The Sikh Gurdwara of Westchester is a welcoming place of worship and learning dedicated to the principles of equality, social justice, and selfless service. It provides a serene environment for individuals of all faiths to participate in religious ceremonies, seek spiritual guidance, and connect with the community. As a traditional Gurdwara (meaning "Gateway of the Guru"), it serves as a central hub for Sikh life in New York, offering a range of educational and cultural resources for both the congregation and the wider public.

Key Features

Worship and Prayer: Daily services include Kirtan (musical recitation of scriptures) and Paath (reading of Gurbani) from the Guru Granth Sahib.

Langar (Free Community Kitchen): A cornerstone of the Gurdwara, providing free vegetarian meals to all visitors regardless of religion, status, or background.

Educational Programs: Offers regular classes in Punjabi language, Gurbani, and Kirtan.

Gatka School: Hosts a religious martial arts school where students learn traditional Sikh combat techniques known as Gatka.

Open Access: The facility is reportedly open 24/7 to accommodate those seeking prayer or shelter at any time.

Sangat (Congregation): Serves as a meeting place for social and political discussion, community business, and life-cycle events like weddings.