About this listing Mikvah Mei Menachem provides essential ritual immersion services in Rogers, Arkansas. It serves both the local community and the many business travelers who visit Northwest Arkansas. This facility represents a significant milestone for Jewish life in the region.
\n\nThe mikvah is affiliated with Chabad of Northwest Arkansas. It operates under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Mendel Greisman. This ensures the highest halakhic standards are maintained for all users. The facility is kept clean and modern to provide a peaceful experience for every visitor.
\n\nFinding a mikvah in this part of the United States used to be difficult. Mikvah Mei Menachem now makes it possible for residents and travelers to observe these important traditions with ease. Access is provided by appointment to ensure privacy and proper preparation for guests.
About the area Mikvah Mei Menachem is situated at 5402 West Redbud Street in Rogers, Arkansas. This location is part of the fast-growing Northwest Arkansas metropolitan area. It is easily accessible from the I-49 corridor, which connects Rogers to Bentonville and Fayetteville.
\n\nThe neighborhood is quiet and residential, offering a high degree of privacy for visitors. Most travelers to the area arrive via the Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA). The airport is about a 20-minute drive from the mikvah location.
\n\nProximity to Jewish Life \nBecause the Jewish population is spread across several towns, this central Rogers location is convenient. It sits near the Chabad of Northwest Arkansas center. This proximity allows visitors to coordinate their ritual needs with other community services easily.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Rogers and the surrounding Northwest Arkansas corridor offer several points of interest for visitors. While the Jewish community is small, it remains active and welcoming to those traveling through the region.
\n\n\n Chabad of Northwest Arkansas: This center serves as the primary hub for Jewish life in the area. \n Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art: A world-class art museum located in nearby Bentonville. \n Pinnacle Hills Promenade: A large outdoor shopping and dining destination located just minutes from the mikvah. \n Osage Park: A nearby green space offering walking trails and quiet outdoor areas. \n Bentonville Town Square: A historic area with local shops and the original Walmart Five and Dime. \n \n\nVisitors often stay in Rogers while exploring the corporate headquarters of major companies. The mikvah provides a vital religious infrastructure for families living in or visiting this growing economic hub.
What to expect Visitors can expect a discreet and well-maintained environment at Mikvah Mei Menachem. The facility uses the Bor Al Gabai Bor construction method. This method is widely recognized and respected in the Chabad community and beyond.
\n\nThe mikvah is designed to be a space of tranquility. Since it operates by appointment only, you will have the time and space needed for a meaningful experience. The staff assists with scheduling to ensure every guest feels welcome and comfortable.
\n\n\n Clean and private changing areas. \n Modern plumbing and heating systems. \n Supervision by Rabbi Mendel Greisman. \n Strict adherence to halakhic standards. \n Warm and helpful local assistance. \n \n\nIf you are traveling for business, please contact the mikvah early in your trip. The local community is small but very dedicated to helping guests. They will provide the necessary information for your visit, including specific address details and entry instructions.
Frequently asked questions Do I need to make an appointment? Mikvah Mei Menachem operates strictly by appointment. You should contact the facility at least 24 to 48 hours in advance to schedule your visit.
Who provides the kashrut supervision for this mikvah? The mikvah was built under the supervision of Rabbi Mendel Greisman. It is affiliated with Chabad of Northwest Arkansas.
Are there preparation rooms available on-site? Specific preparation details and available supplies can be discussed when you call to make your appointment. The facility is designed for modern comfort.
What halakhic construction method was used for the pool? This facility is built using the Bor Al Gabai Bor method. This is a common and highly respected standard in Chabad mikvah construction.
