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Colour Our Collections 2020!
As part of the annual #colorourcollections / #colourourcollections initiave, Exeter Cathedral’s Library and Archive is joining with museums and libraries around the world in offering…
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The Genius of Bach; celebrating his 334th birthday
Today the world celebrates the 334th birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach. An undisputed musical genius, with a phenomenally large output of both sacred and secular…
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Wreath-laying for 307 Squadron Day
Heroic airmen of the 307 ‘Polish’ Squadron who defended Exeter during the Second World War were honoured yesterday at Exeter Cathedral. A wreath was laid…
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Have you been to our lovely little shop?
Have you been to our lovely little shop? Situated in the Southern side of the Cathedral, our shop is a tucked away treasure trove of…
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The Story Behind Carp Kites
While Children’s Week in Japan is celebrated with koinobori (carp kites), the cultural significance of carp is linked to an older folklore dating back to…
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Fix Your Hair 1800s Style
Need a new look? Hair going grey? Have no fear – shoppes from the 1800s could be the solution to all your problems. If you’re…
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Ordination of Deacons 2018
On Saturday 15th September we welcomed ten new people into the life and ministry of the Diocese of Exeter, as they were ordained ‘Deacons’ by…
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New members of the Choral Foundation
Choral Evensong on Sunday 9th September 2018 includes an important ceremony. We will be welcoming and formal ‘installing’ new Choral Scholars and the Organ Scholar.…
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Stonemason Owen is off to #StoneFest18
Stonemasons and carvers from across the UK and Europe showcase their skills during a weekend- long celebration of the ancient craft in York’s Dean’s Park…
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Medieval Medical Treatments, Part I: A Cure For Your Headache
(Disclaimer: do not try this at home or any other location – medieval treatments were just as likely to cause illness as to cure it)…