Temple Sinai is a Reform synagogue at 6227 St Charles Ave in New Orleans. Its congregation welcomes people attending services and community events, including memorial services and a Martin Luther King Jr. service. The sanctuary is also used for concerts, with acoustics that have impressed performers. Check the temple’s schedule before you go, since visits are tied to services and events. If you are attending for the first time, ask a volunteer or staff member where to enter and go inside.
Services and community events
Temple Sinai welcomes people attending services and events, including visitors who are away from home during the Holy Days. The congregation also hosts memorial services and a Martin Luther King Jr. service, with music and a guest speaker focused on King’s legacy.
Events can draw people of different ages, and children and young people take part in ceremonies. If you are unfamiliar with the building, ask a volunteer or staff member to direct you to the right entrance and seating area.
Concerts and the building
The sanctuary is also a concert venue. Performers have remarked on its acoustics, and the building’s stained-glass windows are among its notable details.
Temple Sinai is at 6227 St Charles Ave. The entrance, restrooms and parking are wheelchair accessible. Check the temple’s schedule for upcoming services and events before setting out.
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Where is Temple Sinai?
It is at 6227 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70118.
Can you attend a service or event as a visitor?
Visitors have attended services and events, including Holy Days and a Martin Luther King Jr. service. Check the temple’s schedule before you go.
Is Temple Sinai wheelchair accessible?
The entrance, restroom and parking are listed as wheelchair accessible.
