If you are looking for Jewish life, practical help, or a warm community connection, this center is here to welcome you.

About the provider

Rabbi: Rabbi Yehuda Eliezer Winterfeld

The Chabad center is led with dedication and care, offering guidance, support, and a welcoming presence for the local Jewish community and visitors alike.

Kashrut & dining

Kashrut authority: fixed · fixed

Services

Weddings
Shabbat/Holiday Hospitality
Mezuzah Loans/Service
Women\'s Group
Marriage Prep
Seniors Visitation
Regular Classes
Hospital Visitation
Kitchen Koshering
Hands-on Holiday Programming
One-on-One Study
Mezuzah and Tefillin Checking
Communal Lectures
Holiday Awareness Programs
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Instruction
Library
Adult Education
Chabad House

Location

Address: 5328 Av du Parc, Montreal, QC H2V 4G7, Canada

Contact

Organizer: Chabad Mile End (Rabbi Yehuda Eliezer Winterfeld)
Location: Montréal, Canada
Website: https://www.chabadmileend.com

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About this listing

Chabad Mile End serves as a vibrant center for Jewish life in the heart of one of Montreal's most historic and culturally diverse neighborhoods. Under the leadership of Rabbi Yehuda Eliezer Winterfeld, this Chabad House provides a dedicated space where locals and travelers alike can access spiritual resources, community support, and traditional hospitality. Whether you are seeking a place for prayer or a connection to the local Jewish community, the doors are open to every Jew regardless of background or level of observance.

The facility functions as more than just a synagogue; it is a comprehensive resource center offering everything from adult education and library access to practical assistance with mitzvot. Visitors to Montreal find a "home away from home" here, ensuring that their religious needs are met while exploring the beauty of the city. With a focus on warmth and accessibility, the center plays a vital role in maintaining the Jewish character of the Mile End district.

About the area

Located at 5328 Avenue du Parc, the center is situated in the iconic Mile End neighborhood of Montréal, Québec. This area is historically significant to the Canadian Jewish story and remains a focal point for the community. The neighborhood is characterized by its tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and a unique atmosphere that blends traditional Jewish heritage with a modern, artistic flair.

The location is highly accessible for those staying in downtown Montreal or the surrounding boroughs. It is positioned near major transit lines and is within a reasonable distance of the heavily Jewish-populated areas of Outremont and Côte-des-Neiges. For visitors, the proximity to the legendary bagels of St-Viateur and Fairmount—staples of Montreal Jewish culture—adds to the convenience of the location.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Mile End is famous for its historical Jewish roots, most notably as the setting for many of Mordecai Richler's novels. Today, the area remains a hub for Jewish life, with several synagogues and institutions within walking distance. The nearby Laurier and St. Viateur streets are home to traditional Jewish bakeries that have served the community for decades.

A short distance away, the Outremont neighborhood offers an even greater concentration of kosher infrastructure, including supermarkets, specialized butchers, and numerous batei midrash. For those interested in cultural heritage, the Museum of Jewish Montreal often conducts walking tours that explore the immigrant history of these very streets.

Public green spaces like Mount Royal Park are easily accessible from this location, providing a scenic spot for a Sunday stroll. The neighborhood's blend of old-world charm and modern convenience makes it a preferred base for Jewish travelers visiting Quebec.

What to expect

Upon visiting Chabad Mile End, guests can expect an atmosphere of genuine inclusivity and traditional Chassidic warmth. The center maintains a regular schedule of synagogue services, providing a space for daily prayer and communal gathering. The environment is designed to be welcoming to those who are well-versed in liturgy as well as those who may be visiting a Chabad House for the first time.

Education is a core component of the daily operations. You will find a variety of learning opportunities, including one-on-one study sessions and communal lectures. For families, the center offers structured programming for children and youth, ensuring that Jewish heritage is passed on to the next generation in an engaging way. The library is also available for those who wish to spend time in quiet study or research.

For the traveler, the practical support offered is invaluable. From Shabbat and holiday hospitality to guidance on finding kosher food in the city, the staff is committed to helping you navigate your stay in Montreal with ease. You can also expect professional services such as marriage preparation, hospital visitation, and seniors support, reflecting the center's commitment to the entire lifecycle of the community.

Frequently asked questions

Does Chabad Mile End provide Shabbat meals?

The center offers Shabbat and holiday hospitality. It is recommended to contact Rabbi Winterfeld in advance to confirm meal times and availability for guests.

Can I get assistance with koshering my home or checking mezuzahs here?

Yes, the center provides services such as kitchen koshering and mezuzah/tefillin checking to help residents and visitors maintain their religious standards.

Are there Torah classes available for visitors?

Absolutely. The center offers adult education, one-on-one study, and regular Torah classes geared toward all levels of knowledge.

What services are available for families with children?

Chabad Mile End provides a range of programming, including "Mommy and Me" sessions, religious instruction for public school students, and youth holiday programs.