On Wednesday, June  18,  2025, from 4–6 PM, Saint Peter’s Church’s Sunken Plaza at 601 Lexington Avenue came alive with the vibrant sounds of Catbus Collective, a seven-piece jazz-genre-blending ensemble known for fusing Ghibli, anime, and City Pop influences into their unique sound.

On the evening of May 19, 2025, Saint Peter’s Church in Midtown Manhattan opened its doors to over 500 RSVPed guests and countless walk-ins from the music world and public alike, as we gathered to honor the life and legacy of Roy Ayers, the legendary vibraphonist and cultural icon.

On March 13, 2025—Roy Haynes’ 100th birthday—the Arts and Architecture Conservancy presented a heartfelt Jazz Memorial and Centennial Celebration at Saint Peter’s Church (619 Lexington Ave). The event drew a devoted gathering of friends, family, and fellow musicians to mark a century of influence from one of jazz’s most dynamic drummers.

On Monday, March  3, 2025, the Arts and Architecture Conservancy presented a heartfelt Jazz Memorial for trombonist and tuba legend Dave (David) Bargeron at Saint Peter’s Church. The event drew an intimate gathering of colleagues, friends, and admirers who came together to celebrate his vibrant musical legacy.

On Tuesday, February 25, 2025, the beloved baritone saxophonist Claire Daly was honored with a heartfelt Jazz Memorial at Saint Peter’s Church (619 Lexington Ave). More than 275 guests gathered in the sanctuary—another 150 tuned in online—for an evening overflowing with music, stories, and community love.

On Monday, January 13, 2025, the Arts and Architecture Conservancy presented a heartfelt Jazz Memorial for the legendary percussionist Johnny “Dandy” Rodríguez Jr. at Saint Peter’s Church (619 Lexington Ave). Renowned as one of the most recorded Afro‑Cuban percussionists in salsa and Latin jazz, Johnny’s life and music were celebrated by an intimate gathering of musicians, collaborators, and devoted fans.