Welcome to the Broome Street Ganesha Temple
Beginning February 6th, the Temple will be open Monday thru Friday from 12-2pm for lunch hour darshan and meditation
| Monday | Ganapati Japa
Siva Abhisheka |
6-6:30 am
5-6:15 pm |
| Tuesday | Ganapati Japa | 6-6:30 am |
| Wednesday | Ganapati Japa | 6-6:30 am |
| Thursday | Ganapati Japa | 6-6:30 am |
| Friday | Ganapati Japa
Ganapati Abhisheka |
6-6:30 am
6:30-7:30 pm |
Friday Night Kirtan, February 3rd, 7:30 – 9pm with Anjula Saraswati, Nina Rao, Deva Das, Sundar Das and Terrence
Upcoming Special Event:
Maha Sivaratri Weekend 2012 in Manhattan!
Saturday, February 18th Six Hour Kirtan, 4-10 pm
Sunday, February 19th Sivaratri Festival 4:30 pm to 6 am, February 20th.
Please feel free to contact us to arrange for darshan at times other than the scheduled pujas: eddie@broomestreettemple.org
Monday thru Friday 6-6:30am
Abhisheka, Kirtan, Japa, and Mangala Arati Every Friday 6:30-8 pm
Abhisheka, Kirtan, Japa, and Mangala Arati Every Monday 5:00-6:15 pm
Temple History: The Broome Street Temple is the home of three Hindu shrines. The first shrine that was established was Sri Abhayankara Mahaganapati (Ganesh), whose installation was performed in 2001 under the guidance and with the blessings of Sri K Pattabhi Jois, the late yoga master of Mysore, South India. The ceremony was performed fourteen days after the tragic events of September 11th, and was commenced with a public Vedic prayer service for those who perished, and for