It’s been a busy time for the Cathedral Choir, with seven young probationers (trainee choristers) being admitted to the Choir as full choristers🎵

Do you know a boy or girl who enjoys singing? Find out about becoming a chorister: bit.ly/4a9Rju2

📷: Finnbarr Webster

📖Blossomise: An evening with Poet Laureate, Simon Armitage.

📅29 May 2024, 19:30
📍 Salisbury Cathedral

🎫 Tickets are £15 for adults and £5 for children and young people (under 18)
Book here: bit.ly/3JEvwQp

📷 : Paul Stuart Photography Ltd

If you were looking for magnificent views of the Cathedral, you may want to visit Harnham Water Meadows.

Established in the 1700s, the meadows once sustained the community. Today, the meadows provide stunning views of our Cathedral from afar.

📷: Martin Cook

Meet the skilled people who maintain and restore our Cathedral ⛏️.

Did you know that on Tuesdays you can watch our stonemasons working? Catch them from 10:30 to 12:30 in the Cloisters to witness centuries-old techniques and tools being used.

📸: Spencer Mulholland

Our peregrine family is complete! The fourth and final peregrine chick hatched in the early hours of this morning🐥

We'd like to share some footage; the first clip was taken after the chick hatched at 2:39 am, and the second clip is of the chick’s first feed at 8:40 am.

Happy May! What have you been enjoying about Spring so far 🦋?

📷: Martin Cook

We now have three peregrine chicks! Our third peregrine chick hatched this morning, joining the two chicks already in the nestbox 🐣.

We want to thank everyone for following along so far and wanted to share the wonderful footage of the new chick’s first feed:

There’s something new in the Cathedral Cloisters🛠️. Our Works department has recently begun a major restoration project to the Cathedral Cloisters. We’ve created panels where the work is taking place to shine a light on our talented stonemasons. Why not take a look?

Some exciting news from our Refectory team 🧑🏻‍🍳

Last month our Head Chef at The Refectory, James, participated in the prestigious International Salon Culinaire. James won Bronze at the event, held in London. We want to congratulate him on his tremendous success!

Exciting peregrine news! The first chick hatched on the tower yesterday afternoon, followed by another chick this morning. Here's the long-awaited moment when the first chick finally revealed itself. 🐣

Watch live: bit.ly/3usn2Uo

Our second concert as part of Stanford Festival sees our Cathedral Choir joined by the Choir of St Matthew’s Westminster, for a wonderful evening of music🎹.

📅11 May 2024, 19:30 🎫: bit.ly/3Qa6dJs

📷: Martin Cook

#Onthisday 804 years ago, Salisbury Cathedral’s foundation stones were laid. Depicted here is the foundation ceremony in stained glass.

📷: Declan Spreadbury

Join us on May 11, when we will be joined by University of London’s The Rare Book School (LRBS) for a short course on medieval book production. Everyone is welcome to attend and no prior knowledge is needed.

📅11 May 2024, 10:00 – 16:30. 🎫 Tickets: bit.ly/3w6Q2Gg

Due to our Easter Carol Service taking place on Sunday 28 April at 17:00, Evensong at 17:30 on Saturday will be livestreamed instead of our usual Sunday Evensong livestream.

27 April 2024, 17:30. Link to livestream: bit.ly/3tsQVrj

📷:: Finnbarr Webster

Come join us for an evening of music and celebration at our Organ Concert, part of Stanford Festival 🎼.

Enjoy the works of renowned artist Sir Charles Villiers Stanford in our beautiful Cathedral setting. 📅 8 May 2024, 19:30 🎫: bit.ly/4aHcFzV

📷: Martin Cook

A breathtaking view of the Spire as seen from Harnham Water Meadows ✨.

📷: Martin Cook

Everyone is welcome to attend ‘Alleluia! Christ is Risen: An Easter Carol Service’, taking place 28 April.

📅28 April 2024, 17:00. No booking required.

📷: Martin Cook

Stanford: A Celebration 🎶.
6 – 12 May at Salisbury Cathedral

To mark the centenary of Sir Charles Villiers Stanford’s passing, we will be hosting a week-long celebration of his musical legacy. Read more about Stanford Festival here: bit.ly/4cPaPP8

'Breathe' by #DrydenGoodwin – produced by Invisible Dust – is now showing at Salisbury Cathedral as part of their new #OurEarth exhibition focused on the domestic impact of climate change, alongside works by Hilary Jack, Rebecca Chesney and Elias Sime.
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Happy St George's Day, the feast day of Saint George 🏰.

Today we’re hosting an evening of music to celebrate St George's Day, with all profits going to Royal British Legion.

Join us today 19:30-21:30.
Book your tickets here: bit.ly/3x4VRE'

📷: Martin Cook