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About Beaches Museum Chapel

Beaches Museum Chapel is a charming, historic venue tucked inside the Beaches Museum & History Park in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Originally known as St. Paul’s By-the-Sea/Beaches Chapel, it was relocated to the museum in June 2012 and is now affectionately called the Beaches Museum Chapel. This intimate space is ideal for weddings, chapel concerts, private events, and special gatherings. Whether you’re planning a ceremony, a concert, or a private function, we’ve got you covered with practical details and nearby conveniences.

Key details: seating is fixed pews for the main chapel area, capacity varies by setup, and the space can host a range of event styles from formal seated dinners with a dance floor to cocktail receptions.

When you’re ready to secure your date, we’ll help you navigate venue specifics, parking options, transportation, and nearby hotels and restaurants to simplify your planning.

Venue details
The Beaches Museum Chapel sits within the Beaches Museum & History Park at 381 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250. Chapel seating accommodates a flexible setup suitable for intimate gatherings and can be arranged to fit your event needs. Theater-style seating and cocktails can be accommodated as needed, with seating configurations discussed during planning. A seated dinner with a dance floor can be arranged for smaller to mid-sized groups.

Parking and transportation
On-site parking specifics aren’t published. Jacksonville Beach operates paid parking on weekends and holidays, so plan to check current signage and hours. The venue is served by Jacksonville Transit on the First Coast Flyer Red Line along Beach Boulevard, plus local bus services. Beach Buggy on-demand service is available in the Beaches area for convenient travel to and from events.

Nearby accommodations and dining
Two nearby hotels are within easy reach for guests: Casa Marina Hotel (691 N First St) and Best Western Oceanfront (305 N First St). Both properties offer convenient access for attendees and are good options for out-of-town guests. For dining, we recommend nearby casual to upscale options within walking or short drive distance, with affiliate partners available for accommodations and meals to enhance your event experience.

Event suitability
The Beaches Museum Chapel is a versatile space for weddings, chapel concerts, and private events. It hosts the annual Chapel Concert Series and other museum events, providing a historic backdrop and a unique cultural setting for your gathering. If you’re looking to secure a date, we can help with availability and logistics to ensure your event runs smoothly in this charming, historically rich venue.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 381 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250.
  • Venue type: Historic chapel integrated into the Beaches Museum & History Park; used for weddings, private events, and chapel concerts.
  • Seating and capacity: Chapel seats about 120 guests; space is 77 by 22 feet with pews in fixed positions; theatre-style capacity around 140; cocktail events up to 140; seated dinner with dance floor about 80.
  • Parking: On-site parking details are not published; Jacksonville Beach operates paid parking on weekends/holidays (check current signage and hours).
  • Transit: Served by Jacksonville Transit (First Coast Flyer Red Line along Beach Boulevard) and local bus services; Beach Buggy on-demand service is available in the Beaches area.
  • Nearby hotels: Casa Marina Hotel (691 N First St) and Best Western Oceanfront (305 N First St) are within a short walk/drive of the venue.
  • Notable events hosted: Weddings at the chapel; annual chapel concerts and museum events (e.g., Chapel Concert Series).
  • Renamed/demolished: The chapel was historically known as St. Paul’s By-the-Sea/Beaches Chapel and was relocated to Beaches Museum in June 2012; it is now referred to as the Beaches Museum Chapel.