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Misc modules that extend Express or provide useful utilities.

Express Expose -- Expose js objects, functions, and modules to client-side scripts
Express Messages -- Flash message display dynamicHelper
Express Configuration -- Async configuration
Express Resource -- Resourceful routing
Express Helpers -- Misc view helpers for Express

Template engines that are Express compliant out of the box.

Jade -- Haml inspired template engine
Haml.js -- Haml implementation
EJS -- Embedded JavaScript template engine
hbs -- adapter for Handlebars.js, an extension of Mustache.js template engine
hulk-hogan -- adapter for Twitter's Hogan.js (Mustache syntax), with support for Partials
combyne.js -- A template engine that hopefully works the way you'd expect.
swig -- fast, Django-like template engine
whiskers -- small, fast, mustachioed
Blade -- HTML Template Compiler, inspired by Jade & Haml

The Consolidate.js library unifies the APIs of these template engines to a single Express-compatible API.

base12 -- a 12factor.net web app platform, built on express 3. Ported from our 2-year evolving boilerplate at Skookum Digital Works.
Monorail.js -- Ultra lightweight MVC framework for Node.js
Locomotive -- Effective web development for Node.js. Inspired by Ruby on Rails.
RailwayJS -- High-level MVC framework inspired by RoR
Calipso -- A Content Management System based on Express & Mongoose
Derby -- A real-time, collaborative application framework
Bones -- A client/server application framework built with Express & Backbone
backbone-express-mongoose-socketio -- Boilerplate app supplying backbone, mongoose, and socket.io
Boilerplate -- boilerplate app supplying Express, Connect, Socket-IO, Jade and more.
Matador -- MVC framework by the guys at Twitter
Lemmy -- 49% Motherfucker | 51% Son of a Bitch Node.js + Express + Mocha flexible project boilerplate for Javascript/Coffee-Script coders written in Makefile.
Mojito -- Yahoo's MVC framework
Tower.js -- Full Stack Web Framework for Node.js and the Browser. Modeled after Ruby on Rails. Built for the client and server from the ground up.

Visit the Connect wiki for middleware.