What’s On

Exhibitions, performances and more.

From 25/10/2025 – 01/11/2025
9:00 am

Through the Wardrobe: Celebrating 75 Years of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Visit Exeter Cathedral and step through the wardrobe door with us into the snowy world of Narnia and beyond.
26/10/2025
7:00 pm

Harvest Thanksgiving Service

Join us for a special Harvest Thanksgiving Service, attended by the Devon Young Farmers.
29/10/2025
6:30 pm

Yoga with Rosie Ellis

Led by acclaimed teacher Rosie Ellis, these evening sessions promise to combine mindful movement with the soul-stirring beauty of centuries-old architecture.
30/10/2025
7:00 pm

2025 Annual Library Lecture: The secrets and silences of Exon Domesday

Explore the many secrets of Exon Domesday, and discover why, where and how it was written.
01/11/2025
7:30 pm

London Concertante: Ella and Friends

Enjoy Ella and Friends – a heartfelt celebration of Ella Fitzgerald inside the stunning setting of Exeter Cathedral.
04/11/2025
2:30 pm

The Icon Tour

Join the Dean of Exeter to hear all about the process of icon making and what his collections depict on this special tour.
From 06/11/2025 – 27/11/2025
11:00 am

Onwards & Upwards Tours – November

Explore Exeter Cathedral at ground level to discover its finest medieval features before heading upwards into its fascinating roof space.
07/11/2025
7:30 pm

The Music of Whitney Houston by Candlelight

Experience the best of Whitney Houston by candlelight, featuring Kieshia Chun and her Million Dollar Band, at Exeter Cathedral this November.
08/11/2025
7:30 pm

Exeter Philharmonic Choir: The Weather Book

Exeter Philharmonic Choir is proud to launch its 2025/26 season with the world première of a new choral work, The Weather Book.
09/11/2025
4:00 pm

Remembrance Sunday Devon County Service

To enable as many people as possible to gather from across the county, this year’s Remembrance Sunday Devon County Service in Exeter Cathedral will take place at 4pm on Sunday 9 November.
09/11/2025
6:00 pm

In Conversation with Bishop Moira Astin, The Bishop of Crediton

Join us for an interesting conversation with The Bishop of Crediton, followed by a short service of compline.
11/11/2025
2:00 pm

Art of the Book: The Anatomy of Books

Explore remarkable early printed books in the Cathedral Library to discover clues to how books were printed, sewn and bound in the hand-press period.