The last chance to see the Whales at Winchester Cathedral, in the peace and beauty of the cathedral at night. Leave the day behind you and dive into a soothing and beautiful underwater world of sleeping whales.
Refreshments will be available to purchase on the evening. Invite your family and friends for a drink under the whales and enjoy this unique aquatic ambiance.
If you don’t already know, three monumental sculptures of sperm whales, created by artist Tessa Campbell Fraser, are currently hanging from the cathedral’s Nave in this immersive art installation.
Wander around the Whales at your leisure and soak up the atmosphere of this oceanic display.
£6pp upon arrival or if you’re an annual pass, you’ll be granted entry at no extra cost. Haven’t got a pass yet? Buy online to save £1pp here.
Please note that Kings and Scribes exhibition and the rest of the cathedral will not be open, but with your annual pass you can come back as often as you like for the next 12 months to explore this exhibition when it’s open.
The Nave, North Transept and toilets will be open during this event.
Lead image:©Mason Goodman, University of Southampton media team
First gallery carousel: ©Simon Newman
Winchester Cathedral is a working cathedral, which means monthly tuning of the organ.
Organ tuning is taking place on Friday 28th February.
Regular tuning helps to keep the magnificent organ sounding at its best, but it may be noisier than usual in the cathedral during your visit.
