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Artist-in-Residence at New York's Cathedral of St.John the Divine,
Paul Winter has frequently recorded within the magnificent acoustic space
of this, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. His Summer (in June)
and Winter (in December) Solstice Celebration,
and his EARTH MASS on the first Sunday in October
are perhaps the best-known of the several annual performances which Paul
Winter gives in the Cathedral of St.John the Divine.
1047 Amsterdam Ave.
New York, New York 10025
How to reach the Cathedral
Mass Transit from Metropolitan Area Suburbs
Mass Transit from within New York City
By car from New Jersey, and New York State West of the Hudson River
By car from Connecticut, and New York State East of the Hudson River (including Long Island)
Parking | Hotels
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| How to Reach the Cathedral |
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
- 1. Mass Transit from Metropolitan Area Suburbs
- 2. Mass Transit from within New York City
1. Mass Transit from Metropolitan Area Suburbs:
By MetroNorth Commuter Railroad:
Hudson, Harlem or New Haven Lines to Grand Central Station. Check the online schedule or call (800)METRO-INFO or, in New York City, (212)532-4900 for more information.
By Subway From Grand Central Station:
S (Shuttle) train to Times Square, then 1 or 9 uptown to 110th Street .
By Long Island Railroad:
Any branch to Penn. Station, New York City. Check the online schedule or call (516)822-5477 for more information.
By New Jersey Transit:
Due to the variation of lines and terminuses, we suggest you visit the New Jersey Transit web site, or call (800)626-7433 for more information.
By Subway From Penn Station:
1 or 9 uptown to 110th Street.
2. Mass Transit from within New York City
(See more information about New York City Transport)
By subway - take the 1 or 9 train to the 110th Street / Cathedral Parkway station.
See the New York City subway map
By bus - take the 4 or 104 to Broadway and 112th Street or the 11 to Amsterdam Avenue and 112th Street.
See the Manhattan bus map
BY TAXI
Cab Service to and from the Cathedral within Manhattan is easily available.
DIRECTIONS BY CAR
- 1. from New Jersey, and New York State West of the Hudson River
- 2. from Connecticut, and New York State East of the Hudson River (including Long Island)
1. By car from New Jersey, and New York State West of the Hudson River:
Take the George Washington Bridge (I-95 north), to the Henry Hudson Parkway south (Rt. 9A south, also known in Manhattan as the West Side Highway). Follow Henry Hudson Parkway south to 125th Street exit. Proceed a short distance along Hudson River to W.125th Street. Take a left on W.125th St. At third light, make a right (downtown) onto Amsterdam Ave. Continue uphill 13 blocks to the Cathedral, on the left (east) at W.112th and Amsterdam Ave.
2. By car from Connecticut, and New York State East of the Hudson River (including Long Island):
Take the Cross Bronx Expressway (I-95 south) or the Saw Mill River Parkway(south) to the Henry Hudson Parkway south (Rt. 9A, also known in Manhattan as the West Side Highway). Follow Henry Hudson Parkway south to 125th Street exit. Proceed a short distance along Hudson River to W.125th Street. Take a left on W.125th St. At third light, make a right (downtown) onto Amsterdam Ave. Continue uphill 13 blocks to the Cathedral, on the left (east) at W.112th and Amsterdam Ave.
| Parking |
There is no public parking on the grounds of the Cathedral. Street parking in the immediate neighborhood of the Cathedral at W.112th St. and Amsterdam Ave. is more easily available than in most of Manhattan, particularly for those who arrive well before show time. As an alternative, there is ample garage parking available at three nearby facilities, listed in order of their proximity. Please call to confirm details:
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