CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: Exeter Cathedral is currently closed to visitors due to government coronavirus restrictions. We remain open as a place for private prayer and reflection from 11am-2pm Monday-Saturday, and we are continuing a daily schedule of physically-distanced and online worship.
Explore a range of services, exhibitions, performances and other events. Booking information and links to the online box office are included where appropriate.
This workshop offers an opportunity to explore your inner landscape as you tread a path with no concern about finding the right way.
Tracing the Past is an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project at the University of Liverpool which uses digital methods to record and analyse medieval vaults.
Initial findings are being shared in a free online lecture and workshop.
Music by the Lake at Coryhill. Just bring flags, champagne, picnic, candelabra and brollies, and enjoy the beautiful surroundings and so much more besides in support of the Exeter Cathedral Music Foundation.
This workshop offers an opportunity to explore your inner landscape as you tread a path with no concern about finding the right way.
The Albion Quartet return for an evening of chamber music
Tracing the Past is an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project at the University of Liverpool which uses digital methods to record and analyse medieval vaults.
Initial findings are being shared in a free online lecture and workshop.
A double celebration will see Exeter Cathedral throw open its doors to the sound of birdsong at 7am on Monday 24 May.
‘Density & Lightness’ will feature 75 sculptures from 24 artists, inside and outside Exeter Cathedral, from 12 June to 30 August.
After postponing their July 2020 concert due to Covid-19, the Amadeus Orchestra are back in force for their annual summer concert in Exeter Cathedral. They’ve put together an exciting swashbuckling programme that is sure to raise your spirits and leave you wanting more!
This workshop offers an opportunity to explore your inner landscape as you tread a path with no concern about finding the right way.
A double celebration will see Exeter Cathedral throw open its doors to the sound of birdsong at 7am on Monday 24 May.
Tracing the Past is an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project at the University of Liverpool which uses digital methods to record and analyse medieval vaults.
Initial findings are being shared in a free online lecture and workshop.
After postponing their July 2020 concert due to Covid-19, the Amadeus Orchestra are back in force for their annual summer concert in Exeter Cathedral. They’ve put together an exciting swashbuckling programme that is sure to raise your spirits and leave you wanting more!
This workshop offers an opportunity to explore your inner landscape as you tread a path with no concern about finding the right way.
‘Density & Lightness’ will feature 75 sculptures from 24 artists, inside and outside Exeter Cathedral, from 12 June to 30 August.
The Albion Quartet return for an evening of chamber music
Tracing the Past is an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project at the University of Liverpool which uses digital methods to record and analyse medieval vaults.
Initial findings are being shared in a free online lecture and workshop.
Music by the Lake at Coryhill. Just bring flags, champagne, picnic, candelabra and brollies, and enjoy the beautiful surroundings and so much more besides in support of the Exeter Cathedral Music Foundation.
This workshop offers an opportunity to explore your inner landscape as you tread a path with no concern about finding the right way.
This workshop offers an opportunity to explore your inner landscape as you tread a path with no concern about finding the right way.
A double celebration will see Exeter Cathedral throw open its doors to the sound of birdsong at 7am on Monday 24 May.
‘Density & Lightness’ will feature 75 sculptures from 24 artists, inside and outside Exeter Cathedral, from 12 June to 30 August.
Tracing the Past is an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project at the University of Liverpool which uses digital methods to record and analyse medieval vaults.
Initial findings are being shared in a free online lecture and workshop.
The Albion Quartet return for an evening of chamber music
Tracing the Past is an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project at the University of Liverpool which uses digital methods to record and analyse medieval vaults.
Initial findings are being shared in a free online lecture and workshop.
After postponing their July 2020 concert due to Covid-19, the Amadeus Orchestra are back in force for their annual summer concert in Exeter Cathedral. They’ve put together an exciting swashbuckling programme that is sure to raise your spirits and leave you wanting more!
Music by the Lake at Coryhill. Just bring flags, champagne, picnic, candelabra and brollies, and enjoy the beautiful surroundings and so much more besides in support of the Exeter Cathedral Music Foundation.