Weddings
Heinz Chapel is a beautiful wedding venue. View dates and times available for reserving a wedding.
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Heinz Memorial Chapel is a non-sectarian chapel on the University of Pittsburgh campus, a gift to the university from H.J. Heinz and his children. The Chapel offers a variety of tours, concerts and programming with visitor hours throughout the week and wedding reservations on the weekends. Several weekly religious services are offered during the spring and fall semesters. Use the links above to plan your visit.
Heinz Memorial Chapel is undergoing external renovations to its spire.
This restoration is essential for the long-term preservation of this historic, treasured structure.
Heinz Chapel is a beautiful wedding venue. View dates and times available for reserving a wedding.
Tours of the Chapel are available (general and wedding specific). Email heinzchapel@pitt.edu
Help us to provide a place of enduring beauty for the community to enjoy.
Be part of the legacy.
Heinz Memorial Chapel will be open to visitors Sunday through Thursday from 10am to 4 pm. The Chapel may occasionally be closed during these hours for University holidays or private events.
Join us every Monday for Meditation Mondays! There will be a meditation hour from noon to 1pm with a free 15-20 minute guided meditation at 12:15pm. The Chapel will also offer quiet hours each Monday from 4:00 to 6:00pm. This time is perfect for prayer, study, or quiet reflection. We hope to continue to be a place of solace and comfort for all on campus.
We have some new items in the Heinz Chapel shop including tote bags featuring a Fresh Cut Prints illustration and a Heinz Chapel coloring book. You can also shop for Heinz Chapel online or in-person at The University Store on Fifth.
Get the latest news on our upcoming events.
Join us for Halloween songs and organ music!
Come to Heinz Chapel on Halloween to hear some of Poe's haunting tales.
Begin the month of November with purposeful intention.
Let's celebrate the season together!
Heinz Chapel is located on the University of Pittsburgh campus and open to all faiths and backgrounds.
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