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It’s only 281 sleeps until the Christmas Fair! Let’s make it the best fair with some serious forward planning. You may think me mad but some stalls like Jam and Preserves rely on your creative skills throughout the year.
Our Boy Choristers, Choral Scholars and Lay Clerks are just back from a brilliant tour to sing in Denmark. Two of our newest choristers, Theo and Thomas tell us what it was like to experience their first cathedral choir tour.
On Saturday 2nd March there will be an opportunity to participate in one of the Bookfest activites at the Cathedral. A Creative Writing Workshop exploring the ups and downs of writing mystery and thriller stories in unusual locations. Led by Jackie Green and Christine Lawrence.
On Saturday 2nd March there will be an opportunity to participate in one of the Bookfest activites at the Cathedral. A Creative Writing Workshop exploring the ups and downs of writing mystery and thriller stories in unusual locations. Led by Jackie Green and Christine Lawrence.
As I reflect on my first month as the new Head of Fundraising for Portsmouth Cathedral, the journey has been nothing short of inspiring and transformative. Transitioning from a national children's charity to the heart of Portsmouth's spiritual and historical hub has been an invigorating experience, marked by exciting challenges and promising opportunities.
Midnight Mass at Portsmouth Cathedral is just around the corner, and we want to ensure your experience is seamless and memorable. Here are some essential tips for attending the service at the Cathedral, which will also be broadcast live on BBC One and on iPlayer.
As Christmas approaches, Portsmouth Cathedral is gearing up for a weekend filled with festive events and services that promise to bring joy and warmth to all. From the much-loved annual Christmas Fair to Carols on the Green, and a special #PompeySundays Christingle service.
On Sunday 19 November, the Church of England marks Safeguarding Sunday.
Anne Wright, Carole King and the Revd Catherine Edenborough invite you to explore the idea of Advent as preparing for the revolution by looking at the song of Mary and other poetry in a variety of ways.
This week priest and art historian Harriet Neale-Stevens will be talking on the subject of Gospel themes in 20th century art, looking at the processes artists use to create and execute their art, as well as at the finished works.
Dean Anthony shares a reflection from the Cathedral as the UK passes 100,000 deaths due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
