17/03/2026
2:00 pm
Reading the Reformation at Exeter Cathedral
Join us to discover stories of the Reformation in the Library and Archives and to take a closer look at evidence of the impact on the Cathedral building and decoration.
19/03/2026
7:00 pm
“As our Saviour has taught us”: Lenten reflections on The Lord’s Prayer – Sue Gillingham
Canons Theologian Sue Gillingham reflects on the prayer which is central to Christian tradition.
19/03/2026
6:15 pm
The Old Document Reading Group
Enjoy contributing to improving cataloguing and access to historical materials in the Cathedral Archives as part of The Old Document Reading Group.
21/03/2026
7:30 pm
Devon Philharmonic Orchestra
Devon Philharmonic return for a fantastic performance of Verdi’s Force of Destiny Overture, Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia on a theme of Thomas Tallis and Shostakovich’s Symphony No 5.
26/03/2026
7:00 pm
“As our Saviour has taught us”: Lenten reflections on The Lord’s Prayer – Morwenna Ludlow
Canons Theologian Sue Gillingham and Morwenna Ludlow reflect on the prayer which is central to Christian tradition.
27/03/2026
7:30 pm
Devon Youth Orchestras Spring Concert
Once again the exciting sound of some of Devon’s most accomplished young orchestral musicians will fill Exeter Cathedral. This is a celebration of orchestral music performed by young players from all parts of Devon.
29/03/2026
4:00 pm
St John Passion with Exeter Cathedral Choir
Join Exeter Cathedral Choir and Devon Baroque for a spectacular performance of St John Passion – JS Bach’s monumental retelling of the story of the Crucifixion of Jesus.
From 03/04/2026 – 17/04/2026
9:00 am
Easter Holiday Family Activities
Visit Exeter Cathedral during the Easter school holidays to take part in a range of fun craft activities.
03/04/2026
7:30 pm
John Stainer’s ‘The Crucifixion’ with University of Exeter Chapel Choir
Join the University of Exeter Chapel Choir and its alumni for a moving Good Friday performance of John Stainer’s The Crucifixion at Exeter Cathedral.
15/04/2026
2:00 pm
A Friendly Introduction to Palaeography: Reading Some 14th Century Medical Remedies
Based exclusively on records in the Cathedral Library & Archives, this beginner’s workshop is a chance to learn about some 14th century medical and culinary recipes and have a go at reading and transcribing some.
16/04/2026
2:00 pm
Hands on History – What are Archives?
If you’re aged 14–18 and curious about history, stories, and how the past connects to the present, this workshop is for you.
18/04/2026
1:00 pm
An Opportunity to Wonder and Wander and Walk the Labyrinth
A labyrinth is, a journey to the centre, a winding pilgrim path that is walked prayerfully and reflectively. There is no one way to use the labyrinth; each person experiences this pilgrimage in a different way.