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.

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.