— OUR VENUES
Concert venue
Food and drink permitted
Conference venue
Wedding venue
Funeral venue
Piano/organ available
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CATHEDRAL NAVE
Capacity: 1100 seated
Cost: On application
The Cathedral Nave is not only used for worship, the space is regularly used as an auditorium, concert venue, lecture theatre and conference venue to name but a few. The space is versatile with movable furniture enabling the Nave to be configured in many different ways. The vibrant stained glass creates an uplifting effect during the day and is atmospheric in the evening. Events held in the Cathedral Nave include concerts by the Auckland Philharmonia, Bic Runga, Dave Dobbin, Paul Kelly and Beth Orton, Auckland Choral, the Lexus Song Quest, the KBB Music Festival, and workshops with the King's Singers.
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CATHEDRAL CHANCEL
Capacity: 100 seated
Cost: On application
The Cathedral Chancel is a spectacular venue suitable for smaller concerts, with high ceiling arches, polished wooden floors and beautiful acoustics. The Chancel has been the setting of many concerts and is the perfect environment for chamber music, both vocal and instrumental.
BISHOP SELWYN CHAPEL
Capacity: 190 standing
Cost: On application
Designed by Auckland architects, Fearon Hay, this remarkable space has glass walls and a gilded curved ceiling. Sitting in the Chapel you look out through mature oaks across the city to Maungakiekie, to your right you see the historic and beautiful St Mary’s, and to your left there is a glimpse of the Waitematā. On summer days, the front wall is fully opening, with nine sliding panels, inviting interaction with the Trinity Garden, in which sits a gilded cross sculpture designed by Christchurch artist, Neil Dawson. This award-winning Chapel is an exquisite venue for cocktail functions, dinners, product launches, conferences, chamber music concerts and much more.
Image: Patrick Reynolds
ST STEPHEN'S CHAPEL
Capacity: 40 seated
Cost: On application
Nestled in an historic graveyard, overlooking Judges Bay and Auckland Harbour, this charming chapel is perfect for small services. St Stephen's Chapel is steeped in Auckland history, and has been used continuously for worship, weddings and funerals from 1856 to the present day. Intimate and privat, the Chapel is surrounded by expansive grous with a view of the water, and is a breaktaking place to hold a small service or ceremony.
JOHN WILSON GALLERY
Capacity: 80 standing
Cost: On application
The newest venue at Holy Trinity Cathedral, the John Wilson Gallery is a creative and vibrant space ideal for cocktail functions. This exciting new gallery space is located in the undercroft (lower level) of the Cathedral. The Gallery features nine works on rotating loan from the Arts House Trust and was made possible through a generous bequest from the late John Wilson and other donations. The gallery currently houses artworks by Gavin Chilcott, Dick Frizzell, Georgie Hill, Allen Maddox, Rhea Maheshwari, Ian Scott, William Sutton, Julia Webb and Evan Woodruffe.
Wireless microphones are available and there is a kitchenette adjacent to the gallery.
BISHOP MONTEITH
VISITORS' CENTRE
Capacity: 100 seated | 200 standing
Cost: On application
The Bishop Monteith Visitors' Centre is the long, glass building located off the Cathedral's sunny Forecourt with excellent views over the Waitemata on one side and of the Mountain Fountain on the other. The Visitors' Centre is suitable for a variety of catered functions from sit-down dinners to cocktail parties, and there is a functional and well-stocked kitchen facility attached. There is also a fixed projector screen enabling this venue to be used for presentations, AGMs and lectures.
MARSDEN CHAPEL
Capacity: 40 seated
Cost: On application
The Marsden Chapel is named after the Reverend Samuel Marsden who came to New Zealand in 1814 with the Church Missionary Society. He preached the first Christian sermon to be held in this land in the Bay of Islands on Christmas Day of that year.
The chapel is built into the North transept, with seating for 40 and commemorates the missionaries who brought the Gospel to our country and those who took it from here to Melanesia and elsewhere.
SMALLER MEETING SPACES
Capacity: various
Cost: On application
Holy Trinity Cathedral has many smaller spaces for hire which are suitable to host a wide range of meetings, smaller events and can also function as breakout rooms for larger events.
Our events team can help you choose the right space for you.
