Experience Portsmouth Cathedral like never before with ‘Space’, an immersive light and sound installation created by Luxmuralis, taking place from 25–29 March 2025.
General Admission - £11
Under 16s - £8
Family Ticket (2 adults/2 under 16s) - £35
This spectacular event invites you to explore the vastness of the universe within the cathedral, with stunning visuals and powerful soundscapes. ‘Space’ encourages you to reflect on humanity’s achievements and our place in the cosmos, offering a fresh way to engage with the cathedral’s sacred space. Luxmuralis creates a unique journey between the earthly and the cosmic, prompting us to think about our existence in the grand scheme of things.
Created by sculptor Peter Walker and composer David Harper, Luxmuralis is known for transforming spaces with their immersive art installations. Their work blends light, sound, and fine art, and has earned them recognition both in the UK and internationally. Together, they bring something truly special to every space they work in, blending contemporary art with the history and beauty of sacred spaces.
At the heart of their work is a passion for blending traditional fine art with modern media, creating experiences that are as thought-provoking as they are visually stunning. By merging the old and the new, they make art feel relevant to today’s world. Luxmuralis has pioneered immersive installations in cathedrals and other sacred spaces, breathing new life into these places and engaging people in new ways.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ‘Space’ experience?
SPACE by Luxmuralis is an immersive light, projection, and sound installation, transforming the Cathedral’s interior with awe-inspiring visuals and atmospheric sounds to take you on a journey through space.
Where is the entrance?
You can access the event from the Cathedral's main public entrance, on the south side towards the High Street, please follow signage. Please note you may need to queue upon arrival, we appreciate your patience as we will process everyones entry as soon as possible.
Is there a time limit on how long I can stay?
No, you’re welcome to stay as long as you like after entering, up until the event closes at around 9pm. We suggest around 45mins is a suitable length of time to experience and enjoy the installation.
Do children need to be accompanied?
Yes, children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 18 or over.
Is the Cathedral accessible?
Yes, Portsmouth Cathedral is accessible to wheelchair users, and assistance dogs are welcome. Please contact us if you have any specific access needs.
Will there be food or drink available?
Refreshments may be available to purchase. However, you’re welcome to enjoy the installation at your own pace without any expectation to purchase.
Can I bring a camera/take photos?
Yes, photography is allowed, but we kindly ask you to be considerate of others enjoying the experience.
What if I miss my entry slot?
We understand that delays happen. While we aim to be as accommodating as possible, entry may be subject to capacity limits, so please try to arrive within your designated slot.
What should I wear?
As this is an indoor event, no special clothing is required. However, the Cathedral can be cool in the evening, so a warm layer may be advisable.
Are refunds available?
Tickets are non-refundable, but if you have any issues, please contact us, and we will do our best to assist. All tickets are sold as per our booking terms and conditions which can be found on the checkout page during the booking process.