Join us this Sunday following our 11AM Pentecost service to learn more about Creative Arts Camp! *We are STILL in need of volunteers for the upcoming June session! Email info@calstg.org to sign up!

On Sunday, May 24 we will celebrate Pentecost at both our 9AM and 11AM services. This is a special day with a focus on baptisms, which is open for anyone who is interested. If you would like to discuss your baptism, please email info@calstg.org

Families of the parish are welcome to join us for our annual spring fair at St. George’s Church on Saturday, May 16 from 11AM - 1PM. Included in the $100 entrance fee per family is food, face painting, hair styling, a bouncy castle, cotton candy, popcorn, crafts, games, a balloon artist, and much more! Please Zelle your payment to jjparentsassociation@gmail.com to purchase a ticket.

St. George’s Church will open to visitors for The New York Landmarks Conservancy’s 16th annual Sacred Sites Open House on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 10AM – 4PM, alongside the Jack & Jill School Fair. Guests can enjoy self-guided and docent-led tours.

On Thursday, May 14 at 6:45PM in St. George’s Chapel, join us for a special service in observance of Ascension Day. This service will be in place of our usual TableTalk Beta discussion. Alpha guests may choose between the service or Alpha discussion.

The elderly and wise members of the parish are invited every first Wednesday of the month for a catered luncheon! This follows the Wednesday Eucharist at Calvary Church. For this session, please enter at 61 Gramercy Park N for Holy Eucharist.

Our next Book Club meeting is coming up on Monday, May 4 at 7PM in the Parish Office! We will discuss Small Mercies by Dennis Lehane.

Told with humor, intimacy, and aching honesty, The Second Avenue Subway is both a family story and a meditation on legacy—what we inherit, what we question, and what we hope to leave behind.

Dear Families! Please join us for a forum on “The Theology of Play” after the 11AM service in St. George’s Church on April 19. Hosted in partnership with StoryMakers, this forum is for everyone, young at heart or simply curious!

On Saturday, April 11 at 3:00pm, all are welcome to join art curator John Silvis on a walking tour through various galleries in Chelsea, Manhattan, followed by a meal and discussion at Pier 57.

Join us on Good Friday, April 3rd, at 7PM in St. George’s Church for a special concert performance of Paul Carr’s The Seven Last Words from the Cross. The Seven Last Words from the Cross is a profoundly-moving work, dramatically describing Christ’s last hours on earth, as sung from Him on the cross. This work features orchestra, choir, organ and harp, with a baritone soloist as the voice of Christ.

Join us on Saturday,March 28, 6PM – 8PM at St. George’s Church for a conversation between the Reverend Jacob Smith and philosopher James K. A. Smith discussing his new book, Make Your Home in this Luminous Dark: Mysticism, Art, and the Path of Unknowing.

Join the book club for a discussion about A Prayer Journal by Flannery O'Connor on Monday March 23rd at 7pm in the Church Office. A Prayer Journal is a collection of deeply personal, unedited prayers written between 1946 and 1947 while O'Connor was a student at the Iowa Writers' Workshop.

Join us for “Facing Mortality Together,” Here to Honor’s intro to death education class for churches, designed to help both clergy and congregants grow in language, fluency, and comfort in talking about the difficult topics that surround death.

We are pleased to announce our next Rector’s Forum with guest speaker The Rev. Dr. Jason Fout, who will discuss the topic "Urban Mission and Church Planting" following our 11AM St. George’s service on February 22.

Coming up on February 21 at 7:00, is Magdalen by Erin Layton and Julie Kline, performed by Erin Layton. Actor/playwright Erin Layton become familiar with Sea Dog both through its work and the church. She did an acting intensive with the theater last year. This is her first one woman play

On Ash Wednesday, we have a variety of services to receive ashes and join us in prayer, including a special service just for kids organized by our Youth + Family team.

On February 17 we will celebrate the transition from Epiphany to Lent with our very popular Shrove Tuesday dinner, pancake race, and burning of the palms!

Seniors of our community are invited to gather at St. George’s Church for a special catered luncheon on the first Wednesday of every month. We hope to bring together parishioners and encourage a worshipful, supportive connection.

Members of our vestry, staff, and any parishioners who are interested are invited to attend the annual meeting in St. George’s Church following the 11AM service on Sunday, February 1.

On Sunday, February 1, we will celebrate the legacy of The Reverend Sam Shoemaker (1893-1963) with a 12-Step Eucharist at both the 9AM and 11AM services at St. George’s Church.

We host several introductory classes per year for newcomers to provide an engaging summary of what we do, what we believe, and all of the ways you can become a part of our community.

On the exact anniversary of the first combined service following Calvary-St. George’s consolidation, we will be celebrating this special milestone with an evensong service in St. George’s Chapel on Monday, January 5 at 6PM followed by a reception serving light refreshments and snacks.

Our Advent edition of Book Club is coming up! This season’s Clergy Pick is St. George: A Saint for All by Samantha Riches.

Join us on Sunday, December 14 following our 11AM St. George’s service to learn about A New Heaven and A New Earth, a non-profit organization dedicated to bridging Christians and conservationists through a collective of musicians expressing their love for God’s Earth.

As the year draws to a close, Sea Dog Theater presents A Christmas Salon — an intimate evening of songs, stories, and short plays. This gathering welcomes all to share in the beauty and depth of the season through performances by Sea Dog’s community of artists.