Request to rent space at St. Michael and All Angels

Some basic things to know about renting our space

Pricing:

Lower and Upper Guild Halls, Classrooms: $100 per hour of event & $75 security fee

Sanctuary: $600 for space (flat 5 hours) with Additions of: __________ Sound System Tech ($150) Organ (Not Included under most circumstances ) Piano ($75 tuning fee if needed)

Total amount for this agreement: $_____________ Deposit (½ due with application) *Deposit is non refundable if not canceled two weeks in advance.

The renter will pay the above amount (balance due) in full five business days prior to the event. Payments made by check, Cashier's Check or money order. No cash accepted. $35.00 return check fee.

No smoking and no alcohol in facility, to include front sidewalk. Persons found smoking or drinking alcohol in the building will be removed. Any loud or unbecoming conduct will cause removal from the building. All renters will remove their garbage from the building when leaving or pay a $25. garbage removal fee.

No weapons of any kind allowed.




Tonal alterations by M. P. Möller (1983) 
Originally built by Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co. - Opus 1254, 1954St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church
Baltimore, MarylandOHS Database ID 35447.

​We received the most recent update on this organ's state and condition May 28, 2010.
Three manuals. The organ is in side chambers at the front of the room, with visible façade pipes or case front.
  • Identified through information adapted from E. M. Skinner/Aeolian-Skinner Opus List, by Sand Lawn and Allen Kinzey (Organ Historical Society, 1997), and included here through the kind permission of Sand Lawn: 
    Additions with James Akright to Aeolian-Skinner opus 1254-A. (Database Manager. June 11, 2008)
  • Updated through online information from Jack Shaum. -- The only Möller connection to the instrument is the 32-foot Bombarde, which was donated by a former organist—E. William Brackett—who was a close friend of mine. The organ is all Aeolian-Skinner with the exception of the 32-foot Bombarde and a Tuba Mirabilis added by James Akright. (Database Manager. May 28, 2010)