Theo takes us inside Kehila Kedosha Janina, a historic Greek-Jewish synagogue in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Founded in 1906, with the shul built in 1927, KKJ has flourished through a century of immigration and migration. Today, it remains both a vibrant, active Jewish community and cultural landmark, welcoming thousands of visitors who learn about the Greek-Jewish diaspora at its historic museum. Each May, they host the Greek Jewish Festival, transforming the outside NYC streets into a celebra

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