EVENTS: JUNE – DECEMBER 2014

ONGOING EVENTSCathedral ToursExplore and discover the Cathedral with our expert guides. Available on the hour from 10am – 3pm Monday – Saturday, Admission fees apply. Tours of the tower and crypt might also be available.

Children’s ActivtiesA free family trail is available throughout the year. Use it to explore the Cathedral and discover its fascinating history, characters and major historic events. See events listing for special holiday activites.

Permanent ExhibitionThe Jane Austen Story: situated beside her grave, this exhibition tells the story of Jane’s life in Hampshire, her birth and childhood in Steventon, her writing and life in Chawton and her fi nal few weeks and death in Winchester.

CATHEDRAL ADMISSIONPay for a day and visit as often as you like for 12 months.Adults: £7.50 (concessions available) Children under 16 (with family): FREE

BOOKING INFORMATIONBookings can be made online, by phone or in person. Charges will apply unless booking in person from the Box Offi ce.

nWinchester Cathedral Box OfficeVisitors’ Centre, The Close, Winchester, SO23 9LSOpening times: 10am – 4.30pm Monday – Friday & 11am - 3pm Saturday. Tel: 01962 857 275Online: www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk

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JUNESunday 1 June, 8am (The Outer Close)The Naomi House Clarendon Walk 2014Walk from Winchester Cathedral to Salisbury Cathedral for Naomi House and enjoy beautiful countryside with stunning views across the counties of both Hampshire and Wiltshire. For more information and to register visit www.naomihouse.org.uk.

Monday 2 – Sunday 8 Jun, 9.30am – 5pm (except during services)The World of Jane Austen Painting Exhibition and SalePaintings by Caroline Hervey-Bathurst of landscapes, interiors, and seascapes that Jane Austen would have known. All proceeds will go to the Southern Cathedrals Festival. Cathedral entry fees apply.

Monday 2 June at 7pm (Prior’s Hall)A History of the Daily Office An Evening Lecture by Benedict Yates who holds a Master’s Degree in Christian Liturgy, about the origins of Morning and Evening Prayer. This lecture is free and all are welcome to attend. Please pre-book the chair lift by leaving a message at least a day before on 01962 857 216.

Tuesdays from 1pm – 2pmLunchtime ConcertsAdmission is free but a retiring collection will be taken to help defray costs. 3 June: Dan and Laura Curtis, ‘The Great American Song Book’. 10 June: Colin Harvey, organ. 17 June: The Royal Academy of Music.24 June: Royal College of Music.

Friday 6 June at 7.30pm (Prior’s Hall) “My Subject is War and the Pity of War”Come and enjoy an evening of music and readings shaped and performed by former Choristers. Tickets: £10 and includes a glass of wine. Available from the Cathedral Office (9 The Close). All proceeds raised will go towards the Southern Cathedrals Festival.

Saturday 7 June at 10amModern Art Tour with Coffee and CakeModern art has been commissioned for the Cathedral since the Middle Ages and can be seen throughout the building. Join one of our guides and be taken around the Cathedral to discover a variety of works of art and learn about why

they were installed. The tour will be followed by coffee and cake in the Cathedral Refectory. Tickets: £10 n

Saturday 7 June at 2.30pmJane Austen Tour and Cream TeaFind out about Jane Austen and her connections with Winchester and the Cathedral. The tour will include a walk through the Cathedral’s historic Inner Close to the house on College Street where Jane stayed with her sister Cassandra in the final few weeks of her life. The tour will be followed by a cream tea in the Cathedral Refectory. Tickets: £10 n

Wednesday evenings from 11 June until 2 July, 7.30pm – 8.30pm (Prior’s Hall) Great Illuminated ManuscriptsA series of talks by Dr Peter Krakenberger who has had a passion for illuminated manuscripts for 15 years and has given talks on over sixty famous ones. All are welcome to attend. Places must be booked by calling 01962 857 242 or emailing canonspa@winchester-cathedral.org.uk. 11 June: The Next Book after the Winchester Bible – the Canterbury Psalter. 18 June: The Most Lavish Illuminated Manuscript in the World - The Codex Aureus Escurialensis.25 June: The Vision of the End of the World – the Beatus Apocalypse of King Ferdinand. 2 July: The Nostalgia of Ancient Epic – La Destruction de Troye la Grant.

Saturday 14 June, 10.30am – 3.30pm (Prior’s Hall)Cathedral Quiet Day‘The Good Word’ led by Canon Dr Peter Lippiett, an Anglican priest who was Spirituality Advisor in the Diocese of Portsmouth. There is no charge for attending but do please book in by emailing canonspa@winchester-cathedral.org.uk or phone 01962 857 242.

Saturday 14 June, 10.30am – 12.30pm and 2pm – 4.30pmDeanery Open GardenVisit the private and beautiful garden of the Deanery located in the Cathedral’s historic Inner Close. Homemade refreshments will be available to purchase. Entry is by donation, suggested amount of £2.50 for adults and children are free.

Saturday 21 June at 7.30pmAn Evening of French MusicThe Southampton Philharmonic Choir with New London Sinfonia and Conductor David Gibson. Duruflé Requiem, Poulenc Organ Concerto, Fauré Cantique de Jean Racine, Franck Panis angelicus and Psalm 150. Tickets: £32, £26, £20, £15 and £10 n

Friday 27 June at 2pmFirst World War Tour and TeaJoin one of our guides and be taken on a tour which will talk about what was happening in the Cathedral during the Great War. You will walk around the Cathedral and grounds and discover the ways the lost are and were remembered. The tour will finish in the Cathedral Refectory for a cream tea and you will have the chance to ask further questions and discuss what you have seen and learnt. Tickets: £10 n

Saturday 28 June – Friday 1 August, 9.30pm - 5pmArt Exhibition: The River Itchen from Source to SeaPaintings and photos by Lorraine morris and Lizzie McKellar which chart the progress of the river Itchen towards the sea. Cathedral entry fees apply.

JULYTuesdays from 1pm – 2pmLunchtime ConcertsAdmission is free but a retiring collection will be taken to help defray costs. 1 July: Hampshire Music Services. 8 July: David Price, organ.15 July: Maureen Galea and Michelle Castellitti. 22 July: Joo Yeon Sir and Irina Andrievsky, violin and piano.

Friday 4 – Sunday 13 JulyThe 2014 Winchester Festival For details of all the festival events please visit www.winchesterfestival.co.uk. The Cathedral will host the annual schools’ exhibition of GCSE art, a special Festival Evensong and three concerts as follows:Friday 4 July at 7.30pm: Opening Concert - Britten’s Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes, Brahms’ Gesänge für Frauenchor Op. 17 and Holst’s The Planets Suite performed by Hampshire County Youth Orchestra and Female Chorus. Tickets: £25, £19, £14 and £10 nSaturday 5 July at 8pm, Prior’s Hall: Celtic Folk and Jazz Pioneers Carmina – Carmina’s line-up for Winchester will feature established UK and Irish musicians, capable of crossing musical boundaries effortlessly and creating a subtle but powerful original sound. Tickets: £15 nSunday 6 July at 3.30pm: Festival Evensong - Sung by the Boy Choristers and Lay Clerks including Will Todd’s anthem The Call of Wisdom. Preacher: The Precentor of St. Paul’s Cathedral. Thursday 10 July at 8.30pm: Songs and Sonnets of Shakespeare – Vaughan Williams’ Three Shakespeare Songs, Frank Martin’s Songs of Ariel and George Shearing’s Songs and Sonnets of Shakespeare performed by Southern Voices and Narrated by Gabriel Woolf. Tickets: £15 n

Friday4 – Sunday 6 July (Cathedral Grounds)Hat Fair 2014Visit www.hatfair.co.uk for more information.

Saturday 5 July at 2.30pmJane Austen Tour and Cream TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Wednesday 16 July – Sunday 20 JulySouthern Cathedrals FestivalCathedral Music is truly one of this country’s national treasures. This Festival offers sacred, choral and organ music performed to the very highest standard by the Cathedral choirs of Winchester, Salisbury and Chichester. The Choirs will be performing separately and together and

will be complemented by visiting performers. The music is presented in concerts and within worship. A full programme of events can be found at www.southerncathedralsfestival.co.uk. Tickets are available from the Cathedral Box Office. n Thursday 17 July from 10am – 12 noon (The Deanery)Deanery ToursEnjoy a guided tour around this beautiful and historic building, followed by refreshments. These tours are only available to Southern Cathedral Festival ticket-holders. All proceeds raised will go towards the Southern Cathedrals Festival. Tickets: £12 n

Friday 25 July at 2pmFirst World War Tour and TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

AUGUSTFriday 1 August at 7pm (The Deanery Garden, Gates open at 6.15pm)Outside Theatre: Macbeth Illyria once again takes on the greatest of Shakespeare’s tragedies. The production is performed on a stage closely replicating those of 17th-century touring troupes. Expect a gripping

story and dazzling swordplay. Bring a picnic and low-back seating or blanket to sit on. No dogs except assistance dogs allowed. Tickets: £12 adults and £8 Children (5-16) must be booked in advance. n

Saturday 2 August at 10amModern Art tour with Coffee and CakeFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Saturday 2 August at 2.30pmJane Austen Tour and Cream TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Wednesdays at 1.30pmSpecial ToursA series of special tours led by Cathedral Guides. Tours are free but Cathedral admission fees apply. Places are limited and must be booked online or by calling 01962 857 275. n6 August: Curious and Mysterious. 13 August: Mary and Philip – The Marriage of England and Spain.20 August: Stained Glass.27 August: Medieval times.

Saturday 16 August at 7.30pmThe Southern Cathedrals TourBerkhampstead and Chorleywood Choral Society will be touring the Cathedrals of Chichester, Winchester and Salisbury with a programme of works by Vaughan Williams, Cecilia McDowall and the magnificent “Blest pair of Sirens” by

Hubert Parry. All money raised will be donated to Cancer Research UK. Tickets: £20, £15 and £10 n

Tue 19, Thu 21, Tue 26, Thu 28 August, 10am – 12 noon. Children’s Summer Holiday ActivitiesChildren aged 7+ are welcome to join the activities in the Cathedral. The cost is £2 per child and includes a drink and biscuit. Booking is essential, please call Cheryl on 01962 857 224.

Friday 22 August at 7pm (The Deanery Garden, Gates open at 6.15pm)Outside Theatre: Pirates of Penzance This is one of Gilbert and Sullivan’s most popular comic operas about Frederick, an apprentice pirate, born on 29th February, who quits the Pirate ship and falls in love with a girl on land -

until he learns he is contracted to the pirates until his 21st BIRTHDAY, not his 21st year. Being a steadfast Slave Of Duty, what is he to do? Denounce his piratical friends to the authorities? Or postpone his marriage until he is 84? Bring a picnic and low-back seating or blanket to sit on. No dogs except assistance dogs allowed. Tickets: £15 adults and £10 Children (5-16) must be booked in advance. n

Monday 25 August at 4pmBank Holiday Organ RecitalAdrian Lucas from Worcester comes to play an exciting programme of music. Tickets: £10 n

Friday 29 August at 2pmFirst World War Tour and TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

SEPTEMBERTuesdays from 1pm – 2pmLunchtime ConcertsAdmission is free but a retiring collection will be taken to help defray costs. 16 September: Royal Academy of Music. 23 September: Philip Singleton, trumpet.30 September: Royal College of Music.

Wednesdays at 1.30pmSpecial ToursA series of special tours led by Cathedral Guides. Tours are free but Cathedral admission fees apply. Places are limited and must be booked online or by calling 01962 857 275. n 3 September: The Cathedral under the Gaze of Queen Victoria.10 September: Stitched and Woven.17 September: Winged Messengers.24 September: Strength and Artistry in Wood.

Friday 5 September at 7.30pmThe Sixteen: The Voice of the Turtle DoveFor its 14th Choral Pilgrimage The Sixteen and Harry Christophers revisit the golden age of renaissance polyphony with a stunning programme of music by English composers John Sheppard, Richard Davy and William Mundy. Tickets: £30, £25 and £15 n

Saturday 6 September at 2.30pmJane Austen Tour and Cream TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Saturday 13 September at 10amStained Glass Tour and TeaThe Cathedral has glass spanning a period of nearly 700 years. The earliest dates from 1330, and the most modern dates to the current century. On this tour, you will learn about different techniques for producing coloured

glass, stained, painted and pot metal. The tours will be followed by a hot drink and cake in the Cathedral Refectory. Tickets: £10 n

Wednesday 17 September at 7pm (Paul Woodhouse Suite)Friends’ Quiz SupperThe quiz will feature several rounds of entertaining questions and a one course supper, followed by tea and coffee. A cash bar will also be available. Come as a team of eight or we can join you with others - a chance to meet other Friends. Tickets: Friends £15, Non-Friends £18. Call 01962 857 245 to book.

Friday 26 September at 2pmFirst World War Tour and TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Saturday 27 September at 7.30pmCambridge Tavener Choir ConcertThis year’s concert includes some of the most glorious settings of texts for the Virgin Mary, by Flemish and Spanish composers of the golden age, Josquin, Morales, Guerrero and Victoria. Tickets: £16 and £13 for concessions. n

OCTOBERWednesday 1 October at 1.30pmSpecial Tour: Green MenThis tour is led by Cathedral Guides. Cathedral admission fees apply. Places are limited and must be booked online or by calling 01962 857 275. n

Thursday 2 October at 7.30pmThe Royal Marines Association Concert BandAll proceeds raised will go towards the Winchester Cathedral Trust. Tickets: Prices to be confirmed n

Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 October, 10am – 5pmHampshire Harvest WeekendTwo great family days out at the Cathedral with the Farmers’ Market, craft demonstrations, live music, children’s workshops, horse rides, vintage farm vehicles and more. Best of all it’s free! A Hampshire lunch in the Refectory

will be available to pre-book (Tickets: £14.95n) followed by a special Harvest Thanksgiving Service at 3.30pm in the Cathedral. A scarecrow competition will be taking place over the weekend and local schools, families and individuals are invited to take part. The Scarecrow competition application forms and more information are available from the Cathedral website.

Saturday 4 October at 10amModern Art Tour with Coffee and CakeFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Saturday 4 October at 2.30pmJane Austen Tour and Cream TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Tuesdays from 1pm – 2pmLunchtime ConcertsAdmission is free but a retiring collection will be taken to help defray costs. 7 October: Peter Symonds College.21 October: WASO.

Wednesday 8 October at 6.30pmLovell Interfaith Lecture Speaker: The Rt Revd Dr Jonathan Frost, The Bishop of Southampton. All are welcome to attend. Refreshments available.

Friday 10 October at 7pm, Winchester GuildhallWinchester Dialogues: Sir Mark Tully A series of conversations with leading figures from the Church, the Arts and Politics, discussing the changing relationship between church and state and the challenge of faith in the 21st century. Tickets: £10 (half-price for students with valid ID) n

Saturday 11 OctoberBoy Choristers Open Afternoon Open to all boys ages 6-10 who enjoy singing (experience not required!). A series of singing workshops followed by a short performance in the Cathedral and a rare opportunity to join the Cathedral Choir in singing part of Evensong at

5.30pm. There will also be the chance for football and other activities in The Pilgrims’ School. To book contact Ali Dugdale on 01962 854 189, info@pilgrims-school.co.uk. There is no charge for this event, though booking in advance is recommended as spaces are limited.

Saturday 11 October, 10am – 4pmCalligraphy WorkshopLearn the art of Calligraphy, Unical with a touch of gold, under the expert supervision of the Cathedral Calligraphers. This course is suitable for complete beginners and those who wish to improve basic skills. Tickets: £26 n

Friday 17 October at 7pm, Winchester GuildhallWinchester Dialogues: The Very Revd Jeffrey John, Dean of St AlbansA series of conversations with leading figures from the Church, the Arts and Politics, discussing the changing relationship between church and state and the challenge of faith in the 21st century. Tickets: £10 (half-price for students with valid ID) n

Saturday 18 October at 7.30pmBournemouth Symphony OrchestraVaughan Williams’ Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis, Butterworth’s A Shropshire Lad: Six Songs and Rhapsody, Vaughan Williams’ Towards the Unknown Region, Finzi’s Fear No More the Heat of the Sun, Cole’s Behind the Line and Elgar’s For the Fallen. Conducted by David Hill with soloists Susan Gritton and Duncan Rock. Tickets: £36, £32, £26, £16 and £10 n

Tuesday 21 October at 7.30pm Friends’ Annual Lecture with Speaker Joanna LumleyTickets: Friends £10, Non-Friends £15 n

Friday 24 October at 7pm, Winchester GuildhallWinchester Dialogues: John SimpsonA series of conversations with leading figures from the Church, the Arts and Politics, discussing the changing relationship between church and state and the challenge of faith in the 21st century. Tickets: £10 (half-price for students with valid ID) n

Tuesday 28 and Thursday 30 October, 10am – 12 noon. Children’s Holiday ActivitiesChildren aged 7+ are welcome to join the activities in the Cathedral. The cost is £2 per child and includes a drink and biscuit. Booking is essential, please call Cheryl on 01962 857 224.

Friday 31 October at 2pmFirst World War Tour and TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

NOVEMBER Saturday 1 November at 2.30pmJane Austen Tour and Cream TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Wednesdays 5, 12, 19 and 26 November at 4pm (The Dean’s Office, 9 The Close)Book Group: ‘Being Christian’ by Rowan WilliamsThe book is available to purchase from the Cathedral Shop priced at £7.99. All are welcome to attend but please call 01962 857 205 to confirm your place as numbers are limited. Other groups may be formed if there is sufficient demand.

Thursday 6 November at 7.30pmThe Sixteen: Monteverdi VespersThe Sixteen perform one of the cornerstones of classical repertoire, Monterverdi’s monumental Vespers of 1610, famed for its thrilling rythms, grand choruses and beautiful solo movements. Tickets: £30, £25 and £15 n

Saturday 8 November at 8pmWinchester Consort: Conflict and PeaceMusic arising from the experience of conflict and the desire for peace will form the basis of this programme of contemplation and remembrance. Tickets: £18 and £14 (£15 and £11 concessions) n

Friday 14 November at 2pmFirst World War Tour and TeaFor more information please see June’s listing. Tickets: £10 n

Friday 14 November at 7pm, Winchester GuildhallWinchester Dialogues: The Rt Revd Richard Chartres, Bishop of LondonA series of conversations with leading figures from the Church, the arts and politics, discussing the changing relationship between church and state and the challenge of faith in the 21st century. Tickets: £10 (half-price for students with valid ID) n

Saturday 15 NovemberMassed Male Voice Choirs ConcertMale voice choirs from around the country, including the choir from Romsey, will join together. Tickets: Prices to be confirmed. n

Wednesday 19 November at 2.30pm (Paul Woodhouse Suite)Friends’ Talk ‘My journey to Winchester’ by the Reverend Canon Sue Wallace Our new Precentor and Sacrist will talk about her life and work prior to her arrival in Winchester and provide us with an insight into her role at our Cathedral. Tickets: Friends £6, Non-Friends £9. Call 01962 857 245 to book.

Thursday 20 November at 7.30pmElgar: The Dream of Gerontius and Pott: SentinelWinchester Music Club, Winchester College Glee Club and Quiristers and Kings’ School Choir. Conducted by Nicholas Wilks. Tickets: Prices to be confirmed n

Thursday 20 November – Sunday 21 December Christmas MarketFind over 100 beautifully decorated wooden chalets stunningly situated at the foot of the Cathedral in the historic Inner Close brimming with Christmas gifts, decorations, and festive foods. Open every day from 10am, closing 6pm Sunday – Wednesday and 7.30pm Thursday – Saturday.

Thursday 20 November – Sunday 4 January 2015Ice RinkExperience an exhilarating skate under the stars with friends and family at this beautiful open-air real ice rink. 1 hour sessions include free skate hire. Minimum age limit is 4 years although sessions for 2+ are available. Tickets: £9.50 adults,

£7.50 concessions, £5 children aged 4-7, £30 family (2 adults and 2 children). Further price options and group packages can be found online. Open from 10am, last session at 7.30pm (closed Christmas Day). n

Friday 21 November – Tuesday 23 December, various dates and timesTwilight Tower ToursTours will be followed by mulled wine and mince pies. Tickets: £15 n

Saturday 22 November Tuesday 23 December, various dates and timesChristmas Tower TourTours will followed by a hot drink. Tickets: £9.50 n

Sundays from 23 November – 21 December, 10am – 6pmLive NativityMeet Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus and animals in their stable at the Christmas Market. Free admission.

Lantern ParadeDate and times to be confirmed. For more information please visit the Cathedral website.

Saturday 29 November at 6.30pmAdvent Carol ServiceCarols for Advent sung by the Cathedral Choir.

DECEMBER Friday 5 December at 7pm, Winchester GuildhallWinchester Dialogues: Archbishop Rowan Williams, Former Archbishop of CanterburyA series of conversations with leading figures from the Church, the Arts and Politics, discussing the changing relationship between church and state and the challenge of faith in the 21st century. Tickets: £10 (half-price for students with valid ID) n

Saturday 6 December at 7.30pmThe Waynflete Singers’ Christmas ConcertHandel’s Messiah. Tickets: Prices to be confirmed n

Thursday 11 December at 7pm (Prior’s Hall) Christmas SoiréeA social evening with wine, nibbles and a chance to enjoy some seasonal music from the Lay Clerks. Tickets: Friends £10, Non-Friends £12. Call 01952 857 245 to book.

Friday 12 December at 7pmChoristers’ Christmas ConcertTickets: Prices to be confirmed n

Monday 15 to Friday 19 December, 11.30 – 12.15Christmas Create, Make and Take for ToddlersChristmas themed craft sessions followed by the Christmas story. No booking required. £2 per child, adults free.

Friday 19 (ticketed) , Saturday 20 and Monday 22 December at 6.30pmCathedral Carol ServicesPopular Christmas readings and carols sung by the Cathedral Choir.

Tuesday 23 December, 10am – 12 noonChildren’s Christmas Holiday ActivitiesChildren aged 7+ are welcome to join the activities in the Cathedral. The cost is £2 per child and includes a drink and biscuit. Booking is essential, please call Cheryl on 01962 857 224.

Tuesday 23 December at 1pmBritten’s Ceremony of CarolsSung by the Girl and Boy Choristers. Free Admission (retiring collection).

Wednesday 24 DecemberChristmas Eve11am and 3pm Family Christmas Service – children are invited to dress up as a character from the Nativity, 5.30pm Evensong and Blessing of the Crib, 11.30pm Midnight Eucharist.

Thursday 25 December Christmas Day 8am Holy Communion, 10am Choral Mattins, 11.15am Sung Eucharist,3.30pm Choral Evensong and (Procession).

DATES FOR YOUR DIARYTuesday 3 February 2015, 6.30pm – 8pmOpen EveningVisitors are invited to see this great building at night partially lit by candles. See the Great Nave without any chairs and enjoy displays, tours and demonstrations free of charge. Discover what goes on behind-the-scenes of this magnificent Cathedral and hear our world class choir. Free enty, all are welcome to attend.

Tuesday 23 – Sunday 28 June 2015Flower Festival 2015: Cascades Visit our website for further information. For group bookings please call 01962 857 200.

Please note:The details of the events and activities in this leaflet are correct at the time of publication, but may be subject to alteration. Any amendments will be made on the Cathedral website as soon as they occur and, for bookable events, you can call the Cathedral Box Office on 01962 857 275 for further information.

As a result of a significant grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, we have have major capital works taking place in the Cathedral during the coming months. At times this may restrict access to certain areas of the Cathedral, events and opening hours. We strongly recommend checking the Cathedral website for closures or calling 01962 857 200 if you are making a special visit.

Tuesday 23 – Sunday 28 June 2015Flower Festival 2015: Cascades Visit our website for further information. For group bookings please call 01962 857 200.