Open House Festival

Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington

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Not known, 2003

1-3 Elliott's Place, N1 8HX

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Visit Islington’s one and only synagogue. Discover fascinating local Jewish history, an art gallery and much more besides. Learn about Jewish practice, history and culture from the Rabbi - and ask him any questions you like!

Getting there

Tube

Angel, Highbury & Islington

Train

Essex Road, Highbury & Islington, Canonbury

Bus

341, 38, 476, 73, 19, 43

Access

Facilities

Accessibility notes

There is a step up from the pavement to the entrance, which itself is quite narrow, and not wheelchair accessible

What you can expect

A warm welcome to our tranquil space, bright and air-conditioned, large windows letting in light, with artworks around the walls.

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Drop in activities

Sun 20 Sep

10:00–14:00

Drop in: Chabad Islington: Drop in visit

Drop in at Chabad Islington, the borough's only synagogue and spend time with the Rabbi and look at the latest art exhibition!

10:15–10:40

Drop in: Talk on Islington's Jewish History, Culture & Practice

Learn about the interesting Jewish history of Islington and how the present-day Jewish community celebrates its culture, heritage and faith.

11:15–11:40

Drop in: Talk on Islington's Jewish History, Culture & Practice

Learn about the interesting Jewish history of Islington and how the present-day Jewish community celebrates its culture, heritage and faith.

12:15–12:40

Drop in: Talk on Islington's Jewish History, Culture & Practice

Learn about the interesting Jewish history of Islington and how the present-day Jewish community celebrates its culture, heritage and faith.

13:15–13:40

Drop in: Talk on Islington's Jewish History, Culture & Practice

Learn about the interesting Jewish history of Islington and how the present-day Jewish community celebrates its culture, heritage and faith.

About

Jewish Islington: Culture, Practice and History

Come to Chabad Islington and hear from the Rabbi about Jewish culture and practice in the borough; as a bonus, ask him any questions you like! Learn about our community work.

In addition you will have the chance to look at the art on display in the Ein Sof Gallery, which Chabad hosts, with a constantly changing selection of works by contemporary Jewish artists.

And you can learn about the many people of Jewish faith and heritage who have lived in Islington with fascinating insights from the Jewish Heritage Trail by those involved in researching the project.

As a take away, you will get a fold-up self-guided tour brochure of the Jewish Heritage Trail which you can enjoy any time.

Online presence

www.jewishislington.co.uk

twitter.com/chabadislington

www.facebook.com/groups/chabadislington

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