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Living Stones, Silent Discos, Entrepreneurial Advice, Crowds and Art – a collection of interviews recorded by UCB at the National

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What are cathedrals for? New research explored at the third National Cathedrals Conference A new report finds English cathedrals remain vital

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It’s one week to go to the third National Cathedrals Conference in Bristol where 380 delegates representing 49 cathedrals from England, Ireland

Bristol Cathedral is celebrating the return of its Grand Organ following an 18 month restoration programme. Bristol Cathedral Launches The Grand

Bristol Cathedral’s recent restoration to the floor of the 14th-century Seafarers’ Chapel, led by Cliveden Conservation and Nick Cox Architects,

Bristol Cathedral has announced that artist, Joseph Ijoyemi has been selected to create a major new permanent artwork in response to its Colston

Stained glass window designs created to honour the history and heritage of the black diaspora in Bristol have just gone on display in Bristol

Bristol Cathedral has launched a new open call for visual artists to create a permanent artwork that honours the resilience, culture, and faith

And now for something completely different – Bristol’s alto lay clerk and music and liturgical administrator, Tim Popple, has just revealed

‘Tis the season of giving and seven of our cathedrals are celebrating the extraordinary generosity of the Julia Rausing Trust after receiving

Bristol Cathedral is hosting its first beer and sing-a-long carols event outside on College Green this Christmas. Beer and Carols at Bristol

Luxmuralis on Tour – Winter 2024 Visitors can find the creative duo Luxmuralis lighting up our cathedrals with their interactive sound and

What’s on in your Cathedrals this Autumn? Artist, Luke Jerram’s Museum of the Moon had a successful landing at Southwell Minster, his

Memorial unveiled in Bristol Cathedral that confronts erased histories and recognises the transatlantic slave trade. Slavery trade, erased

It’s a homecoming of sorts when Bristol Cathedral will host Bristol-based Luke Jerram’s Gaia from 15 October, for a special four-week-long series

Bristol, Chichester, Durham cathedrals and St Davids Cathedral from the Church in Wales have all been named on Which?’s list of best UK days out

A number of our cathedrals will hold services including Southwark Cathedral where a thanksgiving service will take place on Saturday that will

Bristol Cathedral is opening its doors for a Festival of Evensong next week celebrating the music and liturgy that has inspired thousands in song

Bristol Cathedral is commemorating Windrush 75 with two photographic exhibitions and a spoken word display. Commemorating Windrush 75: Bristol

Cathedrals will be transformed this autumn with a range of arts programming from the creative duo Luxmuralis. Light and sound shows will

The Lord Mayor’s Chapel—now in the care of Bristol Cathedral—will re-open to general visitorsheralding a new and exciting chapter in the life of

From Star Wars to the bells of Notre Dame. And sculptures by leading British artists, artworks that interrogate our environmental impact,

Six hundred and sixty singers will Sing for the King in Bristol and 150 schoolchildren will do the same in Lichfield, there are floral

Six hundred and fifty singers will perform the great coronation anthem Zadok the Priest in a unique special tribute project to Sing for the King

This Autumn cathedrals will be hosting amazing light and sound exhibitions. Winchester Cathedral has announced a partnership with artistic

Details of cathedral services for Her Majesty the Queen. Three beams of light will pierce the darkness above Lichfield Cathedral on Sunday during

All God’s Children exhibition – how the past should shape the future. Bristol Cathedral has launched a new exhibition, All God’s