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About Agnes Flanagan Chapel

Agnes Flanagan Chapel is a historic performance and gathering space on the Lewis & Clark College campus in Portland, Oregon. With a capacity commonly cited around 400 seats, the chapel hosts worship services, lectures, and a variety of concerts by the college’s ensembles and visiting performers. The venue was renovated in 2010 to include an elevated stage and enhanced AV capabilities, and the Gregg Pavilion, completed in 2011, expanded the Agnes Flanagan complex. The space features a notable Casavant organ (85 ranks) with a circular pipe array suspended from the ceiling, creating a distinctive acoustic environment for intimate concerts and recitals.

Whether you’re a local resident, student, or visiting guest, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan your visit, secure tickets, and make the most of nearby lodging and dining options.

Seating and capacity: The official venue page lists 400 seats (updated 2010). Some sources note 415 or 460 depending on renovations and reconfigurations. Since there is no publicly published seating chart, please treat the capacity as the guiding figure when selecting tickets. If your event requires a specific setup, contact the venue or our team to confirm feasibility.

Parking: On-campus parking generally requires a permit during weekdays (7am–7pm). After-hours parking is typically allowed without a permit. For special events, arrangements can be made to accommodate guests with disabilities or larger attendee groups. Allow extra time to locate parking on campus during peak periods.

Transit: The campus is served by TriMet, with several bus routes stopping within a short walk of the chapel. The 35-T line stop near Fowler is commonly used by attendees traveling from downtown Portland. Consider using ride-share options if you’re unfamiliar with campus parking.

Nearby hotels and lodging partners: Extend your visit with stay options close to campus. Notable nearby properties include Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront, Residence Inn Portland Downtown/RiverPlace, and River’s Edge Hotel. Lewis & Clark College also collaborates with lodging partners to provide convenient rates for guests attending events at Agnes Flanagan Chapel. It’s a good idea to book through official college partner links for any special rates or packages.

What happens here: Agnes Flanagan Chapel hosts a mix of worship services, lectures, and performances by Lewis & Clark orchestra and choirs, African music events, and student recitals. The space is known for its warm acoustics and the striking Casavant organ, which adds a distinctive sound to concerts and ceremonies.

Tips for securing tickets: Tickets for performances and events can be listed on the university events page or partner ticket platforms. Because seating configurations can vary by event, verify the seating details (e.g., great seats and the section you want placeholders will be provided if available) when you purchase. We’ve got you covered to help you secure your seats without hassle.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 615 S Palatine Hill Road, Portland, OR 97219 (Lewis & Clark College).
  • Venue type: Chapel on a college campus (Lewis & Clark College).
  • Capacity: official venue page lists 400 seats (updated 2010); other sources cite 415 or 460 depending on source and renovations.
  • Seating chart: no public seating chart is published on official pages; capacity figures are the primary published detail.
  • Parking: campus parking generally requires permits weekdays 7am–7pm; after hours parking is typically allowed without a permit; special event parking can be arranged.
  • Transit: nearby TriMet service; some campus routes stop within a 10-minute walk of the chapel (e.g., 35-T stop near Fowler).
  • Nearby hotels (visitor rates available): Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront, Residence Inn Portland Downtown/RiverPlace, River’s Edge Hotel (and several others with LC lodging partnerships).
  • Notable events hosted: worship services, lectures, and concerts (e.g., Lewis & Clark Orchestra/Choirs performances; African Music performances; various recitals).
  • Renovation/additions: renovated in 2010 with a new elevated stage and AV; Gregg Pavilion completed in 2011 as part of the Agnes Flanagan complex.
  • Organ: houses a Casavant organ (85 ranks; circular pipe organ suspended from the ceiling).