A jewel at the heart of Tucson’s rustic beauty.
The San Pedro Chapel, which sits on a hillside overlooking the Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood, is both a neighborhood icon and a national treasure. It was built by residents of the neighborhood in 1932 and served as their principal place of worship for decades. Although no longer used for regular worship services, this beautiful building is the site of many weddings and other events, such as neighborhood gatherings, historic lectures, art exhibits and memorials.
“Once they see it, most people planning a wedding in Tucson are eager to reserve it for their special day,” said Kimberly Larson, the chapel rental coordinator. ”They love its beauty, historic charm, and the fact that it can be rented for far less than many other wedding venues in Tucson.” Completely restored, the historic Chapel provides seating for 64 guests. The exposed beam ceiling, rustic details, and charming artwork provide an elegant and authentic setting for virtually any event.
The Adobe House with a cozy corner fireplace is the perfect location for the bride’s dressing room, rehearsal dinners, buffet table set up, family gatherings, or small meetings. A table that seats 16-18 is available for your use. A separate support building provides a kitchen with refrigerator, dishwasher and prep area.
Unlike the typical wedding location, San Pedro Chapel can be rented for the entire day the ceremony takes place. Chapel rental includes tables and chairs, white linens and many decorations stored on site that can be used free of charge.
