During our 2025 and 2026 seasons, these programs are being supported in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) in partnership with the City Council.

KINANCER brought together contemporary ballet, sculpture, and music in a collaborative, site-specific work. Dancers from Sheep Meadow Dance Theatre interacted with and activated a 750-pound kinetic steel sculpture created by Jack Howard-Potter, integrating movement and structure into a single performance environment.

On the evening of January 6, 2026, Saint Peter’s Church opened its doors to musicians, friends, family, and listeners from across generations to honor the life and legacy of Andy González—a towering figure in Afro-Latin jazz whose music shaped the sound of New York for more than five decades.

On Tuesday, November 18th, more than 400 people gathered to celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of Sheila Jordan on what would have been her 97th birthday.

On November 10, a special panel invited audiences to look closely at the remarkable conservation and restoration of the Nevelson Chapel—an artistic treasure of singular importance.

Following the story of the Citicorp tower’s conception and quick redesign to prevent collapse, Greenburg gives insight into the first of its kind partnership between church and corporation--Saint Peter's Church and Citibank.

Saint Peter’s Church recently hosted “The Party Upstairs” a Jazz Memorial for Ronny Whyte, a heartfelt celebration honoring the life and music of the beloved pianist, vocalist, and songwriter.

Howard-Potter, well known for his monumental figurative steel sculptures displayed across the United States, brings a new dimension of playfulness and reflection to Body Part Bouquets.

On October 1st, Archtober featured Nevelson Chapel as part of their building of the day tours. Groups of people came to Saint Peter’s Church to learn about the chapel and its significance to the bustling city that is New York.

The Conservancy hosted EQUINOX, a 70-minute concert experience that blended choral traditions, participatory sound baths, and guided meditations.

On September 22nd, over 300 people gathered at Saint Peter’s Church to celebrate the life and legacy of the legendary jazz drummer Al Foster.

Bill Charlap brought his exceptional student ensemble from William Paterson University to perform at Jazz on the Plaza at Saint Peter’s Church.