Yeshiva University - Furst Hall

Ashkenaz services at Yeshiva University - Furst Hall, New York

Location: New York, NY, USA

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Yeshiva University - Furst Hall is a synagogue listing in New York, USA.

Nusach: Ashkenaz.

Address: 500 W 185th St, New York, NY 10033, USA.

Contact: website http://yuzmanim.com/.

Minyan schedule

Sunday

Mincha: 2:30 PM

Monday

Mincha: 2:30 PM

Tuesday

Mincha: 2:30 PM

Wednesday

Mincha: 2:30 PM

Thursday

Mincha: 2:30 PM

(3rd flr.) May not meet on legal holidays

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Location

Address: 500 W 185th St, New York, NY 10033, USA

Contact

Location: New York, USA
Website: http://yuzmanim.com/

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About this listing

Located in the heart of Washington Heights, Yeshiva University - Furst Hall serves as a key location for daily prayer services. This Ashkenaz shul is part of the vibrant campus life at Yeshiva University. It provides a reliable space for residents and students to gather for Mincha.

The facility is easy to find on West 185th Street. Travelers and locals can access daily services in a structured, academic environment. The atmosphere is centered on Torah study and community prayer. You can find up-to-date schedule information through their dedicated zmanim portal.

Visitors should note the specific afternoon timing for services. This location is particularly convenient for those working or studying in Upper Manhattan. It offers a consistent minyan during the work week.

About the area

Furst Hall sits at 500 West 185th Street in New York, NY. This area is known as Washington Heights. It is a historic center for the Jewish community in Manhattan. The building is a primary structure on the Yeshiva University Wilf Campus.

Navigating the Campus

Public transportation makes reaching this location very simple. The 1 train stops at the 181st Street station nearby. Several bus lines also run through the neighborhood. Street parking exists but can be difficult to find during peak university hours.

The neighborhood has a deep Jewish history. It has supported a large observant community for many decades. Walking through these streets, you will see many recognizable Jewish institutions and schools. The area is safe and busy throughout the day.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The Washington Heights neighborhood center is a hub for Jewish life in Northern Manhattan. Several notable sites are within walking distance of Furst Hall.

Nearby Jewish Landmarks

The main campus of Yeshiva University and its architectural landmarks.
Mount Sinai Jewish Center on Bennett Avenue.
The Breuer's community (K'hal Adath Jeshurun) in the nearby vicinity.
Congregation Beth Hamedresh Hagodol of Washington Heights.
Local kosher eateries and bakeries along West 181st and 187th Streets.

Visitors can find various kosher grocery options nearby. These shops serve the large student population and local families. Fort Tryon Park is also a short walk away for those seeking outdoor space.

What to expect

When visiting Furst Hall for services, expect a focused and respectful environment. The minyan typically meets on the third floor. Most attendees are students, faculty, or local residents. The service follows the Ashkenaz tradition strictly.

Service Details

Mincha services are held at 2:30 PM from Sunday to Thursday.
The prayer space is functional and well-maintained.
Services are efficient to accommodate student and professional schedules.
Entry may require checking in at a security desk.

Please remember that schedules may change during university holidays. Legal holidays often impact the availability of the minyan. It is always wise to verify the daily schedule on the YU Zmanim website. This ensures you have the most current information before you arrive.

The setting is academic and quiet. It provides a perfect break for afternoon prayer amidst a busy city. Large groups should contact the site in advance to ensure they can be accommodated. The building is accessible and serves the community's spiritual needs year-round.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Nusach at Furst Hall?

The Nusach followed at this location is Ashkenaz.

What time is Mincha held?

Regular Mincha services are scheduled for 2:30 PM from Sunday through Thursday.

Where in the building do services take place?

Services are generally held on the third floor of the building.

Are there services on legal holidays?

Mincha services may not meet on legal holidays or during university breaks. It is best to check the official zmanim website for updates.

What is the address for Furst Hall?

The building is located at 500 West 185th Street in New York City.