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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Lunchtime Recital: Carolyn Craig (Organ)

Join us in the wonderful setting of the Quire for a recital from organist, Carolyn Craig.

Lunchtime recitals are free to attend. A retiring collection will be taken to help defray costs.

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Recovering Forgotten Lives, The Historians Task Today – Professor Roger Richardson

Traditionally, history has been a top-down, 'snobbish' subject interested chiefly in leaders of different kinds. Now, however, historians are bringing to life those in the past who have been ignored or neglected - among them women, workers of all kinds and children.

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Wednesday Tours: Jane Austen – Her Life and Times

Throughout July, August and September we have a number of free* specialist subject tours lead by our expert guides. These tours are perfect for those who want to dig deeper into the Cathedral’s thousand- year history.

For this tour, our expert guides take you through the life and times of Jane Austen and to see her final resting place in the North Nave Aisle of the Cathedral.

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