Congregation Ohab Zedek.
Open House New York, an annual event meant to introduce people to New York’s architectural gems, starts Friday. The event allows you into buildings that aren’t always open to the public, to give people a sense of the architecture they might otherwise take for granted.
Some of the local tours are already full, but here are a few that still have open access. Here are some. Click through for times.
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine
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