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About The Cathedral Church of St. Paul

The Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Boston serves as a welcoming Episcopal cathedral and downtown event venue. With a recently completed renovation, it continues to host worship, concerts, weddings, and community events in a historic, acoustically rich setting. This page provides practical details to help you plan your visit or event, including seating options, parking, transit access, and nearby lodging and dining recommended by our affiliate partners.

Address: 138 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111. The Cathedral offers flexible spaces for a range of gatherings—from intimate ceremonies to larger concerts—while preserving its architectural charm and vibrant program calendar.

Whether you’re coordinating a rental, attending a performance, or combining worship with a special occasion, we’ve got you covered. Secure your seats or reserve a space with ease through our Rentals program, and rely on us for straightforward, dependable support. For lodging and dining, our partner recommendations help you find convenient stays and meals near downtown Boston.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 138 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111.
  • Venue type: Episcopal cathedral and downtown event venue (worship, concerts, weddings, community events).
  • Capacity and seating: Sanctuary seats 400 (lecture/concert style); St. John's Chapel seats 15.
  • Seating/chart options: Sanctuary for larger events; St. John’s Chapel (15 seats) for small gatherings; Upper Sproat Hall available for meetings.
  • Parking & transit: Walking distance to MBTA Park Street (Red/Green lines) and Downtown Crossing; nearby garages include Boston Common Garage and City Place Garage; Sunday street parking around the cathedral is often free.
  • Notable events hosted: Regular worship services and music programs (e.g., Messiah Sing, Nightingale Vocal Ensemble, Cathedral Schola); concerts, galas, art exhibitions, weddings, and other events via the Rentals program.
  • Renovation status: Cathedral has undergone recent renovations and reopened; no demolition or renaming of the building.