Events

From classic cathedral tours to special interest tours, browse the opportunities for a deeper exploration of Winchester Cathedral.

Explore over 1,000 years of history in the Kings and Scribes: Birth of a Nation exhibition.

Enjoy an exhilarating tower tour of Winchester Cathedral with magnificent views across Winchester and the county.

Brighten up your lunchtime with musical performances from local musicians, and pupils of schools and colleges from around the county. Most Tuesdays, 1.15pm-1.50pm.

The Waynflete Singers return to the cathedral, joined by the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, for a dramatic concert of Verdi Requiem.

Come along to the cathedral this Easter holidays and enjoy a fun and interactive guided tour, tailored for the young children in your life!

Join the Winchester Cathedral Learning Team for an Easter-inspired craft workshop and story time.

Featuring Winchester Cathedral Chamber Choir directed by Joshua Stephens, this free concert presents a reflective musical journey, highlighting profound themes of Holy Week and Easter.

All are welcome to join in worship during the lead up to the last week of Jesus Christ's mortal life, from Palm Sunday to His glorious Resurrection on Easter Sunday.

Each April, Winchester Books Festival brings together an extraordinary line up of authors for a weekend filled with inspiration, imagination and lively discussion. From captivating fiction and thought-provoking non-fiction to enchanting children’s stories, the festival offers something for everyone.

Gain an insight into the technique of Calligraphy, and learn how to master it yourself, with the help of an experienced Scribe.

Learn about the life and times of Jane Austen and celebrate her 250th anniversary in true British fashion with a classic Afternoon tea in the Winchester Cathedral Cafe.

Performing hits including: “Diamonds are Forever”, “No Time To Die”, “Skyfall”, “From Russia with Love”, “GoldenEye”, “Tomorrow Never Dies”, “Thunderball”, “Goldfinger”, and more.

Join for an eye-opening night spent sleeping in cardboard shelters. Every penny that's raised in sponsorship will go back into Trinity’s services, offering long-term, positive change.

Learn about the life and times of Jane Austen and celebrate her 250th anniversary with a traditional English scone in the Winchester Cathedral Cafe.

You are warmly invited to join our monthly gatherings, especially for older people and those living alone, for tea, cake and companionship.

This is a very unique opportunity to step back in time and take part in a traditional Regency Ball which celebrates 250 years of Jane Austen.

Professor Michael Wheeler highlights how Jane Austen's genius, wit and economy shines through in the very first pages of her six published novels.

Wedding bells; soaring music and sunny skies; a kiss shared by the happy couple: Jane Austen’s novels, when adapted for the screen, invariably end with the marriage of the hero and heroine. On the page, Austen’s endings are more complex.