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About First & Franklin Presbyterian Church

Welcome to the First & Franklin Presbyterian Church campus, a historic Gothic Revival venue in the heart of Baltimore. Comprised of the Sanctuary, Reid Memorial Chapel, and Backus House, this campus hosts worship, concerts, and intimate cultural events. Whether you’re planning a recital, a private gathering, or an art installation, we’ve got you covered with practical details on capacity, seating, parking, transport, and nearby lodging and dining options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 210 West Madison Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
  • Venue type: Historic Gothic Revival church campus with multiple spaces (Sanctuary, Reid Memorial Chapel, Backus House) used for worship and events
  • Capacity: Backus House seated 40 (standing 60); Reid Memorial Chapel seated 60 (standing 85); Sanctuary capacity not publicly published by the church
  • Seating/chart: No official public seating chart published; event spaces and capacities are listed per space on the church site
  • Parking: Sunday parking in a 42-space lot at 821 N. Howard Street; additional options include nearby University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown garage and on-street metered/permit parking
  • Transit: 2 blocks from Center Street Light Rail stop; served by Charm City Circulator Purple Route
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Revival Baltimore (101 West Monument Street) and Hotel Ulysses (2 East Read Street) within Mount Vernon
  • Notable events hosted: Spire Series concerts and Art Under the Spire exhibitions; recent and upcoming performances include Canadian Brass and solo artists