Nice place for different faith people have separate place for prayer like mosque . Church & temple

This is my favorite church in town for open minded open-armed people who have a sound theology and also a love for the arts.

This Church offers a unique opportunity to enjoy or participate from alternative Movement Research performances. Contemporary Dance, Performance art, Ecstatic Dance, etc. A safe and inclusive space.

It was beautiful and i was please to know that we was able to have our traditions as we do every year especially after our transition issues. Thank you lord for allowing us to keep our momentum alive.

NICE CHURCH. VERY RECYCLING FRIENDLY AND THEY HAVE A REALLY REALLY FREE MARKET LAST SUNDAY OF SOME MONTHS WHERE DONATIONS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE BROUGHT FOR RE USE AND OR PROPER RECYCLING ...

I saw the show BEYOND BABEL. It was an excellent production.

Loved being a part of sharing at this special event at a beautiful host space!

Beautiful space located right across the street from Washington Square Park. Saw the movement Failure by Laura Peterson. Performance was really interesting and much different than I expected. Rebuilding and destroying society...look at the pics.

Our group has its holiday party there. Just needs better ventilation.

Loved it! They are a very artistic church, full of free art events and even an Arts Manifesto. Check the Movement Research performances on Monday and the Art Wednesdays (:

Judson is a cathedral of and for all people, black, white, brown, beige, yellow, cinnamon or any other color. Judson represents the rainbow. It is a sanctuary and a house; a place all can call home. I love it there.

So great place! Very historical and powerful!

One of the best performance and event spaces in NY. Ecstatic Dance is the best! (They do it 2x a month)

Its the most open and welcoming place around. Arts focused, justice centered, theologically liberated. Cant say enough good things.

This is where groups can meet for various causes. NYCHU, New York City Homeless Union meets in the basement the first Thursday of every month. The entrance is on Thompson St. near Washington SQ Park.

Music in the church service.

Nice event space, chill social justice vibes.

My home away from home...outstanding pastoral care, welcoming fellowship, and legendary social justice programs.

Great memorys

Love this place has so much history and a wonderful home for ecstatic dance events

Fanfreakingtastic. I attended the Ecstatic Dance held here once a month and can’t stop raving.What a great place for gathering spirituality.I even downloaded the event calendar in hopes that during 2019 I would attend more events than just the dance.This church offered a little bit of everything to a lot of everybody’s.What a way to go.

My wife and I visited several historical churches and cathedrals during our visit to NYC, and although this church is small, it is by far the most memorable of all the places we visited. The staff member who greeted us was amazing (wish I could remember his name!), and took the time to personally show us around and tell us about the churchs history as well as offer us interesting facts about the current state of the building and congregation. No other church we visited was so welcoming, and I would definitely recommend taking the time to see it if youre interested in historical buildings in NYC. Despite its simplicity, it has a rich history and present.

All their events are fun, free & inclusive! Come Wednesday nights for a vegan meal and a performance with JAWS

Inclusive community with top-notch performances.

Fantastic church. Caring. I go to many events. First Wednesday is Bailout with homemade soup and potluck. Wonderful crowd. Artistic performances follow the food social. Beautifuil space. Come at 7:15 pm to enjoy the monthly event. The 2nd Wednesday is Magic Time. Drama all free. Refreshments. So much happening at this church. Across from Washington Square Park.

This church has a nice space for an event.

My soul was touched by Matheta Dance in the spiritual and lightning.

Listened to the pastors interview with Alec Baldwin on “here’s the thing” love her!

Great venue for arts, especially Movement Research, and as a space for organizations like XR, but the church is too churchy and also passively exclusionary. They say they are wholly inclusive but are not (I know this from experience). The arts program it runs itself are more mainstream than former programs like Judson Dance Theater. Movement Research is a separate entity that uses Judsons space. Once in a while something truly Avant-Garde will be presented, but not nearly as often as youd think.

Great space. Enjoyed a dance performance.

IT WAS AN EXPERIENCE THAT ILL NEVER FORGET HOW WELCOMING AND SINCERE THEY WERE. I JOINED THE ORGANIZATION

I got to go to Judson church for the first time to experience a great dance/music/art installation. It is a place well known to harbor creative performance, and the space lends itself very well to such events. For performers, it must be difficult to balance the attention of people, because their eyes may wander to the surrounding architecture. I was also let down when I heard that the organ does not work. I would definitely recommend everyone to see at least one performance there because it is a great atmosphere.

I like the judson memorial church because of their open door policy .

Welcoming congregation. Very social justice and arts oriented. Friendly staff and pastors. Very active with the NYC communitys vulnerable populations.

Movement Research was amazing. Go see it!

Great alternative service on first Sundays.

A true community!

The space itself is absolutely beautiful, and they are kind to let art/performance installations use what it has to offer. I attended a morning yoga/dance party here, and it was so uplifting to start my day dancing amidst such architecture.

I have not entered the church, only looked upon it from within Washington Square Park. Its wonderful building and stands out from the surrounding architecture.

I have been rather anti-religious and anti-churchy most of my life and this community turned my head and heart around. If you are curious try visiting Judson first Sunday of any month at 11 am for Agape - picnic tables, wine and cheese, hymns and show tunes interrupted by a very lively and moving piece by either Donna Schaper the senior minister or Micah the newly ordinated gay minister or an interesting ringer. Arts and Social Justice and Theology sit so well together at the picnic tables, you will question why they never shared meals together so well before.

I have been there twice to very different events and I have enjoyed very much. The church is also beautiful by itself.

I went there for a Faith In New York meeting.

They are very hospitable

Great place

Beautiful family church

This venue is in the heart of Washington Square. Not a great theater, seats are uncomfortable. It is theater in the round so you can miss action of the show is not staged well. Again, the shows are put on by various groups that rent the place, so check reviews.

Unconditional love!

Unconditional welcome. Grace.

I did not go to church here. I went to the basement here. There was an NYU meeting here. It looked okay i guess.

Nice

Judson hosts many activities. Im a pagan, I think, but Judson rules.!

Gorgeous space, welcoming community.