Chicago Temple – Dixon Chapel

Located in the heart of Chicago's Loop, Dixon Chapel is an intimate and historic performance space on the second floor of the iconic Chicago Temple Building. Completed in 1956, the chapel combines warm acoustics, stained glass windows, and traditional wood pews to create an inviting setting ideally suited for chamber music. Housed within the world's tallest church building, the Chicago Temple has served as a spiritual and cultural landmark since 1924 and is just steps from Chicago's Theater District, Millennium Park, and City Hall.

Address

Chicago Temple – Dixon Chapel (2nd Floor)
77 W. Washington Street
Chicago, IL 60602

Getting to Dixon Chapel

Enter through the main entrance on Washington Street. Elevators provide access to the second floor, where Dixon Chapel is located.

Parking

Discount Parking

  • Washington-Madison-Wells Self Park Garage
    172 W. Madison Street

  • Washington-Madison-Wells Self Park Garage
    179 W. Washington Street

Reduced evening parking rates may be available for some events.

Additional Nearby Garages

  • Government Center Self Park
    181 N. Clark Street

  • 200 North Clark Self Park
    111 W. Lake Street

  • Lake & Wells Self Park
    177 N. Wells Street

Accessibility

  • Elevator access to the second floor

  • Accessible seating available

  • Accessible restrooms on the second floor

  • Service animals welcome

Nearby Dining

Within walking distance of the Chicago Temple are numerous restaurants and cafés, including:

  • The Dearborn (145 N. Dearborn Street)

  • Petterino's

  • The Gage

  • Revival Food Hall

  • Miller's Pub

Patron Tips

  • Doors typically open 30–45 minutes before the performance.

  • Allow extra time for downtown traffic and parking.

  • Elevators provide easy access to Dixon Chapel on the second floor.

  • Public transit is often the most convenient way to reach the venue.

  • The intimate acoustics and unobstructed sightlines make every seat an excellent one.