Exeter Cathedral

Exeter Cathedral

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1,000 Years of History | Medieval Café | Treasures Exhibition | Tours | Shop | Family Activities | Worship | Events | Historic Landmark | Home to The Exeter Book and the world's longest uninterrupted medieval stone vaulted ceiling

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Our Remembrance Sunday Service will take place at 4pm on Sunday 8 November at Exeter Cathedral. Everyone is warmly invited to attend. No booking is required. #ExeterCathedral #YourCathedral

TICKETS ARE LIVE: Experience dinosaurs, cave paintings, castles + more during this immersive sound, light and art installation. “absolutely beautiful” ✦ 6-9 Jan ✦ Late-evening tickets now available from £5: www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk/whats-on/events/luxmuralis-lost-worlds/ See you there! 🦖 🦕

CONGRATULATIONS GINEVRA! Former Exeter Cathedral Chorister Ginevra Dobson is BBC Songs of Praise's 2026 Senior Young Chorister of the Year! We’re so proud of her: we knew she would go on to great things, just not so soon! #ExeterCathedral #YourCathedral

OPENING TOMORROW: A limited-time Photography Exhibition showcasing our nine Photography Competition finalists' stunning photographs ❤️ We warmly invite you to show your support! ✦ 16-31 October (from 1pm on Friday 16 & Sunday 18 October) ✦ Included in our standard Cathedral entry price

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#Poems: Chaos and scribbles ...for Ada Lovelace Day and the Feast of St Edward the Confessor Featuring #ChaosTheory #Butterflies #Weather #AdaLovelaceDay @exetercathedral.bsky.social and the tender possibility of change for the better clarebrydenmakes.substack.com/p/poems-chao...

clarebrydenmakes.substack.comPoems: Chaos and scribbles...for Ada Lovelace Day and the Feast of St Edward the Confessor, with not much in common other than me, monarchs, and an element of chaos.

This Sunday, for the first time, the nation will celebrate the harvest of the sea, and you're invited. This landmark service has received the support of Her Majesty The Queen, and recognises the fishermen and women whose dedication has provided sustainable seafood to Britain for generations.

Autumn at Exeter Cathedral 🍁 You are warmly invited to enter the sacred beauty of the Cathedral for worship and discovery, immerse yourself in centuries of history through our Library & Archives sessions, and be inspired by our world-class events. We look forward to welcoming you! 🍂

Announcement: A selection of The Exeter Book’s famous riddles are now on display for the first time since the opening of the Treasures Exhibition in 2025. The Exeter Book is a treasured item listed on the UK UNESCO Memory of the World Register, preserving nearly all surviving Anglo-Saxon riddles.

It's eclipse day… we couldn't help ourselves 🌙 On this day (12 August) in 1654, a total solar eclipse cast Europe into darkness. This superb scientific diagram of a solar eclipse is from the Cathedral Library’s copy of the complete works of Pierre Gassendi, published in 1658.

We can confirm that 52 young people from across the three age groups are going through to Stage Two of our Young Historian competition. Well done to every young person who has taken part. We see your enthusiasm for history – keep using your passion to make the world a better place 👏

NEW: Braille Visitor Guide to explore Exeter Cathedral ❤️ In collaboration with InFocus Charity, we are thrilled to announce that our Braille Visitor Guides are officially available – a vital aid that will help those with sight loss to enjoy discovering one of Devon’s most iconic landmarks.

exeter-cathedral.org.ukExeter Cathedral Launches Braille Visitor Guide In Collaboration With InFocus Charity | Exeter CathedralOn Friday 24 July, Exeter Cathedral met with InFocus charity to mark the launch of its new Braille Visitor Guide – a vital aid that will help those with sight loss to enjoy discovering one of Devon’s ...

Thank you to all of our wonderful local businesses who traded at Saturday's Indie Market, and to everyone who came to support Devon's best independents! Our final Independent Market of the summer will be taking place on Saturday 29 August, 11am-4pm ☀️

Last week, our Opus Anglicanum Team went to London's Guildhall to witness the unveiling of the ‘Circle of Life’ project. Over a year, our team spent over 1,250 hours of stitching on the two panels that were allotted to us. We were one of twelve Cathedrals who took part in this special endeavour.

A farewell Evensong was held at Exeter Cathedral on Sunday for the Dean, Jonathan Greener, who will officially retire on 31 July. The service was attended by the public alongside the Lord-Lieutenant of Devon, the Lord Mayor of Exeter, the Bishop of Exeter and Exeter Cathedral's College of Canons.

Missed our last organ recital? Treat yourself to a relaxing evening on Thursday 16 July from 7pm soaking in the magnificent sound of our organ with a programme by our Director of Music 😌 🔗 Book your tickets: www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk/events/summer-organ-recitals/

We are thrilled to be one of VisitBritain's 'Top experiences in Britain'! 🏆 🇬🇧 Today, thanks to our incredible community, we remain a world-class destination for history lovers, music enthusiasts and travellers from across the globe Book your visit or special tour: www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk

Game, set, match! 🎾 With Wimbledon just around the corner, we teamed up with the Elena Baltacha Foundation to launch an exciting new initiative bringing tennis to children across Exeter, regardless of their economic background, spearheaded by Exeter native and former British tennis pro Penny Moor.

On Saturday 13 June, we were delighted to welcome over 800 individuals to our Public Consultation inside The Medieval Hall. A huge thank-you to everyone who took the time to visit us and give feedback on our future development plans for the Cathedral.

See you this time next Saturday at our Independent Market ☀️ ✦ Find an array of unique gifts ✦ See up-close the detail of hand-crafted items ✦ Discover your new favourite local artists ✦ Relax and unwind inside our stunning Cathedral Café Cathedral Green | 6 June | 11am-4pm