A vigil marking Refugee Week in St Thomas’ Chapel with Michael Woolley, Coordinator of Friends Without Borders, and Roger Pask, Chairman Emeritus of Sanctuary in Chichester, between Morning Prayer at 7.40am and Choral Evensong at 6.00pm. Reflections of 4-5 minutes every hour.
Exhibition by Hampshire Calligraphers: ‘Inspired by Books’, running from Tuesday 28th May through until Sunday 9th June. Held in the Cathedral Welcome Area. Free for all visitors. For more information, visit - www.hampshirecalligraphers.co.uk
Please see website: www.portsmouthcathedral.org.uk for opening times.
A traditional service of lessons and carols sung by the Cathedral Choir (Boy Choristers and Adults).
‘Tis the season….’ Everyone more than welcome.
Please note, the Cathedral is closed from 4.15pm and opens at 6.15pm.
A traditional service of lessons and carols sung by the Cathedral Choir (Boy Choristers and Adults)
‘Tis the season….’ Everyone more than welcome.
Please note, the Cathedral is closed from 4.15pm and opens at 6.15pm.
A traditional service of lessons and carols sung by the Cathedral Choir (Girl Choristers and Adults).
‘Tis the season….’ Everyone more than welcome.
Please note, the Cathedral is closed from 4.15pm and opens at 6.15pm.
An hour of fun and craft activities, followed by a short service and afternoon tea. Suitable for all ages. Children must be accompanied.
An hour of fun and craft activities, followed by a short service and afternoon tea. Suitable for all ages. Children must be accompanied.
More details about Journeys Festival events in Portsmouth are available on their website at: http://www.journeysfestival.com/
Journeys Festival International celebrates the creative talent of exceptional refugee and asylum seeker artists and shares the refugee experience through great art.
Returning to venues across the city for a third year, Journeys Festival International aims to bring the talent of local, national and international refugee artists to the general public - creating a positive interface with the community.
Friday 19th to Sunday 21st October between 10.00am to 5.00pm local artists Missit, Nzie and Sahara Rock team up to paint the outside of The Container with a graffiti mural inspired by the theme of ‘Welcome’. Watch the design grow and develop live over the three days.
The Invisibles’ Journey
8.30am – 6.00pm Fridays – Sundays and 8.30am – 5.30pm Saturdays.
This exhibition in the Ambulatory presents paintings, drawings and prints realised by migrants who took part in arts workshops organised and facilitated at its day centre in Calais by the charity Secours Catholique, which works with the most vulnerable members of society to support them in times of crisis. It highlights the reality of their personal stories and their lives in transit. Whilst these individuals' mobility remains constrained, their works can circulate without limits.
More details about Journeys Festival events in Portsmouth are available on their website at: http://www.journeysfestival.com/
An hour of fun and craft activities, with special focus on our Patronal Festival, followed by a short service and afternoon tea. Suitable for all ages. Children must be accompanied.
Monthly, we explore each incarnation of the Doctor alongside some of the big issues and themes which are covered in various episodes. Each session involves watching an episode, a short presentation and time for discussion on some of the issues raised around life, the universe and faith. Booking is essential, and places are limited.
Join us for an hour of fun and craft activities followed by a short service and afternoon tea. Suitable for all ages.
Hampshire Festival of the Mind – It’s About Time! by The Good Mental Health Cooperative.
Join us for an hour of fun and craft activities followed by a short service and afternoon tea. Suitable for all ages.
Film showing for senior citizens, in Becket Hall.
This month, held in Becket Hall - Join us for an hour of fun and craft activities followed by a short service and afternoon tea. Suitable for all ages.
Join us for an hour of fun and craft activities followed by a short service and afternoon tea. Suitable for all ages.
A traditional service of lessons and carols sung by the Cathedral Choir.
‘Tis the season….’ Mulled wine, hot chocolate and mince pies will be on sale before and after the Carol Service from 6.00-7.00pm, and after the service from 8.00-9.00pm, outside on the south front of the Cathedral and in Becket Hall. Everyone more than welcome.
Please note, the Cathedral is closed from 4.00pm and opens at 6.15pm.
A traditional service of lessons and carols sung by the Cathedral Choir.
‘Tis the season….’ Mulled wine, hot chocolate and mince pies will be on sale before and after the Carol Service from 6.00-7.00pm, and after the service from 8.00-9.00pm, outside on the south front of the Cathedral.
Everyone more than welcome.
Please note, the Cathedral is closed from 4.00pm and opens at 6.15pm.
A traditional service of lessons and carols sung by the Cathedral Choir.
‘Tis the season….’ Mulled wine, hot chocolate and mince pies will be on sale before and after the Carol Service from 6.00-7.00pm, and after the service from 8.00-9.00pm, outside on the south front of the Cathedral and in Becket Hall. Everyone more than welcome.
Please note, the Cathedral is closed from 4.00pm and opens at 6.15pm.
A welcome return of one of the region's finest chamber choirs. The eight singers of the Nelson Consort, under Director Oliver Hancock, offer a programme of music for Christmas. Tickets: £10 (£8 concessions) with refreshments available. Tickets available from the Cathedral Shop. Visit www.nelsonconsort.co.uk
Film screening in Becket Hall following Lunch Club. Tickets free from the Cathedral Shop.
Dementia friendly Carol Service, followed by refreshments. All welcome. Any queries please contact Jill Phipps, Older Person's Champion, tel. 07710 394351.
Join us for an hour of fun and craft activities followed by a short service and afternoon tea. Suitable for all ages.
