Reserving space
Sage Chapel and Anabel Taylor Hall are nonsectarian spaces that are religious and spiritual in nature. Priority is given to events that are religious, spiritual, or ethical in nature, as well as musical events in the chapels, and events that support student wellness, equity, empowerment, and belonging. 

Conference and Event Services manages all weddings, remembrance services, private events, and requests from outside groups and parties.

Scheduling Procedure
Submit reservation requests through the Scheduling@Cornell website, where you can also find information describing rooms, capacity, and rates. Please contact the scheduling support team with any questions about the scheduling process. You may also contact the OSMM office at 607.255.6002 or via email. 

For full consideration, please submit your reservation request at least 10 business days before the scheduled event. CURW groups may reserve spaces up to one year in advance. Other groups may reserve spaces after July 15 for Fall Semester and after November 15 for Spring Semester. 

Groups are responsible for their own setup and for returning the space to its original setup and condition after their event. Setup assistance and tech support may be available for an additional fee. Please describe your setup and audio/visual requirements in your original reservation request, and the scheduler will respond with options, availability, and cost if applicable. 

Please note you are not allowed to use candles in any of these facilities unless you have a fire permit from the fire department. Contact Environmental Health and Safety at askehs@cornell.edu or 607.255.8200. 

Scheduling Priority

• OSMM, CURW, and Music Department have priority in Sage Chapel and Anabel Taylor Chapel. The Alternative Testing Program has priority in the Auditorium (ATH 230) on weekdays during the academic year. OSMM, CURW, and CTA have priority in all other spaces in Anabel Taylor Hall. 
• Religious festival observance (e.g. High Holy Days, Ramadan Iftars), religious services, and midday music series take precedence over other events. These reservations must be submitted by July 15 (Fall Semester) or November 15 (Spring Semester) to receive priority. 
• Regularly scheduled events normally take precedence over special events, although this is subject to negotiated exceptions, depending on the importance of the special event.
• Campus events directly sponsored by CURW or CTA member groups take precedence over events sponsored by other groups. 
• Campus events that are religious, spiritual, or ethical in nature, or that support wellness, equity, and belonging, take precedence over other events.
• Meetings and events for Cornell students and personnel take precedence over children’s programs and non-University activities.
• Events for non-University groups and individuals must be sponsored by a University group or department or reserved through Conference and Event Services. 
• OSMM reserves the right to adjust or cancel reservations when this is reasonable to preserve public safety, to best serve Cornell students, and to honor the religious and spiritual nature of our shared spaces.

• Sage Chapel has an occupancy of 650 and is suitable for weddings, memorials, baptisms, lectures, film screenings, and some concerts. You will need to make arrangements with the OSMM office or Conference and Event Services to access the AV Room or to play the front concert piano. Permission to use the organs requires prior approval from the University organist, Annette Richards, Ph.D., who can be reached at annette.richards@cornell.edu or 607-255-7102.
• Anabel Taylor Hall Chapel (ATH 112) has a total of 120 available chairs and an upright Steinway piano. There is a small sound system with available microphones. Permission to use the organs requires prior approval from the University organist, Annette Richards, Ph.D., who can be reached at annette.richards@cornell.edu or 607-255-7102. 
• The Founders Room (ATH 114) has tables and chairs available to accommodate 49 people. This room has a baby grand piano. The large wooden table and other furniture should not be moved from their current locations.
• The Edwards Room (ATH G14) is an open room with no set-up and 49 available chairs. There is a white board in this space and two tables.
• The One World Room (ATH B21) is a large open room that accommodates 250 with available sound system. The room includes chairs and a limited number of tables. This is the only reservable space with available air conditioning.
• The Auditorium (ATH 230) accommodates 160 with tables and chairs. There is an available sound system, projector, and connections for your computer and devices. There is a baby grand piano on the stage. This space must be returned to its default setup after it is used. Please make arrangements with the OSMM office if you need to move the projection screen.
• ATH 314 is a seminar room with tables and chairs that accommodates 29. There is a white board in this space that you may use. 

Services of Remembrance
The Office of Spirituality and Meaning-Making plans an annual Service of Remembrance to honor and remember departed members of the Cornell community. If you have questions about this annual event, please contact osmm@cornell.edu.

Sage Chapel and Anabel Taylor Hall Chapel are available to family and friends of deceased alumni who would like to hold a service of remembrance on campus. Our office is unable to provide any support for these services. To learn more or to inquire about a reservation, please contact the Scheduling@Cornell team. 

Weddings
Congratulations on your engagement and your decision to celebrate your marriage on the Cornell campus. Sage Chapel and Anabel Taylor Hall Chapel are both suitable venues for your wedding. Conference and Event Services manages all weddings. Please contact weddings@cornell.edu or 607-253-8368.

Faculty, administrators, staff, trustees, and their children, as well as students and alumni, are eligible to celebrate their marriage at Cornell. Only Saturday weddings can be scheduled in our chapels. Each scheduled wedding includes a predetermined Friday night rehearsal. Each couple provides its own officiant, rehearsal coordinator, and music.

Permission to use the organs requires prior approval from the University organist, Annette Richards, Ph.D., who can be reached at annette.richards@cornell.edu or 607-255-7102.