ISKCON New York City - Hare Krishna Center

ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) New York City is a primary resource for the local devotee community and public, focusing on spiritual nourishment, event updates, and community engagement.

Key features

Spiritual content and worship

Daily Darshan: The page regularly shares photos and videos of the temple's deities, Sri Sri Radha-Govinda and Lord Jagannatha, adorned in beautiful new outfits. This allows followers to have a sacred viewing, or "darshan," even if they cannot be there in person.

Live broadcasts: The page has featured live video broadcasts of important events, such as daily classes and Sunday feasts, making the temple's devotional life accessible to a wider online audience.

Historical tributes: It regularly honors the movement's founder, Srila Prabhupada, and acknowledges the historical significance of ISKCON's first temple in New York.

Community and event information

Event notifications: Announcements for major festivals, special programs, and Deity Worship Training are a key feature, keeping the community informed of upcoming gatherings.

Renovation updates: The page documents ongoing development projects, such as the Transform Campaign for the Brooklyn temple.This provides followers with a direct look at the temple's progress and future plans.

Community outreach: The page promotes community engagement and provides links to newsletters and other ways to stay connected with the Hare Krishna Center.

Historical preservation

Matchless Gifts Restoration: The page also celebrates the restoration of "Matchless Gifts," the original storefront temple on 26 Second Avenue. This historic space has been transformed into a living museum, and the Facebook page shares updates and information about this effort.