st. mark's anglican church

This was so interesting and fun! The actors really got into their characters and we learned so much. I would recommend to everyone, young and old. Even if you have a mobility problem it goes slow enough that its easy to keep up . Although its not good for wheel chairs or if you can't stand for a couple of hours.

This is one of those places to see from a historic perspective. Beautiful old church still in use today with much history. Cemetery behind the church also historic.

This was very interesting and informative. Performer are not professionals but were very entertaining. Would go again, sorry I missed last year.

I'm a history buff and could have spent a week in and around this church. The cemetery around the church goes back to the late 1700's and the church itself was in the centre of the action during the war of 1812. I'm glad that when the Americans burned the town before they RETREATED, the roof of the church was the only part damaged. Loved this place!

Lovely, intelligent, uplifting service with a fine choir and inspiring, well chosen music. Welcoming and pleasant congregation. We will attend again. Blessings to you all.

Wonderful, historic church. Cherry Festival was a great community event. Sanctuary is wonderful for worship and the music festival. Addison hall is a space that can be used for private events.

A lovely 200 year old stone church with incredible stained glass that played a role during the war of 1812.

Everyone was welcoming and friendly and Pastor Bob gave an enlightening sermon. The building has good light--can be unusual for a building that old--and is well maintained. I enjoy the slight differences in the 1962 Book of Common Prayer of Canada, compared to the 1982 American version.

Gorgeous church with beautiful grounds, directly across from park, which borders the main street in town. Beautiful stained glass windows. We walked around the grounds/cemetery for a few minutes, looking at the dates on the headstones, some going back as far at the early 1800s. Very interesting!

Everyone is most welcomed. Once you enter you feel that this Church is more than a place of worship. One almost feels like they are members.

Lots of history. Nice grounds. There was a wedding the first day. Would be a good place to get married.

Had our wedding here June 14 - beautiful church and Rev. Bob, administrator Gillian, and organist Mike T. were all a pleasure to work with. Thank you!

The first church in the area, the walls are adored with plaques commemorating historical members. The grounds are spacious and the cemetery behind the church is quite interesting. Events other than church services are offered as well.

Just a stone's throw from the main street, this church is beautiful and an important part of Niagara's history - one of the few buildings that wasn't burned to the ground during the War of 1812. The architecture is very different but lovely and the minister very entertaining.

An historic and lovely church with special architectural features and wonderful accoustics.The venue is the location of several special events throughout the year particularly the main site for Music Niagara and its wonderful international festival in July and August.