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St. Patrick's Old Cathedral is a historic basilica located at 263 Mulberry Street, with an entrance on Mott Street between Houston and Prince. As part of the Old St. Patrick's Cathedral Complex, this functioning church and designated basilica minor (since 2010) offers a rich blend of sacred heritage and versatile event spaces. The main building measures about 120 feet long by 80 feet wide, with a soaring vault reaching ~85 feet, creating an intimate yet grand backdrop for performances, weddings, and private gatherings. The Aula, a 4,000 sq ft studio and stage inside the complex, features a 30 by 15 feet inset performance area for concerts, talks, and media events.
Liturgies are celebrated in English, Italian, Spanish, and Chinese, reflecting the parish’s diverse community. For visitors and planners, St. Patrick's Old Cathedral delivers a unique venue experience that blends historic architecture with modern event capabilities.
Nearby transit options include Prince Street, Bleecker Street, and Broadway-Lafayette stations, making access straightforward from across New York City. While there is no on-site parking, multiple parking options are available nearby through third-party services like SpotHero and SpotAngels. We’ve got you covered with reliable parking and convenient accommodations nearby.
Planning an event here means balancing sacred ambiance with practical logistics. The Aula offers a dedicated performance space within the historic complex, ideal for intimate concerts, lectures, or private functions. For lodging and dining, a selection of nearby hotels such as The Mercer, The Ludlow, citizenM Bowery, and SoHo Grand provide excellent proximity and comfort for out-of-town guests. When you’re ready to secure your dates, we can help coordinate venue availability, logistics, and trusted local partners to streamline your planning. For performers, official social channels and websites are linked below to ensure you connect with the right contacts for bookings and details.
Venue Details
- : 263 Mulberry Street, entrance on Mott Street between Houston and Prince
- Capacity: Historic church space and Aula studio with flexible configurations
- Facilities: Aula 4,000 sq ft studio; 30' x 15' inset stage; liturgical areas; access to catacombs tours
- Transportation: Prince St, Bleecker St, and Broadway–Lafayette subway stations nearby
- Parking: No on-site parking; nearby garages and street parking; third-party apps recommended
- Nearby hotels: The Mercer, The Ludlow, citizenM Bowery, SoHo Grand (short distance)
- Notable history: End point of NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade (historical), NRHP-listed, NYC landmark, features catacombs tours
For more information, we can connect you with trusted local partners to arrange venue tours, catering, and accommodations. Your seamless event starts here with reliable options and straightforward booking support.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 263 Mulberry Street, entrance on Mott Street between Houston and Prince.
- Venue type: Basilica; former cathedral of the Archdiocese of New York; currently designated a minor basilica and an active parish.
- Liturgies: services are celebrated in English, Italian, Spanish, and Chinese.
- Main building size: roughly 120 feet long by 80 feet wide with a vault about 85 feet high.
- Notable events: served as the end point of NYC's St. Patrick's Day Parade until 1830; funeral of Lorenzo da Ponte; catacombs open for tours; notable interments include Pierre Toussaint.
- The Aula: a 4,000 sq ft studio+stage inside the complex used for private events and performances; stage is a 30 by 15 feet inset performance area.
- Transit: nearby subway stops include Prince Street, Bleecker Street, and Broadway-Lafayette.
- Parking: no on-site parking; nearby garages and street parking options exist; parking info is available via third-party services (SpotHero/SpotAngels).
- Nearby hotels: options such as The Mercer, The Ludlow, citizenM Bowery, and SoHo Grand are within a short distance.
- Renaming/demolition status: not demolished; it remains a functioning church and basilica; designated as a basilica minor in 2010.
- Notable designations: part of the Old St. Patrick's Cathedral Complex; NYC landmark; listed on the NRHP.