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About East Liberty Presbyterian Church

Welcome to East Liberty Presbyterian Church, now marketed as Cathedral of Hope, a versatile Pittsburgh venue known for its historic sanctuary spaces and welcoming community events. Located at 116 S. Highland Avenue in the vibrant East Liberty neighborhood, this venue offers flexible seating for intimate performances and larger gatherings alike. Whether you’re planning a concert, conference, or worship service, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations and dining.

From the Main Sanctuary to the Interfaith Peace Chapel, East Liberty Presbyterian Church (Cathedral of Hope) has hosted ensembles like Chatham Baroque and various sacred and cultural events. Our goal is to help you secure your seats with ease and connect you with trustworthy hotel and restaurant options nearby. If you need a local contact or help coordinating logistics, we’ve got you—like a friend in the business.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 116 S. Highland Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
  • Former name / branding: East Liberty Presbyterian Church, currently marketed as Cathedral of Hope
  • Venue types: Main Sanctuary (flexible seating, up to 625) and Interfaith Peace Chapel (up to 150 seats)
  • Parking: on-street meters (~$1.50/hr, Mon–Sat 8am–6pm), neighborhood lots, and nearby garages (e.g., Eastside Bond Parking Garage behind the church; 24/7 access at 30 Annie Place)
  • Transit: served by Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus routes (e.g., 71B, 74, 82, 88, 89) with East Liberty area access and proximity to the East Busway/East Liberty Station
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Indigo, SpringHill Suites Pittsburgh Bakery Square, Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh University Place
  • Notable venues/events: Sanctuary Worship (weekly), ELPC Social Hall and Chapel used for concerts and rehearsals; historic dedication events; has hosted ensembles like Chatham Baroque; past conferences such as the Festival of Homiletics