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The Headquarters Southwest of the British Army’s Regional Point of Command in the Southwest of England, in conjunction with the High Sheriff of Wiltshire, are hosting an Evening of Music and Rememb
On the eve of the 100th anniversary of the Armistice, Benjamin Britten's epic War Requiem will be performed by Salisbury Musical Society and the Choristers of Salisbury Cathedral, accompanied by Ch
The Miracle Paintings by Prof Stephen Farthing RA
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
Time to get your running shoes on for the 21st Salisbury Half Marathon, and the 3rd year of the new city centre route taking in the Cathedral Close and other landmarks in the city.
The Recovery of Enchantment - Art and the Miraculous
The final organ recital before the restoration of the Father Willis Organ.
A fun experience for boys and girls in Years 2, 3 and 4. Explore the Cathedral, join in rehearsals and sing in our Evensong just like a Chorister.
Schola Nova Silvana, a choir based in the New Forest, are returning to sing in one of our informal lunchtime concerts.
A free day for everyone to come and discover more about two special, but little known, libraries: Salisbu
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
Explore the wonderful textures on this mini trail and then create your own textured and patterned tile in air-dry clay.
Explore the wonderful textures on this mini trail and then create your own textured and patterned tile in air-dry clay.
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
After visiting our Binding the Past to the Present Through Remembrance exhibition why not have a go at making your own crepe paper poppy to take home. All materials supplied.
An opportunity to come and sit in this beautiful atmospheric building and have a go at painting your very own Illuminated Letter.
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
'The Light' a giant illuminated globe will be installed in the North Transept and will have projections on it that depict the ‘Star of Bethlehem’, as part of our theme of 'Darkness to Light Illumin
Our expert guides share the findings from an on-going project recording and interpreting the Cathedral's medieval graffiti.
Doors open 18:00.
Doors open 18:00.
Doors open 16:00.
Experience Salisbury Cathedral lit up like never before! An evening of immersive music and light performed by artist Richard McLester and over 150 local singers.
Experience Salisbury Cathedral lit up like never before! An evening of immersive music and light performed by artist Richard McLester and over 150 local singers.
After a sell-out tour in 2017, G4 bring their Christmas show to Salisbury Cathedral.
Join BBC Wiltshire for their live recording of ‘Carols at the Cathedral’ to be transmitted on B
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
The City of London Sinfonia once again joins the Choir of Salisbury Cathedral and distinguished soloists – Katherine Watson, Anna Harvey, Andrew Kennedy and Matthew Brook under the baton of David H
This year's Christmas trail involves hunting for the little Christmouse who has lost his way to the stable in Bethlehem.
Design and craft your own decorations, cards or small gifts. All activities are child friendly and suitable for ages 3-10 years and are free drop-in sessions. Parents stay.
Come and join us for a Christmas story time by the nativity at 12.00 or 15.00. All ages welcome.
Design and craft your own decorations, cards or small gifts. All activities are child friendly and suitable for ages 3-10 years and are free drop-in sessions. Parents stay.
Come and join us for a Christmas story time by the nativity at 12.00 or 15.00. All ages welcome.
The familiar story of the birth of Jesus is told through readings from the Bible and other sources, through beautiful choral works sung by our Cathedral choir, and all the favourite carols.
The familiar story of the birth of Jesus is told through readings from the Bible and other sources, through beautiful choral works sung by our Cathedral choir, and all the favourite carols.
A short service for all the family, especially suitable for younger children. Christmas carols, giant puppets and a real live donkey!
Join us for this special Evensong, which will be sung by the Cathedral Choir
Please note start time.You are welcome to join us for this choral celebration
You are welcome to join us for this special choral Christmas celebration of Holy Communion
Join us for this special Evensong, which will be sung by the Cathedral Choir.
Please note start time.
Celebrate the journey of the Magi at this atmospheric service.
After admiring our Illuminated Ladders exhibition come and create your very own board game. Our organ pipes will also be your inspiration for a new take on the traditional 'snakes and ladders'.
After admiring our Illuminated Ladders exhibition come and create your very own board game. Our organ pipes will also be your inspiration for a new take on the traditional 'snakes and ladders'.
Sir Charles Saumarez Smith is currently the Chief Executive of the Royal Academy of Arts in Londo
Would you like to have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons?
Would you like to have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons?
Would you like to have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons?