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

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 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.

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.

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.

On May 16, 2025, the University of Michigan Men's Glee Club, one of the oldest collegiate chorus ensembles in the United States, filled the sanctuary of Saint Peter’s Church with soaring harmony and rich tradition. Presented in partnership with the Arts and Architecture Conservancy, the concert was a celebration of choral excellence and youthful artistry.