First Tuesday of each month
At one time no other place on earth was so densely populated with such religious diversity.

At one time no other place on earth was so densely populated with such religious and cultural diversity as NYC's Lower East Side. Here not only tolerance was developed, but as successive waves of our cultural centers: synagogues, churches, temples and mosques of all denominations and national origins with all our birthing pains and challenging times, formed a genuine knowledge of, and respect for each other and our differences. This greatly enriching American experiment continues today. Within in a few square blocks we will experience many of these often hidden significant cultural centers connecting our own hard earned fabric, and unique histories.

When:  First Tuesday of each month, 3:30PM
Reservations: Not Required, you can pay your guide
Fee: $20 General Admission / $15 LESpass Members
Meet: Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, 173 East 3rd St. btw Ave A & B (Map/Directions)
Subway: F train to 2nd Avenue/Lower East Side
Also available as a PRIVATE TOUR

Your Guide:

Anthony Donovan, award winning documentarian, author, BSN, medical manager serving NYC's sick for 35 years, is a fifth generation New Yorker living in the East Village for the past 20 years. His mother is of the notable McAllister tugboat family (incorporated in NYC 1868). Frequenting the Lower East Side for it's rich music scene since 1968, that same year he began his passion and journey into Interfaith events and services throughout NYC.

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