On the occasion of the exhibition's closing, The Arts and Architecture Conservancy at Saint Peter’s invited a deeper look at Audrey Anastasi’s Stations of the Cross, through a panel discussion, Elevating the Sacred: Materiality in Spiritual Art.

As a part of the NYCxDesign Festival, The Arts and Architecture Conservancy at Saint Peter’s hosted a panel discussion which gave insight into how creative process, precious material, and design integrity work together to create a timeless silver object.

Surrounded by the exhibition Afterlife: Bodies, artist Michael Watson sat with Pastor Jared R. Stahler to discuss the current exhibition and evolution of the artist's "burn works."

In 2024, working with the Historical Landmarks Preservation Center, two cultural medallions were installed at Saint Peter’s honoring Louise Nevelson and Lella and Massimo Vignelli.

We celebrated what would have been Louise Nevelson’s 125th birthday at Nevelson Chapel, the only remaining, permanent, fully-intact sculptural environment by the artist.

In relation to Marco Anelli’s photography exhibition, Saint Peter’s: Views from Church and Basilica where inspiring examples of shadow and light were on view, we hosted a panel to explore the effects of light in three modern spaces.

An immensely public building, a reception during the NYCxDesign Festival gave a rare opportunity to experience the space without the hustle and bustle of the myriad programs.

A series of inaugural events were held, beginning with a weekend of programs featuring solo, orchestral, and choral literature that invited people to be part of giving to New York City an inspiring instrument for the future.