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Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
As part of our exhibition 'Les Colombes' by Michael Pendry we are running two origami dove making workshops.
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
The Lost Cinema is returning to the Cathedral this summer with 80's Cult American horror thriller comedy film The Lost Boys, the first of three films to be shown.
Salisbury Hospice are celebrating 10 years of their Midnight Walk for charity.
Lecturer David Pearson, (Retired) Director of Culture, Heritage and Libraries for the City of London Corporation, has worked in numerous historic and research libraries. David is also a renowned s
Visit the Cathedral's 15th century library which contains over 10,000 books dating as far back as the 9th century. Emily Naish, Cathedral Archivist, will explain the history of the library and th
Normally hidden from view, 11 secret gardens in the Cathedral Close will be open to visitors in aid of the Friends of Salisbury Ca
Join us for a fascinating evening with Dr John Elliott discussing the work of the Pre-Raphaelites, their spirituality and how mid-19th century attitudes towards women started to change.
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
Seek out the 2500 paper doves suspended in the Nave then make your very own dove collage using mixed media and add in a colourful rainbow to set the scene.
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
Join us for a day of happiness and well-being, explore the Cathedral through rhyme, song, dance, music and art as we come together on One Day Like This.
This popular event, now in it's 12th year, raises vital funds to help care and support children and young people living with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions from across the south.
From special services, memorials and inspiring sermons, to worries about fire and aircraft damage - Salisbury Cathedral’s archive gives a fascinating insight into Cathedral life during World War I.
Would you like to have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons?
In 1940, the Germans destroyed the Spitfire factories in Southampton and believed they had ended the threat from their nemesis. But unknown to them, the British were building Spitfires in secret.
Salisbury Cathedral will be hosting a Living History Weekend with SSAFA Wiltshire in June.
In 1940, the Germans destroyed the Spitfire factories in Southampton and believed they had ended the threat from their nemesis. But unknown to them, the British were building Spitfires in secret.
Visit the Cathedral's 15th century library which contains over 10,000 books dating as far back as the 9th century. Emily Naish, Cathedral Archivist, will explain the history of the library and th
This very much looked forward to event will once again be an afternoon full of stalls selling home-produced goodies, plants, bric-a-brac, books and much more, all in aid of the Salisbury Sudan Medi
Would you like to have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons?
Salisbury Musical Society sing Rossini Petite Messe Solennelle accompanied by Salisbury Symphony Orche
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
Would you like to have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons?
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
Although World War One was a world war, most of the fighting was confined to a few key areas, which are usually referred to as the Western Front, the Eastern Front, the Italian Front, Gallipoli and
Visit the Cathedral's 15th century library which contains over 10,000 books dating as far back as the 9th century. Emily Naish, Cathedral Archivist, will explain the history of the library and th
Would you like to have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons?
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
Would you like to have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons?
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
We are pleased to annouce that Swing Unlimited Big Band will be joining us again on the lawns of Salisbury Cathedral for an afternoo
A concert in aid of the restoration of the wonderful Father Willis Organ.
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
The Goonies is a 1985 American adventure comedy film directed by Richard Donner.
Pretty Woman is a 1990 American romantic comedy film directed by Garry Marshall from a screenplay by J. F. Lawton
Visit the Cathedral's 15th century library which contains over 10,000 books dating as far back as the 9th century. Emily Naish, Cathedral Archivist, will explain the history of the library and th
Visit the Cathedral's 15th century library which contains over 10,000 books dating as far back as the 9th century. Emily Naish, Cathedral Archivist, will explain the history of the library and th
Now a firm favourite, Friends of Salisbury Cathedral coffee morning is another social occasion to meet up with Friends old and new.
Visit the Cathedral's 15th century library which contains over 10,000 books dating as far back as the 9th century. Emily Naish, Cathedral Archivist, will explain the history of the library and th
In November 2018 we will be installing The Light, in the North Transept, the installation will depict the ‘Star of Bethlehem’, focusing on the themes of Journeys, Darkness to Light and Mental Healt
Experience sumptuous harmonies in an idyllic, festive setting...
BBC Wiltshire’s Carols in the Cathedral will take place on Saturday 8 December.
Visit the Cathedral's 15th century library which contains over 10,000 books dating as far back as the 9th century. Emily Naish, Cathedral Archivist, will explain the history of the library and th
