Welcome to the website of St Paul's Church, Covent Garden, affectionately known as The Actors' Church.
Sunday Eucharist
Live and on YouTube
11am
Sung Evensong
Live in church only
4pm
Lunchtime Eucharist
Live in church only
1.10pm
This beautiful church, built by Inigo jones, in the busy West End of London has been here since 1633.
St Paul's is the Parish Church of Covent Garden and therefore as well as worshipping on Sunday also provides various pastoral support.
St Paul's Church is an ideal place to hold an event or fundraiser. With our award-winning gardens we can cater to a number of unique events.
St Paul's seeks to be welcoming and inclusive of all and is committed to championing equality and diversity.
Find out moreFind out more about how to have a wedding, Baptism, funeral or memorial service, or another event at St Paul's.
Find out moreMusicals by Candlelight: Stephen Schwartz Tribute debuts at London’s historic Actors' Church in Covent Garden, celebrating the works of one of musical theatre’s most beloved composers and lyricists.
Susana Gilardoni Mirski returns to St Paul's Church for her Spring recital. Susana performs an eclectic mix of classical music, drawn from across the globe. The accompanist is David Smith who will also be playing a solo himself.
Following two previous sell out concerts at The Actors Church, Songs I’ll Never Sing returns and will again feature an incredible line up of west end performers
Capital Arts produces regular shows at St. Paul's Church to fundraise for its Opera Minor Education Outreach Scheme. The concert features outstanding professional performers, including the royal harpist to King Charles III, and the Opera Minor Choir. The scheme supports music in schools.
Experience the enchantment of Musicals by Candlelight as it returns to London’s historic Actors' Church in the heart of Covent Garden.
Enjoy a unique afternoon of music, the most diverse you are ever likely to encounter under one roof in the West End. The performers come from every genre but have one thing in common. They all had a special connection to Lydia.
Punch & Judy Professors and Puppeteers from all over the country and abroad gather to perform in the garden of St Paul’s Church on the second Sunday in May near the spot where Samuel Pepys first recorded sighting Mr Punch in May 1662.
Join us at the Actors' Church for the annul TCUK lecture. This year Rev Mark Oakley is interviewed.
St Paul's Church has been at the heart of its community for over 300 years. Your donation helps support our work with our community and preserve the church for those who come after.