Norwich Cathedral Library has a collection of printed books dating from 1474, housed in spaces above the cloister. Come along to learn more about the history of the collections and the buildings in which they have been housed, and see some specially selected books. Tour costs 7.00 plus booking fee per person. Tour lasts one hour.

Norwich cathedral contains over five thousand individual graffiti inscriptions, dating from as far back as the twelfth century. They were created for various reasons, including a curse on a local family, but very often they are simply prayers made solid in stone. Medieval ships sail across the stonework, jostling aside images of wading birds and elaborate compass drawn designs. Join this tour for an entirely new perspective on the cathedral’s already rich and vibrant past. Please note, our specialist tours always sell out quickly so make sure you book a ticket straight away. The tour starts at 2.15pm on Wednesday 2nd October Arriving for the tour Please ask a member of the welcome or donations team when you arrive, and they will direct you to the starting point for the tour. Tickets costs just £5.00 plus a small booking fee. Please note that tickets for specialist tours are non-refundable

Whilst we often think of English being the main language in churches after the Reformation, and Latin before the Reformation, the reality in Norwich has been somewhat more complex than this. In this morning course, Professor Christopher Joby leads us through more than one thousand years of church history in Norwich examining who was using which languages in which churches. To add to Latin and English, Dutch and French were used in the Stranger churches for several centuries. In non-conformist churches, such as the Quaker and the Congregationalist Meeting Houses, the English differed significantly from that of the Book of Common Prayer which shaped Anglican liturgy. More recently, Polish and Church Slavonic have added to the range of languages used for worship in Norwich churches. Exploring these languages offers a way into thinking about social relationships in Norwich. This teaching session is led by Professor Christopher Joby. Cost: 10 plus a small booking fee. Cost is non-refundable

This session will look at the portrayal of Jesus in Matthew, this years lectionary gospel. We will start with a survey of the shape of the gospel as a whole and touch on Matthews major themes, noting how he adapts and expands one of his major sources, the gospel of Mark. We will then use the Sermon on the Mount to examine how Matthew presents Jesus teaching, and to discuss some puzzling aspects: how is it that Matthew seems both the most Jewish of the gospels and at times one of the most anti-Jewish? What is Jesus attitude to the Torah? Through our discussions on these and other questions in the course of the morning we will gain a sense of the distinctive aspects of the gospel - what makes Matthew Matthean. This teaching session is led by Dr Jane McLarty. Cost: 10 plus a small booking fee. The cost is non-refundable.

Bishop Shute Barrington (1734-1826), whose 200th anniversary of death is celebrated this year, was the penultimate Prince Bishop of Durham for 35 years. A number of different aspects of his background and his work as a bishop, as well as his longevity, combine to make him an interesting figure who in many ways bridges the religious turmoil of the seventeenth century and the emergence of the modern church parties in the nineteenth century. He was also considerably engaged with the political and economic emergence of Britain as a global super-power, and with the rise of modern science. A biography of Barrington has never been written, but in 2025 Edward Carter used some sabbatical leave to research his life and times. This project drew upon previously unknown primary sources, which will be presented as part of this seminar. This teaching session will be led by the Revd Canon Edward Carter. Cost: 10 plus a small booking fee. Cost is non-refundable.

St Olaf is the patron saint of Norway a king who died in battle in 1030, was acclaimed a martyr, and to whom miracles of healing have been attributed. He was a king of Norway, yet the roots of his cult and a significant legacy are to be found in East Anglia. Norwich had two churches dedicated to him, and Norwich Cathedral is twinned with his shrine church, Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim, Norway. Come and learn more about this enigmatic and sometimes controversial saint. This teaching session is led by the Revd Canon Dr Peter Doll. Cost: 10 plus a small booking fee. Cost is non-refundable.

Gather to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year as G4 bring glad tidings of great joy this festive season, with the return of their ‘G4 Christmas’ tour in the most awe-inspiring cathedrals, priories, minsters, halls and abbeys across the UK. Step into G4's world of vocal enchantment, as they take you on a breathtaking musical journey with beautifully-blended voices, within an idyllic sacred setting. Ignite your Christmas spirit with a sprinkling of G4’s yuletide magic. Nourish your soul with their extraordinary and unique renditions of traditional carols, sacred contemplations, classical favourites and modern festive hits including Silent Night, O Holy Night, All I Want for Christmas, Walking in the Air, When a Child is Born and The 12 Days of Christmas. With mesmerising harmonies and impeccable showmanship it’s no wonder this hotly-anticipated tour sells out year after year, where the guys leave you with chills of delight and a heart full of Christmas cheer. After the show you’ll dash, dance and prance your holly jolly way all the way home, having no doubt experienced something more precious than gold, frankincense and myrrh!

One of Shakespeares most powerful and poignant plays will be performed in Norwich Cathedrals Cloister this summer as Othello takes to the stage for this years Shakespeare Festival. The Lord Chamberlains Men will perform the show on Friday 3 July 2026 at the annual open-air theatre event which is always a summer highlight at the Cathedral. A story of deception, jealousy and a man that loved not wisely but too well, the tale of Othello is among the most captivating yet heartbreaking plays ever written. See it performed how William Shakespeare first saw it, as The Lord Chamberlains Men with a history stretching back to Shakespeares original company present this play in the open air, with an all-male cast and Elizabethan costumes, music and dance. The Lord Chamberlains Men will perform Othello in Norwich Cathedrals Cloister on Friday 3 July 2026 at 7pm. Tickets cost 24 plus booking fee. Seating is provided but unreserved. Doors will open at 6pm for people to enjoy the beautiful surrounds of the Cloister before the show and Bread Source will be selling refreshments. We are pleased to be able to offer a free essential companion ticket to people with a disability who would be unable to attend without an essential companion. Please [email protected] for further details. Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

Tango Unchained by Candlelight is a brand-new production for 2026, featuring two champion tango dancers accompanied by a 10-piece ensemble from the world-renowned London Concertante. It is straight from Argentina, merging the smouldering music of Astor Piazzolla and his contemporaries with electrifying choreography and virtuosic musicianship, revealing tango in its most authentic yet sophisticated form. Tango showcases Argentinas most iconic dance, combining its sensual elegance with raw intensity and razor-sharp precision. This passionate language is pushed to its very limits, creating an exhilarating spectacle for eyes and ears alike. Accompanying the dancers on stage, the programme features the very best music from tangos golden era, including Piazzollas Suite del Diablo (Suite of the Devil), the haunting Oblivion, and the most famous hit of them all: Libertango. We also hear works by other composers from the bars or Buenos Aires at the time, such as Francisco de Caro, and Jacob Gade. For this exciting project, London Concertante joins forces once again with celebrated pianist and composer David Gordon, whose arrangements and original works breathe fresh life into tangos sensual and fiery soundworld.

Norwich Cathedral's Assistant Organist Christopher Too takes to the console as part of the 2026 Organ Festival programme. After the concert, you are warmly invited to join us for refreshments in the Cloisters. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats are unreserved. Tickets 12, Under 18s free. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 6.30pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

We look forward to welcoming Organist and Professor of Organ at Yale Institute of Sacred Music, James O'Donnell, as he gives the next in our summer series as part of our 2026 Organ Festival. After the concert, you are warmly invited to join us for refreshments in the Cloisters. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats areunreserved. Tickets 12, Under 18s free. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 6.30pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

Join us as we welcome Stephen Farr, acclaimed concert organist, as part of our 2026 Organ Festival. After the concert, you are warmly invited to join us for refreshments in the Cloisters. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats areunreserved. Tickets 12, Under 18s free. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 6.30pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

Norwich Cathedral's Assistant Master of Music and Sub-Organist Graham Thorpe takes to the console for this summer's evening recital as part of our 2026 Organ Festival. You are warmly invited to join us for refreshments in the Cloisters afterwards. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats areunreserved. Tickets 12, Under 18s free. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 6.30pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

We look forward to welcoming international concert organist Isabelle Demers to Norwich for this summer evening recital, as part of our 2026 Organ Festival. After the concert, you are warmly invited to join us for refreshments in the Cloisters. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats areunreserved. Tickets 12, Under 18s free. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 6.30pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

A Night at the Movies: Silent films with improvised organ accompaniment Donald MacKenzie Organ One of Europes finest theatre organists, Donald MacKenzie has been Organist of the Odeon Leicester Square for 32 years. Tonight, he provides improvised accompaniment to films by Laurel & Hardy, Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, on the Cathedrals magnificent 102-stop pipe organ. The films will be shown on a giant screen and a bar available for refreshments. Charlie Chaplin Easy Street Laurel and Hardy Do detectives think? Buster Keeton Sherlock Junior Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats are unreserved. Tickets cost 15 each plus booking fee,Under 18s free. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 7.15pm ahead of the performance starting at 8.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

The BBC Singers make a welcome return to Norwich to give a special concert recorded for broadcast on BBC Radio 3. Ashley Grote Conductor Guy Johnston 'Cello David Dunnett Organ Tickets cost 15-35 plus booking fee. Under 18s free in the side aisles. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 6.30pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

We welcome Vincent Dubois to Norwich to give a very special celebrity organ concert on the Cathedral's magnificent 102-stop pipe organ. Vincent Dubois Titular Organist, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris Programme J S Bach Prelude and Fugue in A minor BWV 543 Franck Choral No 1 in E Saint-Sans Danse macabre Liszt Lgende de Saint-Franois de Paule marchant sur les flots Vierne From Pices de Fantaisie: Feux-follets Claire de Lune Toccata Dupr Prelude and Fugue in G minor Dubois Improvisation Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats areunreserved. Tickets cost 15 each plus booking fee, Under 18s free. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 7.15pm ahead of the performance starting at 8.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

Norwich Cathedral Choir Norwich Baroque Ashley Grote Conductor/Organ Solo Soloists to be announced Programme Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor Handel O Praise the Lord with one consent (Chandos anthem No 9) Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 3 Bach Magnificat in D Tickets cost 15-35 plus booking fee. Under 18s free in the side aisles. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 6.30pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

Norwich Cathedral Chamber Choir Jazz Ensemble Alice Platten Soprano Graham Thorpe Conductor Join us for an evening of Shakespeare, Madrigals and jazz, including Bob Chilcott's Ophelia, Caliban & Miranda , Will Todd's Mass in Blue , and music by Thomas Morley and Jeremy Dickson. Tickets cost 20 (5 for Under 18s), plus a booking fee. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats are unreserved. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doors will open at 6.45pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.30pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogs are not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets are non-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

You are warmly invited to join us as Norwich Cathedral's Organist and Master of Music Ashley Grote takes to the console for the final recital in our 2026 Organ Festival. Refreshments will be available in the Cloisters following the recital. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and all seats are unreserved. Tickets 12, Under 18s free. Doors and accessibility information Please note that doorswill open at 6.30pm ahead of the performance starting at 7.00pm. Entry is via theHostry. We are pleased to be able to offerfree essential companion tickets to those with a disability who would be unable to attend this event without an essential companion. To request an essential companion ticket, please email [email protected] before booking. Companion tickets cannot be guaranteed if requested after booking. We also offer free companion tickets for wheelchair users, which can be purchased via TicketSource. Please note thatdogsare not permitted at the performance, with the exception of guide dogs. Refunds and Exchanges Policy Please note that tickets arenon-refundable and bookings cannot be amended once made.

Tango Unchained is the powerful and exciting new show for 2026, bringing the smouldering soundworld of Argentine tango vividly to life. Performed by a 12-piece ensemble from the world-renowned London Concertante, the programme brings the art of tango to life in all its raw, unbridled intensity, with fresh colours from Buenos Aires filling the space with sound. The concert unfolds across seven musical chapters, each inspired by one of the deadly sins: Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Wrath, Envy, and Pride. Together, they form a compelling narrative arc that explores the dark origins, passion, rebellion, and irresistible allure at the heart of tango. The programme features iconic works by Astor Piazzolla ( Suite del Diablo - Suite of the Devil), Francisco de Caro ( Orgullo Criollo - Creole Pride ), and Jacob Gade ( Jalousie - Jealousy), with new arrangements by celebrated pianist and composer David Gordon, breathing fresh life into tango's sensual and fiery soundworld. Enhancing the music, two champion tango dancers appear on stage at key moments, bringing selected pieces to life through expressive choreography that reflects the emotional intensity of the score.

Join Sillars as we celebrate 100 years of music making in Norwich Cathedral.

Experience Vivaldi’s iconic masterpiece The Four Seasons as you’ve never heard it before. A cornerstone of classical music, this vivid and revolutionary work captures the essence of nature with breathtaking virtuosity and emotional power. Its influence continues to echo through centuries of music-making, and remains one of the most beloved compositions in the classical canon.

Julian of Norwich is rightly known as the ‘mother of English prose’, the first woman we know of to write a book in English. But for many of us today, some aspects of her life can seem strange – her enclosed life as an anchoress, her visions and her mystical writing. This tour will explore what we know about Julian’s life, and her place in medieval society and religious life. It will look at the possible points of contact Julian may have had with the cathedral. And – we’ll explore whether or not Julian actually had a cat! This tour will begin in the cathedral and end with an optional walking tour to St Julian’s Church and Julian’s cell. Please note, our specialist tours always sell out quickly so make sure you book a ticket straight away. The tour starts at 10.15am on Friday 8th November. Arriving for the tour Please ask a member of the welcome or donations team when you arrive, and they will direct you to the starting point for the tour. Tickets costs just £5.00 plus a small booking fee. Please note that tickets for specialist tours are non-refundable

Henry VIII and the break with Rome in the 16th Century is what people usually think of when it comes to the relationship between Church and State, but the ground rules for this relationship started and developed many centuries before then. The break with Rome didnt come out of nowhere and the relationship between Church and State developed and changed not only in England but also across the Christian world. This Specialist Tour will explore this relationship, how it influenced society, politics and power during the Medieval era, and how it continued to reflect the changing relationship between the Monarchy and Parliament. This tour starts at 11.15am on Wednesday 6 May. Tickets cost 7 per person plus a small booking fee. Please be aware, our special guided tours always sell out quickly so make sure you book a ticket as soon as you can. Please note that tickets for specialist tours are non-refundable. Arriving for the tour Just ask a member of the welcome and donations team when you arrive at the Hostry entrance to the Cathedral, and they will direct you to the starting point for the tour.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The first lecture is given by Dom Christopher Jamison, Abbot President of the English Benedictine Congregation. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The second lecture is given by Professor James Clark, Archaeologist, University of Exeter. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The third lecture is given by Dr Jessica Barker and Dr Ed Krma, Curators of the exhibition "Living by the Rule", Sainsbury Centre for the Visual Arts, UEA. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The fourth lecture is given by Stephen Bampfylde, Co-founder and Non-executive Chair, Saxton Bampfylde. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The fifth lecture is given by the Revd Canon Professor Sally Harper, Associate Priest, Denbigh. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The sixth lecture is given by the Revd Lucy Dallas, Director of Ordinands, Diocese of Norwich. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The seventh lecture is given by the Revd Dr Justin Pottinger, Chaplain, Lancing College. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The eighth lecture is given by Dr Claire Foster-Gilbert, Visiting Professor, King's College London. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The ninth lecture is given byDr Nicola Simpson, Norwich University of the Arts. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. Missionary monks: a theology of mission for laity in the twenty-first century is the tenth lecture, given by the Revd Canon Dr Greg Peters, Nashotah House, Wisconsin. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life. The eleventh and last lecture is given by the Revd Dr Robert Hawkins, Chaplain to Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.

How have wars shaped Norwich Cathedral? In the month when we mark VE Day, this Specialist Tour will explore the warfare-related events and people commemorated in the Cathedral throughout its history, from Agincourt to Korea and with a particular focus on the 20th Century and the period of the Second World War. This tour starts at 11.15am on Saturday 2 May. Tickets cost 7 per person plus a small booking fee. Please be aware, our special guided tours always sell out quickly so make sure you book a ticket as soon as you can. Please note that tickets for specialist tours are non-refundable. Arriving for the tour Just ask a member of the welcome and donations team when you arrive at the Hostry entrance to the Cathedral, and they will direct you to the starting point for the tour.