This Week's Events

Kings & Scribes: The Birth of A Nation

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A permanent exhibition in the South Transept.

Kings and Scribes: The Birth of a Nation will unlock Winchester Cathedral's captivating stories and reveal some of the nation's greatest treasures.

Be one of the first to explore a spectacular three-level exhibition space in the South Transept which will take visitors on a journey through over 1,000 years of history, whilst offering awe-inspiring views of the Cathedral.

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Pilgrim Grounds Community Art Installation

Be a part of creating a giant labyrinth in the nave from used coffee grounds and other coffee-related sustainable materials.

Everyone of any age and ability can participate in making an individual art ‘tile’, with the help of local artists, art students, and craftspeople.

As the labyrinth develops over seven days and reaches completion come back and see what’s been created and walk the labyrinth in stillness.

All are invited to gather for a labyrinth experience on Wednesday 29 January from 7.00pm – 9.30pm.

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Pilgrim Grounds Art Workshop

Taylor Selwyn Room

Be a part of creating a giant labyrinth in the nave from used coffee grounds and other coffee-related sustainable materials.

Everyone of any age and ability can participate in this special workshop, part of the Pilgrim Grounds Community Art Installation.

Tickets £5 to cover the cost of materials.

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Exhibition – James Parkes and the Age of Intolerance

This exhibition details the history of the Rev’d Dr James Parkes (1896 – 1981) who was a tireless fighter against anti-Semitism in all forms, including from within Christianity.

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Surround Sound VI

Immerse yourself in the splendour of live choral music whilst admiring the open space of the Nave. Index Cantorum returns to give a performance Thomas Tallis’ 40 voice masterwork Spem in alium, and other polychoral works that relate to a theme of ‘pilgrimage’.  Experience the music as ‘promenaders’, engage with the ‘Pilgrim Grounds’ art installation, or sit informally in the middle of the nave, with the singers encircling the audience to provide ‘Quadragintophonic’ sound.

Normal admission charges apply

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Rabbi Alexander Goldberg: ‘Standing Together: can we learn from history and stop the rise of extremism?’

Standing Together: can we learn from history and stop the rise of extremism? Rabbi Alexander Goldberg, Dean of the College of Chaplains, University of Surrey.

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Pilgrim Grounds Labyrinth Experience

All are invited to gather for a labyrinth experience as part of the Pilgrim Grounds Community Art Installation.

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