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Built in 1859, the Church of St. Anthony of Padua is a historic Romanesque Revival parish in Greenwich Village that has served generations of local communities. The interior offers a peaceful sanctuary with soaring columns, detailed woodwork, and vibrant stained glass windows. Visitors and parishioners gather here for traditional services in a serene, reflective setting.
A seated, stripped-back venue.
It is a historic Romanesque Revival Catholic parish featuring quiet, comforting interiors with detailed stained glass windows and a reverent atmosphere.
The church is located at 154 Sullivan Street on the corner of West Houston Street in Greenwich Village.
The church hosts traditional liturgical services, choir performances, and parish celebrations. Full schedule on Mood.