Heinz Memorial Chapel hosts a number of public events and concerts each semester.
To rent the Chapel for your event, please visit our Space Rental page.
If you're looking to sign up for a tour, you can do so on our Tours page.
Meditation Mondays
12:15 PM: Guided Meditation & 4-6 PM: Quiet Hours
Join us every Monday, starting September 11, for Meditation Mondays! There will be a free 15-20 minute guided meditation at 12:15 PM. The Chapel will also offer quiet hours each Monday from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. This time is perfect for prayer, study, or quiet reflection.
Women in the Windows Tour
In celebration of Women's History Month, attend a tour highlighting women depicted in the 73-foot stained glass transept windows. This year's theme is "Women Who Advocate for Fairness and Inclusion."
View available dates and sign up for a tour here.
These one-hour tours are $10 for the public, $5 with Pitt ID and free for students with Pitt ID.
Lutheran Good Friday Service
Friday, March 29 at noon
All are welcome.
Center for African American Poetry & Poetics spring Black Study finale -
The Craft of Blackness featuring Aisha Sabatini Sloan, Megan Giddings, & Courtney Faye Taylor
Thursday, April 4, 6-7:30 PM
Free Event. Please reserve your spot here.
Treble Choral Ensemble Spring Concert
Sunday, April 14 at 3 PM
Free and open to the public.
Heinz Chapel Choir 85th Anniversary Spring Concert
Sunday, April 21, 3-4 PM
Join us to hear our spring concert program, Sing & Make Music, acknowledge our graduating seniors, and help us celebrate HCC's 85th anniversary as we herald the close of the 2023-24 academic year.
Free and open to the public.
Mike Tamburo Sound Meditation Concert
Wednesday, May 8, 7-9 PM
Wednesday, December 18, 7-9 PM
Enter a timeless space of listening as Crown of Eternity's Mike Tamburo orchestrates his way through 40+ overtone rich instruments including Gongs, Bells, Hammered Dulcimer and tuned metal instruments. Listeners have described Mike Tamburo's music as an adventure in listening; sonic bliss; a deep and lasting vibrational rejuvenation for body and soul; a profound aesthetic experience; a journey through the senses and a perceptual rollercoaster. Allow yourself to be still and listen.
Free for Pitt students, $20 for General Public. Purchase your tickets here.
Heinz Chapel is located on the University of Pittsburgh campus and open to all faiths and backgrounds.
P: 412-624-4157