Lake George Daily Minyan Lake George Daily Minyan — Ari minyan in Lake George, USA
Location: Lake George, NY, USA
About Lake George Daily Minyan offers prayer services and community connection in Lake George, USA.
Nusach: Ari.
Address: 509 Canada St, Lake George, NY 12845, USA.
Rabbi / contact: yisroel rubin.
Contact: phone 518-526-0773, email saratorah @gmail, website http://www.Saratogachabad.com.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
PLEASE NOTE - THE CURRENT MINYAN LOCATION IS NEW THIS YEAR.
Minyan located in Tent behind non-kosher pizza store. Please park in the back.
Minyan only meets July-August.
Follow Northway I-87 N to NY-912Q in Lake George. Take exit 22 from I-87 N. Then take NY-9N N, Stone Schoolhouse Rd and Flat Rock Rd to U.S. 9 S in Lake George. Turn left onto U.S. 9 S, Destination will be on the right.
Shkia minus 10 minutes = maariv time
Shabbos: No Shabbos Minyan in LG. Shabbos can be spent in Saratoga Springs (half-hour drive south). For Lodging/meals package option, please RSVP at [email protected] . Weekday Maariv notes: Follows Mincha after brief break
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Lake George Daily Minyan provides a vital service for Jewish travelers visiting the Adirondack region. Located at 509 Canada Street, this seasonal gathering ensures that men can find a quorum for daily prayers. The minyan follows the Nusach Ari tradition. It serves as a central hub for the summer Jewish community in Lake George Village.
This service is organized through the efforts of Rabbi Yisroel Rubin. It offers a convenient stop for those vacationing near the lake or hiking in the surrounding mountains. Please note that this location is seasonal and operates specifically during the peak summer months. It helps maintain religious life for tourists and seasonal residents alike.
About the area The minyan is situated on Canada Street, the main thoroughfare of Lake George. It sits in a high-traffic area near hotels, parks, and waterfront attractions. For the current season, the prayer space is located in a tent behind a local pizza store. This provides a quiet, separate space away from the main street noise.
Getting to the Minyan
Reaching the site is straightforward from the Northway. Travelers should follow I-87 North to Exit 22. From there, take NY-9N and follow the signs toward U.S. 9 South. The destination will appear on your right. To reach the prayer tent, you must drive around to the back of the building. Ample parking is available in the rear lot for all participants.
The location is central to many popular lodging options. Visitors staying at local motels or campsites can often reach the minyan within a few minutes by car or foot. Its position in the heart of the village makes it accessible for everyone visiting the area.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Lake George serves as a major gateway to the Adirondack Mountains. Staying here provides easy access to many local landmarks and activities during the summer months.
Million Dollar Beach for swimming and sunbathing.
The historical Fort William Henry Museum.
Scenic boat tours on the Minne-Ha-Ha or the Lac du Saint Sacrement.
Hiking trails at Prospect Mountain with panoramic views.
The Great Escape & Hurricane Harbor theme park in nearby Queensbury.
While Lake George is the main attraction, Saratoga Springs is just 30 minutes south. This area offers more robust Jewish infrastructure, including the historic Congregation Shaara Tfille and the Saratoga Chabad Center. Many visitors choose to combine a day of mountain air with a visit to the Saratoga springs and mineral baths.
What to expect When you visit the Lake George Daily Minyan, you will find a casual and welcoming environment. Since the services take place in a tent, the atmosphere is relaxed but respectful. It is a community-driven effort that relies on the participation of travelers like you.
Morning Shacharis at 9:00 AM on Sundays.
Weekday Mincha followed by a brief break before Maariv.
Evening services timed approximately 10 minutes before Shkia.
A mix of locals and tourists from across the country.
Please remember that there are no kosher food vendors on this specific site. The minyan focuses solely on providing a space for tefillah. If you require Shabbos accommodations, you should plan in advance. Saratoga Springs is the closest location for communal Shabbat meals and supervised lodging packages. You can email the organizers to RSVP for these off-site weekend options.
Frequently asked questions When is the Lake George Daily Minyan active? The minyan typically meets daily during the months of July and August. It does not operate during the winter or off-season.
Are there Shabbos services at this location? No, there is no organized Shabbos minyan at this location. Visitors usually travel 30 minutes south to Saratoga Springs for Shabbos services and meals.
Where exactly is the minyan held? The minyan meets in a large tent located behind a non-kosher pizza shop. You should drive to the back of the property to find the prayer space.
Is there parking available for those attending services? Yes, there is parking available behind the building near the tent. Please avoid parking in the front spots meant for the neighboring businesses.
What are the weekday prayer times? Shacharis begins at 9:00 AM. Mincha and Maariv times are based on the sunset (Shkia), with Maariv following shortly after Mincha.
