We also have an excellent catering company, Roxo Events, Inc., on site to provide meals and refreshments.

We require a signed rental agreement, a non-refundable 25% deposit of the rental fee, and a certificate of insurance demonstrating liability coverage for all rentals.

A completed Facilities Inquiry Form is required to reserve a space. For more information, please email rentspace@fapc.org.

Kirkland Chapel reopened on May 3, 2026 following a landmark two-year renovation. The chapel’s mechanical, electrical, audio, and visual systems have been modernized which its architectural soul has been preserved and restored. Read more about the chapel’s stunning renovation here.

Kirkland Chapel was built in 1925 with funds from a leading New York philanthropist, Edward Stephen Harkness. James Gamble Rogers, the École des Beaux-Arts trained Harkness family architect, designed the space. Rogers was best known as the architect for two Yale University buildings in New Haven, Connecticut: the memorial Quadrangle (currently Branford and Saybrook Colleges) and Harkness Tower.

Our Chapel is named for the Rev. Dr. Bryant M. Kirkland, senior pastor of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church from 1962 to 1987. With its warm, intimate ambience and superb acoustics, the chapel is a ideal setting for weddings, small ensembles and chamber music. The FAPC Chamber Choir and Children’s Choir regularly perform in the space.

Located on the ground level of the church house, the Chapel is accessible from the West 55th Street entrance.

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Much of the church’s original woodwork and stained glass is still in place, although renovations have provided modern heating and air conditioning, lighting and sound. This venue — which can seat 1,800 people on the main floor and surrounding balcony — is an impressive space for lectures, musical performances, formal ceremonies and, of course, weddings. Our massive Austin organ and Steinway grand piano are unique features of this extraordinary space.

The Sanctuary (91 ft. x 84 ft.) includes an entry hall (Narthex) just inside the Fifth Avenue entrance and provides access to the adjacent church house, where additional rental space is available.

Bonnell Hall is an elegant banquet-style room on the second floor of the church house. It is perfect for weddings, large-group meetings, receptions, fundraisers, and galas. You can access Bonnell by both elevator and stairway.

Freshly renovated with a new hardwood floor, glass chandeliers and a state-of-the-art sound system, Bonnell Hall also features full kitchen facilities and a Boston Grand Piano for performances or musical accompaniment for your event.

The facility (30 ft. x 80 ft.) can seat 184 people audience style, or 168 people at round tables.

Jones Auditorium is a theater-style room on the third floor of the church house, accessible by elevator and stairway. A versatile space, Jones Auditorium has held wedding receptions, fundraising events, classes, meetings and full-scale off-off-Broadway productions.

The auditorium features hardwood flooring, an elevated stage with red-velvet curtains, stage lighting and a newly refurbished sound system.

Jones Auditorium (30 ft. x 54 ft.) can accommodate an audience of up to 150 people, or 120 people seated at round tables.

The LaDane Williamson Christian Education Center is a modern, versatile space with a large, central gathering hall flanked by smaller, individual classrooms on either side. Both the gathering hall and the side rooms feature partitions which can be moved to create the exact size of the space, or spaces, that you need.

The Christian Education Center serves as the venue for our Family Ministries programs (including Sunday School and Children’s Church) on Sunday mornings. During the week, it can host conferences or small group meetings, or serve as a holding facility for film or television production companies.

This space was constructed in 2003 as part of an extensive renovation of the Sanctuary and the church house. Accessible by elevator and stairway, the center includes restroom facilities, a built-in screen for audiovisual presentations and a small kitchen.

Depending on configuration, the gathering hall can accommodate a small audience of 70 persons or 40 persons seated at table. The side rooms provide meeting spaces that can accommodate 15-20 people per room. At maximum capacity, the gathering hall and side rooms can accommodate 208 people.

Romeyn Room
Located just off the elevator, this meeting room (16 ft. x 20 ft.) includes a solid-wood conference table and seating for up to 12 people.

The Rita Arlen Room
Down the hall from the Boardroom, the Rita Arlen Room (19 ft. x 45 ft.) can accommodate up to 70 people audience-style, or 50 people at round tables. The room includes a piano and a pull-down screen for audiovisual presentations.