Detail of stained glass windows in a hallway of Trinity Commons

Visitor Information

Once we are able to come together in this new space, our programs, activities, and communities will begin meeting regularly in Trinity Commons, and our 9:15am family service will move to Parish Hall.

Visiting Information

Hours

Currently closed to the public.

Location

The first five floors of 76 Trinity Place, nestled behind Trinity Church.

Security

For staff, please complete this Health Screening before arrival.

Virtual Tour of Trinity Commons

Lobby and Reception desk
Lobby and Reception desk. Photo: Lorelei Vargas
View of Parish Hall with chairs arranged for worship or a conference
Parish Hall can accommodate up to 300 people for Sunday Services, celebrations and conferences. Photo: Colin Winterbottom
Basketball Court
Basketball Court. Photo: James Melchiorre
Art studio
Art and dance studios are on the fourth floor, along with the gym and a fitness studio. We plan to have artists-in-residence and host art exhibits in the lobby. Photo: Colin Winterbottom
Two girls with fancifully-painted faces play at a low table.
Trinity Church Wall Street seeks to serve and heal the world by building neighborhoods that live Gospel truths, generations of faithful leaders, and sustainable communities. Photo: James Melchiorre
View of Tiny Tots room.
View of Tiny Tots room. Photo: Lorelei Vargas
Detail of bookshelves in the Kids Club room
Bookshelves in the Kids Club. Photo: James Melchiorre
Community kitchen for cooking classes
Community kitchen for cooking classes. Photo: Colin Winterbottom
View of the library with armchairs, sofas and built-in bookshelves and a view of Trinity Church
Parish Library. Photo: Colin Winterbottom
Three young women work colorful pipe cleaners and pom poms into fanciful sculptures during an art workshop.
An art workshop, one of many of the events and activities planned for Trinity Commons.
One of many flexible spaces with long work tables and a lounge area with comfortable chairs
Trinity Commons offers a variety of spaces to meet the needs of our community as well as stunning views of Trinity Church. Photo: Colin Winterbottom
A young woman paints a boy's face
Creative activities for Children and Families will be plentiful at Trinity Commons. Photo: James Melchiorre
Adults and children play with colorful structures in the Gathering Spaces of Trinity Commons
Trinity Church's members come from New York City and the surrounding areas to form a racially, ethnically, and economically diverse community. Photo: James Melchiorre
Adults and children play with an exercise ball on the basketball court.
A variety of exercise and play options are available on the basketball court. Photo: James Melchiorre
View of a the wall-length mirror and barre in the Rehearsal Studio
Rehearsal Studio. Photo: Stephanie Chrispin
Lobby and Reception desk
View of Parish Hall with chairs arranged for worship or a conference
Basketball Court
Art studio
Two girls with fancifully-painted faces play at a low table.
View of Tiny Tots room.
Detail of bookshelves in the Kids Club room
Community kitchen for cooking classes
View of the library with armchairs, sofas and built-in bookshelves and a view of Trinity Church
Three young women work colorful pipe cleaners and pom poms into fanciful sculptures during an art workshop.
One of many flexible spaces with long work tables and a lounge area with comfortable chairs
A young woman paints a boy's face
Adults and children play with colorful structures in the Gathering Spaces of Trinity Commons
Adults and children play with an exercise ball on the basketball court.
View of a the wall-length mirror and barre in the Rehearsal Studio