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.
Join the Exeter Cathedral community and people from across the UK, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of VE Day by having a picnic at home and sharing their photos on social media.
What do we assume about the future of religion? Watch Professor Grace Davie’s talk on Facebook and YouTube, followed by discussion on Zoom.
A talk by the Revd David Runcorn on Facebook and YouTube, followed by discussion on Zoom.
On March 5, Exeter Cathedral will be participating in World Day of Prayer, a global and ecumenical movement designed to share the thoughts, hopes, concerns and prayers of women around the world.
Join the Exeter Cathedral community and people from across the UK, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of VE Day by having a picnic at home and sharing their photos on social media.
What do we assume about the future of religion? Watch Professor Grace Davie’s talk on Facebook and YouTube, followed by discussion on Zoom.
A talk by the Revd David Runcorn on Facebook and YouTube, followed by discussion on Zoom.
On March 5, Exeter Cathedral will be participating in World Day of Prayer, a global and ecumenical movement designed to share the thoughts, hopes, concerns and prayers of women around the world.
Join the Exeter Cathedral community and people from across the UK, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of VE Day by having a picnic at home and sharing their photos on social media.
A talk by the Revd David Runcorn on Facebook and YouTube, followed by discussion on Zoom.
What do we assume about the future of religion? Watch Professor Grace Davie’s talk on Facebook and YouTube, followed by discussion on Zoom.
On March 5, Exeter Cathedral will be participating in World Day of Prayer, a global and ecumenical movement designed to share the thoughts, hopes, concerns and prayers of women around the world.