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About Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral
The Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral, serving as the cathedral for the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, sits at 19 S 38th St in Philadelphia. With a flexible interior that features movable chairs instead of fixed pews, the space can adapt for intimate concerts, liturgies, ordinations, and cultural events. The venue seats approximately 250, making it a cozy, acoustically friendly setting for a wide range of performances and services.
Whether you’re planning a diocesan liturgy, a concert, or a special ceremony, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit access, and nearby hotels and dining to make your visit smooth and straightforward.
Getting here is easy via public transit or car. The Cathedral is near 30th Street Station and accessible via SEPTA lines, with multiple bus routes serving the area. For drivers, nearby garages and street parking options are available, including the LAZ lot at 3665 Market St and the Walnut 38 Park garage. Note that on Sundays, street parking with permits can be an option. If you’re visiting for a concert or event, secure your seats early and consider nearby lodging and dining partners to complete your trip. We’ve got trusted partner recommendations to help you plan a comfortable, convenient visit.
For updates, events, and more, follow the Cathedral’s official channels and stay connected with community happenings in Philadelphia’s University City area.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 19 S 38th St, Philadelphia, PA 19104.
- Venue type: Cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania.
- Capacity: about 250 seats.
- Seating/chart: interior seating is flexible; pews were removed in 2002 and replaced with movable chairs to accommodate concerts and events.
- Renamed/demolished: formerly Protestant Episcopal Church of the Saviour; designated cathedral in 1992; not demolished.
- Parking: nearby garages and street parking; LAZ lot at 3665 Market St and Walnut 38 Park; street parking with permits on Sundays.
- Transit: near 30th Street Station; SEPTA Blue Line to 40th St; Green Line to 36th St; bus routes 21, 30, 40, 42; Penn Bus options for patrons.
- Notable events: diocesan liturgies, ordinations, and cultural events; has hosted concerts and artistic performances.