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About St. Alban's Episcopal Church

St. Alban's Episcopal Church sits on the Cathedral Close at the heart of Washington, DC, within the Washington National Cathedral complex. As a parish on Cathedral grounds, it hosts lectures and discussions with notable theologians and scholars, alongside worship and community events. This page provides practical details for attendees and visiting guests, including seating considerations, parking options, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations. We’ve Got a Guy is here to help you secure reliable access to events and programs held at this historic parish.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and address: Corner of Wisconsin and Massachusetts Avenues NW; church entrance on Lych Gate Road; parish building listed as 3001 Wisconsin Ave NW.
  • Venue type: Episcopal church, a parish on the grounds of the Washington National Cathedral (Cathedral Close).
  • Capacity and attendance: Public seating capacity is not published; 2024 Average Sunday Attendance (ASA) was 278, with 2023 parish membership around 849 and 2015 membership around 1,940.
  • Parking: Sundays offer free parking along Pilgrim Road and in the Washington National Cathedral Garage; Monday–Saturday parking is paid in Cathedral Garage with additional paid options along Wisconsin Ave.
  • Transit: Approximately 1.25 miles from a Metro station; closest rail access listed as Tenleytown-AU on the Red Line.
  • Nearby hotels: Hay-Adams Hotel (800 16th St NW), Phoenix Park Hotel (501 N Capitol St NW), Kimpton Hotel Monaco Washington DC (7th & F NW).
  • Notable events hosted: The church frequently hosts lectures and discussions with prominent theologians and scholars (e.g., Rowan Williams, Sarah Coakley, James Alison, Amy-Jill Levine).
  • Renamed/demolished: No evidence of demolition or renaming; the church continues to operate on the National Cathedral campus.
  • Seating chart: No publicly published seating chart available on official site.