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About St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church
Located at 157 Montague Street in Brooklyn, St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church is a historic Episcopal venue with a storied past and a flexible space ideal for arts, concerts, and community events. As a co-cathedral for the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, this sanctuary combines architectural charm with practical features for organizers who want an accessible, memorable setting. The sanctuary seats 600–650 across the nave and two balconies, while the Parish Hall offers intimate capacity for smaller gatherings (75 seated, up to 125 standing). A private Community Room is also available for more intimate meetings.
Whether you’re planning a concert, panel discussion, or a private event, we’ve got you covered. We can help you secure dates, coordinate space rentals, and connect you with nearby hotels and dining options for attendees. Read on for essential details, accessibility information, and trusted local partners that make planning easier.
St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church is more than a historic landmark; it’s a versatile venue that has hosted the Brooklyn Folk Festival, The Forum @ St. Ann’s events, and ongoing programs like First Tuesday One O’Clock Concerts. Its Peabody Memorial Organ (Ernest M. Skinner, Opus 524) adds a distinctive sonic character to performances. For planning, consider proximity to transit lines including the R, 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, and F, as well as multiple bus routes. Parking is limited on-street, but several nearby garages provide convenient options. Nearby hotels and restaurants offer walkable amenities for guests, making St. Ann’s a practical yet atmospheric choice for a wide range of events.
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- Address: 157 Montague Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201.
- Venue type: Historic Episcopal church, pro-cathedral (co-cathedral status per historical sources) for the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island.
- Sanctuary seating capacity: 600–650 people (including two balconies).
- Space rentals: Sanctuary and Parish Hall available for outside groups; Parish Hall seats 75 and can hold up to 125 standing; building includes a private Community Room for smaller gatherings.
- Transit and parking: Very limited street parking; nearby garages at 180 Montague St., 40 Clinton St., 300 Cadman Plaza West, 75 Henry St. Nearby transit includes multiple subway lines (R, 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, F) and several bus routes.
- Nearby hotels: Several options within walking distance, including New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, The Tillary Hotel, NU Hotel, The Brooklyner, Aloft Brooklyn, and Hampton Inn Brooklyn Downtown.
- Notable events hosted: The sanctuary is used for First Tuesday One O’Clock Concerts; The Forum @ St. Ann’s hosts arts, film, readings, and panel discussions; the venue has housed events like the Brooklyn Folk Festival and the String Orchestra of Brooklyn; a Summer Concert Series has been run in past years.
- Historical notes: Opened as Church of the Holy Trinity in 1847; spire/tower partially removed in 1906; 55 Bolton stained-glass windows (54 remaining); the Peabody Memorial Organ (Ernest M. Skinner, Opus 524) is a notable feature.