Our Story
Buckhead Synagogue began with a simple idea: to create a place where Jewish life feels warm, meaningful, and open to all.
From the start, the focus has been on people—on building genuine relationships, fostering connection, and bringing Judaism into everyday life in a way that feels relevant and alive. What began as a small, heartfelt vision has grown into a vibrant center serving individuals, families, and children across the Buckhead community.
Here, there’s no single way to belong. It’s about showing up as you are—and discovering inspiration, connection, and purpose through learning, celebration, and shared experience.
Our story continues to evolve with every person who walks through our doors, every relationship formed, and every moment—big or small—that brings Jewish life to life.
Buckhead Synagogue is a division of Chabad of Buckhead and Brookhaven under the auspices of Chabad of Georgia, a statewide network of nearly 25 centers dedicated to Jewish outreach, education, and community.
Our Space
The Cora and Stanley Solon Jewish Centerof Buckhead.
The Cora and Stanley Solon Jewish Center of Buckhead reflects the Solon family’s enduring commitment to strengthening Jewish life and ensuring that every Jew has a place to belong. Through their extraordinary vision and generosity, they have helped create a warm and welcoming home where community is built, traditions are celebrated, and Jewish life flourishes every day. Their legacy lives on in the countless lives touched within these walls.
Our space is rooted in a home—quite literally. Nestled in the heart of Buckhead. Our center is a warm space where Jewish life happens naturally and comfortably. It’s where people gather for Shabbat dinners, holiday celebrations, classes, services, and meaningful moments throughout the year. This space is our hub. Everyone feels welcome the moment they walk through the door.
Jewish life at Buckhead Chabad is vibrant, welcoming, and deeply personal.Whether you are exploring Judaism for the first time or continuing a lifelong journey, we strive to create spaces that feel meaningful, inclusive, and alive with connection.
Through learning, celebration, tradition, and community, Jewish life here is not something you observe — it’s something you live.
