The 1784 church at 13 George Street, now Edinburgh New Town Church, with its columned portico and slender spire Church portico and tall clock spire on George Street seen from the pavement
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Edinburgh New Town Church

Church of Scotland church of 1784 on George Street, hired out for concerts, recitals and events in its elliptical sanctuary, with the Undercroft cafe below.

13 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 2PA
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By arrangement, around the church's worship and music programme.
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About this venue

Edinburgh New Town Church is the Church of Scotland congregation at 13 George Street, formed on 1 February 2024 by the union of St Andrew's and St George's West with Greenside Church. The building, by Major Andrew Frazer, was the first church built in the New Town in 1784 and is known for its elliptical plan, Adam-style plaster ceiling and delicate spire.

Alongside Sunday and Tuesday worship the church offers its elliptical sanctuary and a range of flexible rooms for hire, and runs music recitals, exhibitions and festival events. The Undercroft cafe operates on weekday mornings. Step-free entry and accessible facilities are provided.

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Gallery

The church seen from the east, showing its spire and the side elevation along George Street Front view of the church portico with blue doors beneath the multi-stage spire

Location

13 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 2PA

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