WHAT S ON GUIDE JULY DECEMBER

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1 WHAT S ON GUIDE JULY DECEMBER

2 WELCOME Winchester Cathedral is one of the finest medieval Cathedrals in Europe, and we have been welcoming visitors and worshippers for almost one thousand years. Today, over 300,000 visitors come to Winchester Cathedral each year to share in our worship, explore our heritage and enjoy our varied programme of services and events. We hope you will be inspired by this What s On Guide and we look forward to welcoming you to Winchester Cathedral. OPENING HOURS Normal opening hours for sightseeing are from 9.00am 5.00pm Monday Saturday and 12.30pm 3.00pm Sunday. Please note, owing to special services and events, temporary closures may be necessary. Please check the website if making a special visit. ADMISSION Adults: 8.50 Seniors: 6.50 Students: 5 Children under 16 (with family): FREE Audio tour: 3 BOOKING INFORMATION Bookings for events can be made online, by phone, or in person. Booking fees will apply unless bookings are made in person at the Box Office. WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL BOX OFFICE Visitors Centre, The Close, Winchester SO23 9LS Open: 10.00am 4.00pm Monday Friday and 11.00am 3.00pm Saturday box.office@winchester-cathedral.org.uk FRIENDS OF WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL Tickets for Friends events are available in person from the Friends Office, 2 The Close, Winchester SO23 9LS. Call or dodie.napier@winchester-cathedral.org.uk. GROUP ENQUIRIES Adult groups Children s groups

3 WORSHIP You are warmly invited to join us for worship at Winchester Cathedral. There is no charge to attend services or for those wishing to pray privately or light a candle. Service and prayer times may change. Please check the service schedule on our website for up-to-date information. REGULAR SERVICES Weekdays & Saturdays 7.40am Morning Prayer 8.00am Holy Communion 12 noon Holy Communion Thursdays and Saints Days only 5.30pm Evensong usually Choral Sundays 8.00am 9.45am 11.00am 3.30pm 6.00pm Holy Communion * Choral Mattins * Sung Eucharist normally followed by coffee Choral Evensong Taizé monthly, as advertised *on certain Sundays there is a 10.00am Sung Eucharist, followed by coffee. On these Sundays, Morning Prayer is said at 7.35am 3

4 SPECIAL SERVICES THURSDAY 5 JULY, 5.30PM A SERVICE TO CELEBRATE THE 70 TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NHS SUNDAY 8 JULY, 3.30PM WINCHESTER FESTIVAL EVENSONG SATURDAY 14 JULY, 4.30PM FRIENDS FESTIVAL EVENSONG SUNDAY 15 JULY 10.00AM LITURGY OF THE FOUNDATION 3.30PM FESTAL EVENSONG FOR ST SWITHUN MONDAY 6 AUGUST, 5.30PM FESTAL EUCHARIST FOR THE TRANSFIGURATION OF OUR LORD SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER, 5.30PM EVENSONG FOR ADMISSION OF BOY CHORISTERS SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 10.00AM EUCHARIST WITH AWARDING OF BOY CHORISTER MEDALS 3.30PM EVENSONG FOR ADMISSION OF GIRL CHORISTERS SATURDAY 29 SEPTEMBER, 5.30PM ROYAL SCHOOL OF CHURCH MUSIC FESTIVAL EVENSONG SUNDAY 7 OCTOBER 10.00AM HAMPSHIRE HARVEST FESTIVAL EUCHARIST 3.30PM HAMPSHIRE HARVEST FESTIVAL COUNTY SERVICE SATURDAY 13 OCTOBER, 11.00AM LICENSING AND COMMISSIONING SERVICE FOR LAY MINISTRY SUNDAY 14 OCTOBER, 11.00AM CHORAL MATTINS FOR LAW SUNDAY FRIDAY 2 NOVEMBER, 5.30PM SOLEMN REQUIEM FOR ALL SOULS DAY SATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER, 5.30PM BE A CHORISTER EVENSONG SUNDAY 11 NOVEMBER, 10.00AM REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY SERVICE Followed by Sung Eucharist at 11.30am SATURDAY 24 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM DIOCESAN CONFIRMATION SERVICE Please see page 24 for Advent and Christmas services at Winchester Cathedral. 4

5 GUIDED TOURS A walk around the Cathedral takes you through 1,000 years of history and one of the best ways to explore is with a Cathedral Guide. REGULAR TOURS Cathedral Tour: A great introduction to the Cathedral, its history and treasures. Available on the hour from 10.00am 3.00pm Monday Saturday. Admission fees apply. Audio Tour: Voiced by actor David Suchet, this flexible tour allows you to explore the Cathedral in your own time. It includes music by the Cathedral Choir. A 3 charge applies. Free Children s Trail: This illustrated trail provides a fun and active way to explore the Cathedral. Discover its rich and fascinating history and find out about some of the characters and major historic events that have helped to shape our nation. Crypt Tour: Explore one of the oldest parts of the Cathedral. The crypt provides a stunning setting for Antony Gormley s sculpture Sound II. Tours run at 10.30am, 12.30pm and 2.30pm, Monday Saturday (not available when the crypt is flooded). Tickets available from the Entrance Desk no extra charge. Tower Tour: Climb up to the top of the Cathedral Tower and see fantastic views of Winchester. See the ringing chamber and the great Cathedral bells and walk the full length of the nave roof. See the website for tour times and availability. Tickets 7, available from the Entrance Desk in the Cathedral. 5

6 SUMMER TOURS Discover something new with our special tours throughout the summer. Tours start at 10.30am & 1.30pm on the dates below. Free upon admission to the Cathedral. 4 JULY, 10.30AM ONLY VICTORIAN RESTORATION 11 JULY MEDIEVAL TIMES 20 JULY THE MARRIAGE OF ENGLAND AND SPAIN 25 JULY WALKING ON HISTORY 1 AUGUST ARE THERE BONES BENEATH THESE STONES? 8 AUGUST CLOSE ENCOUNTERS 15 AUGUST STITCHED AND WOVEN 23 AUGUST CURIOUS AND MYSTERIOUS SPECIAL TOURS Our special tours offer a more detailed insight into some of the most popular aspects of the Cathedral s history. Tickets 12.50, including coffee and cake or a cream tea (as specified) taken in the Cathedral Refectory. 7 JULY, 4 AUGUST, 1 SEPTEMBER, 6 OCTOBER & 3 NOVEMBER, 10.00AM JANE AUSTEN COFFEE AND CAKE 14 JULY, 11 AUGUST & 10 NOVEMBER, 10.00AM MODERN ART COFFEE AND CAKE 21 JULY & 27 OCTOBER, 10.00AM STAINED GLASS COFFEE AND CAKE 27 JULY, 10.00AM & 31 AUGUST, 28 SEPTEMBER, 26 OCTOBER & 9 NOVEMBER, 2.00PM FIRST WORLD WAR IN MY END IS MY BEGINNING: TOUR AND CREAM TEA 18 AUGUST, 10.00AM MAGNIFICENCE REVEALED COFFEE AND CAKE 25 AUGUST & 29 SEPTEMBER, 10.00AM THIS ROYAL HOUSE OF SAXON KINGS & SAINTS COFFEE AND CAKE More information about summer and special tours can be found on the Cathedral website. 6

7 THE FRIENDS OF WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL All tickets for these events are available via the Friends Office. Call or SATURDAY 14 JULY, ALL DAY FRIENDS FESTIVAL DAY & AGM Are you a Friend of Winchester Cathedral? Join us for our Friends Festival Day & AGM. Holy Communion followed by breakfast, special tours throughout the day, our annual AGM, afternoon tea and Evensong. For more information please contact the Friends Office. VARIOUS DATES, 10.30AM, THE UNDERCROFT FRIENDS COFFEE MORNINGS On the third Friday of every month join us in the Undercroft and meet other Friends, old and new. 20 July, 21 September, 19 October, 16 November and a special Christmas event on 14 December. THURSDAY 27 SEPTEMBER, 6.00PM, PAUL WOODHOUSE SUITE CHEESE OF THE BRITISH ISLES Chris Newsome, of West Horsley Dairy, will be sharing his expertise of cheese from around the British Isles at this evening of information, tasting, wine sipping and general bonhomie. Tickets 15 for Friends and 18 for non-friends. SATURDAY 27 OCTOBER, 7.00PM FOR 7.30PM GREAT ROYAL EVENTS AN EVENING WITH ALASTAIR BRUCE Alistair Bruce talks about his many roles as a TV commentator for royal events and his work as historical adviser to TV and film productions including Downton Abbey, Victoria and The King s Speech. Tickets 15 for Friends and 18 for non-friends. WEDNESDAY 7 NOVEMBER, 2.30PM, PAUL WOODHOUSE SUITE THE MIRACLE FLOWER FROM FLANDERS TO THE TOWER JEREMY PRESCOTT From the iconic poem In Flanders Fields to the 2014 Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red at the Tower of London, Jeremy will look at the role the poppy has played in remembrance, the controversies surrounding it and how remembrance may be conducted in the future. Tickets 8 for Friends and 10 for non-friends. 7

8 EVENTS AT THE REFECTORY All tickets for these events are available from the Refectory. Call or THURSDAY 2 AUGUST 6.30PM 9.00PM, PAUL WOODHOUSE SUITE WINE TASTING AND TAPAS This event promises to bring together the best local wines and produce. A fantastic opportunity to sample wines from a local vineyard paired with delicious tapas dishes. Tickets are 35pp to include 3 glasses of wine per person. Pre-booking required with a deposit. THURSDAY 4 OCTOBER 6.30PM 9.00PM, PAUL WOODHOUSE SUITE COOKING GAME MASTERCLASS In this month s kitchen the rich and delicate flavours of game are in the spotlight. Our Chef Director Lloyd Stoll will be demonstrating how to prepare game. He will also be sharing tips for cooking partridge and pheasant, alongside suggestions for seasonal accompaniments. Tickets are 35pp to include taster dishes and 2 glasses of wine per person. Pre-booking required with a deposit. THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER 6.30PM 9.00PM, PAUL WOODHOUSE SUITE FESTIVE COOKING MASTERCLASS Everyone wants to impress their friends and family during the festive season. This masterclass focuses on Christmas buffet items with a twist, guaranteed to surprise and delight your guests. Tickets are 35 pp to include taster dishes and 2 glasses of mulled wine. Pre-booking required with a deposit. 8

9 LUNCHTIME RECITALS Lunchtime recitals are free to attend and a retiring collection will be taken to support the Cathedral music programme. TUESDAY 3 JULY, 1.00PM JAMES TETT (ORGAN) TUESDAY 10 JULY, 1.00PM MOUSAI STRING QUARTET TUESDAY 17 JULY, 1.00PM IRENE AND GEORGE CASTLE (RECORDER & PIANO) TUESDAY 24 JULY, 1.00PM WINCHESTER CONSORT DIRECTED BY DAVID HURLEY TUESDAY 31 JULY, 1.00PM NADINE BENJAMIN (SOPRANO) ACCOMPANIED BY PIANIST NIGEL FOSTER TUESDAY 7 AUGUST, 1.00PM MICHAEL CHRISTIAN DURRANT (SPANISH GUITAR) TUESDAY 14 AUGUST, 1.00PM HARRY RYLANCE (PIANO) TUESDAY 21 AUGUST, 1.00PM DETAILS TBC TUESDAY 28 AUGUST, 1.00PM BEN SHEEN (ORGAN) TUESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER, 1.00PM INDEX CANTORUM DIRECTED BY MARK WILLIAMS TUESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER, 1.00PM FUMI OTSUKI (VIOLIN) ACCOMPANIED BY GEORGIOS VARDAKIS TUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER, 1.00PM ORGAN FUN: ANDREW LUMSDEN, GEORGE CASTLE & CLAUDIA GRINNELL TUESDAY 2 OCTOBER, 1.00PM LUCY COX (SOPRANO) ACCOMPANIED BY THOMAS JESTY (PIANO) TUESDAY 9 OCTOBER, 1.00PM PASKAL PASKALEV (PIANO) TUESDAY 23 OCTOBER, 1.00PM JOO YEON SIR (VIOLIN) ACCOMPANIED BY IRINA ANDRIEVSKY 9

10 JULY TUESDAY 3 JULY, 7.00PM, WESSEX CENTRE PROFESSOR ROGER RICHARDSON FATHERS KNOW BEST ; PARENTAL ADVICE IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND This lecture explores inter-generational relations and the values, hopes, convictions, prejudices, anxieties and guilt complexes of an age. Tickets 5, available online or at the Cathedral Box Office. FRIDAY 6 JULY, 7.30PM WINCHESTER FESTIVAL OPENING CONCERT Blazing trumpets, Baroque dance and uplifting choral singing are all part of this year s Cathedral opening concert as Southern Voices and their partner choir from Braunschweig fill the soaring vaults of the Nave with the glory of Bach. From the intimacy of solo flute to the power of voices and the excellent players of Florilegium, a wide range of emotions will be touched and stirred. Tickets: 29, 22, 16, 18 available from the Cathedral Box Office. SUNDAY 8 JULY, 2.00PM & MONDAY 9 JULY, 3.00PM, LADY CHAPEL WINCHESTER FESTIVAL PRESENTS THE HONEST SOLDIER Summer 1918: Bill Wilson, an American soldier, is billeted in Winchester on his way to fight in the war in France. An encounter in Winchester Cathedral will eventually draw him into a new way of life. On his return to America, he will become one of the founding members of a worldwide organisation: Alcoholics Anonymous. 10

11 Compiled by Philip Glassborow and presented by 2Time Theatre, this new play for voices includes music and poetry from the First World War, with extracts from the writings of Bill Wilson and other contemporary accounts. Tickets: 10 available from the Cathedral Box Office. THURSDAY 12 JULY, 8.00PM, QUIRE WINCHESTER FESTIVAL CONCERT A HYMN OF HEAVENLY BEAUTY World-renowned chamber choir Tenebrae celebrate the great choral tradition from Tudor times through to the present day. The concert includes pieces by Tallis, Allegri, Rachmaninov, Holst, John Tavener and Eric Whitacre. Tickets: 28, 23, 17, 12 available from the Cathedral Box Office. WEDNESDAY 18 JULY, 9.00AM 5.00PM SPARSHOLT COLLEGE GRADUATIONS Congratulations to all Sparsholt College graduates. Please note, there will be no access to Winchester Cathedral for visitors during this time. WEDNESDAY 18 SATURDAY 21 JULY SOUTH E R N CATH E D R ALS F E STIVAL, SALISBU RY CATHEDRAL This year s festival is held at Salisbury Cathedral and features music from three Cathedrals; Chichester, Salisbury and Winchester. The programme reflects the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. For more information please see the Salisbury Cathedral website. WEDNESDAY 25 JULY, 1.00PM 3.00PM, OUTER CLOSE THE BAND OF THE ROYAL YEOMANRY FRIDAY 27 JULY, 1.00PM 3.00PM, OUTER CLOSE HOOK NORTON BRASS BAND 11

12 AUGUST WEDNESDAY 1 & 22 AUGUST, 10.00AM 12NOON & 1.00PM 3.00PM FAMILY ACTIVITIES: AMAZING ANIMALS Pick up a trail and discover all the weird and wonderful animals that can be found around the Cathedral, followed by clay animal craft activities. Children under 16 go free but must be accompanied by an adult. Last entry for craft activity, 30 minutes before the end of the session. WEDNESDAY 8 & 29 AUGUST, 10.00AM 12NOON & 1.00PM 3.00PM FAMILY ACTIVITIES: COLOURFUL COATS OF ARMS Pick up a free trail from the Entrance Desk and discover the many colourful coats of arms around the Cathedral. Finish up at the craft table where you can create your own! Children under 16 go free but must be accompanied by an adult. Last entry for craft activity, 30 minutes before the end of the session. WEDNESDAY 15 AUGUST, 10.00AM 12NOON & 1.00PM 3.00PM FAMILY ACTIVITIES: BRILLIANT BISHOPS Take part in a free trail around the Cathedral to find out about the brilliant Bishops of Winchester. Once you ve found them all make your own puppet bishop! Children under 16 go free but must be accompanied by an adult. Last entry for craft activity, 30 minutes before the end of the session. 12

13 SATURDAY 25 AUGUST, 12NOON 4.00PM A CELEBRATION OF RECOVERY Visitors of all ages can enjoy activities in the Cathedral s Outer Close as part of an event to raise awareness of services helping those who are recovering from alcohol and drug addiction and those who are struggling with mental illness. Organised by Inclusion and supported by Winchester Cathedral. MONDAY 27 AUGUST, 11.00AM 4.00PM BANK HOLIDAY BELL PEAL Listen out for the joyous bells of Winchester Cathedral in this August Bank Holiday Peal, led by bell ringers from across the Diocese of Winchester. MONDAY 27 AUGUST, 4.00PM BANK HOLIDAY ORGAN RECITAL: ROGER JUDD Join Roger Judd of St Lawrence s, Ludlow for his August Bank Holiday organ recital, including music by Bach, Schumann and Franck. Tickets 10, available from the Cathedral Box Office (discount for members of Winchester and District Association of Organists)

14 SEPTEMBER WEDNESDAY 5 SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER ILLUMINATION: A FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS Winchester Cathedral Flower Festival returns with a stunning array of flower arrangements inspired by the magnificent Winchester Bible, the largest and finest surviving 12th-century bible in England. Immerse yourself in a riot of colour as the Cathedral is transformed by striking and fragrant floral displays evoking the Bible's exquisite illuminated initials and elaborate decorative schemes. Opening times and admission WEDNESDAY 5 SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER, 9.00AM 7.00PM Standard Entry 12 Groups 15+ & NAFAS entry 10 Children 16 & under Free Entry after 4pm 9 SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER, 9.00AM 6.00PM Standard Entry 10 Groups 15+ & NAFAS entry 8 Children 16 & under Free Entry after 3pm 7 TUESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER, 6.30PM 9.00PM PREVIEW EVENING An exclusive viewing of the Flower Festival with a champagne and canapé reception, with special guest Alan Titchmarsh. Tickets 30. WEDNESDAY 5 SEPTEMBER SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER, VARIOUS TIMES, FLOWER FESTIVAL MARQUEE AFTERNOON TEA Indulge in a delicious afternoon tea including fresh sandwiches and a delightful selection of home baked cakes and scones. Tickets 14pp, or 23pp with champagne. Minimum order for 2 people. WEDNESDAY 5 SEPTEMBER SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER, VARIOUS TIMES, FLOWER FESTIVAL MARQUEE AFTERNOON TEA AND FLOWER ARRANGEMENT DEMONSTRATION Enjoy an indulgent afternoon tea followed by a demonstration from one of the Cathedral Flower Arrangers. Tickets 20pp, or 29pp with champagne. Minimum order for 2 people. SATURDAY 15 SEPTEMBER, 11.00AM 3.00PM 14

15 Contact us for tickets Call Visit winchester-cathedral.org.uk 15

16 SATURDAY 15 SEPTEMBER HERITAGE OPEN DAY A special opportunity to access areas of Winchester Cathedral s historic Close, including spaces not normally open to the public (weather permitting). Part of Heritage Open Days A free event no need to book. SUNDAY 30 SEPTEMBER, 8.00PM, QUIRE WINCHESTER FESTIVAL: ALAN HACKER A CELEBRATION Alan Hacker OBE ( ), was a clarinettist and conductor with unusually wide-ranging enthusiasms. He would have celebrated his 80th birthday on this day. Family, friends and colleagues have come together to offer this tribute to his life and work, through music that represents some of his significant repertoire. OCTOBER TUESDAY 2 OCTOBER, 7.00PM, QUIRE LECTURE BY PROFESSOR ALISTER MCGRATH SCIENCE, FAITH AND GOD: RICHARD DAWKINS VS C.S.LEWIS ON THE MEANING OF LIFE Professor Alister McGrath is Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at Oxford University. This lecture will focus on the relationship of science and faith, engaging with the works of Richard Dawkins and C.S. Lewis to explore issues such as whether we can prove our core beliefs, and how religion and science interact and even enrich each other. Professor Alister McGrath will argue that science may help us understand how our universe works but we want answers to another and deeper question: what is life all about? Tickets 5 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office. 16

17 SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER SUNDAY 7 OCTOBER, 9.00AM 5.00PM HAMPSHIRE HARVEST WEEKEND A fun-packed family event celebrating the County's food and farming. Join us for live music, children's activities, vintage tractors, falconry displays, farm animals, horse-drawn wagon rides, Hampshire Fare market, local beers and ciders and, new for this year, a vintage food van offering delicious hot food, wonderful cakes, scones, tea and even a glass of fizz. This is a free event. All are welcome. MONDAY 8 & TUESDAY 9 OCTOBER, 7.30PM 9.30PM HENRY V ANTIC DISPOSITION Marking the centenary of the First World War Armistice, award-winning theatre company Antic Disposition present their critically acclaimed adaptation of Henry V in Winchester Cathedral for three special performances. Tickets from 20 available at the Cathedral Box Office. 17

18 THURSDAY 11 OCTOBER, 7.00PM, WESSEX CENTRE THE ANNUNCIATION: A PILGRIM S QUEST Mark Byford, award-winning journalist and editor, former Deputy Director General of the BBC and now a Lay Canon at Winchester Cathedral, in conversation with Debbie Thrower, broadcaster, journalist and now team leader of the Bible Reading Fellowship s programme The Gift of Years, about his new book. Inspired by a chance viewing of a painting in the National Gallery, on loan from Winchester College, Mark searches for the spiritual meaning of Luke's biblical story of the Annunciation through intimate conversations with more than a hundred senior clerics, world-class theologians, historians and artists. Come to discover what he learnt during his extraordinary, three-year, 30,000 mile devotional journey. This is a free event. All are welcome. MONDAY 15 OCTOBER, 7.00PM, QUIRE PROFESSOR ALISTER MCGRATH THE INCARNATION: UNFOLDING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CHRIST In this lecture, Professor Alister McGrath will look at some of the central themes of the Christian understanding of Christ, their basis in the Bible and their importance for Christian life and thought. How do we make sense of the idea that Christ is both divine and human and what difference does this make? Tickets 5 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office OCTOBER, 8.30AM 5.00PM WINCHESTER UNIVERSITY GRADUATIONS Congratulations to all Winchester University graduates. Please note, there will be no access to Winchester Cathedral for visitors during this time. WEDNESDAY 24 OCTOBER, 10.00AM 12.00NOON & 1.00PM 3.00PM FAMILY ACTIVITIES: SHIMMERING STAINED GLASS Pick up a trail from the Entrance Desk and discover the beautiful shimmering stained glass that can be found around the Cathedral. Finish up at the craft table where you can create your own faux stained glass window! Children under 16 go free but must be accompanied by an adult. Last entry for craft activity, 30 minutes before the end of the session. 18

19 TUESDAY 30 OCTOBER, WESSEX CENTRE, 7.00PM PROFESSOR MICHAEL WHEELER BEING CATHEDRAL, BEING ANGLICAN Michael is a Visiting Professor at the University of Southampton, Chairman of Gladstone's Library and a former Lay Canon of the Cathedral. Almost 100 years ago, Dean Selwyn of Winchester edited a book of essays entitled Essays Catholic and Critical in which the contributors tried to square the circle by holding a liberal Catholic position within the Church of England. In this talk, Professor Wheeler looks at Dean Selwyn s ideas about tradition and biblical criticism and argues that we need to bemore fully aware of who we are at the Cathedral, and of where we came from, if we are to square the circle by flourishing as Anglicans in a society in flight from Church affiliation. Tickets: 5 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office. NOVEMBER SATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER, 1.45PM BE A CHORISTER AFTERNOON The Cathedral is delighted to be opening its doors again to any boys aged 7-10 who enjoy singing. The boys will spend the afternoon with national voice coach Hilary Llysten Jones, and will have the rare opportunity to sing the anthem with the world famous Cathedral Choir at Evensong. The event is free and parents, family and friends are invited to tea in the North Presbytery Aisle before Evensong, a short service starting at 5.30pm. For further details or to book a space, please contact either Rhian Bufton at the Cathedral, or Ali Dugdale at The Pilgrims' School, or choirs@winchestercathedral.org.uk or admissions@pilgrims-school.co.uk 19

20 FIRST WORLD WAR CENTENARY All are welcome to join us for a series of commemorative events and services to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. Tickets for the first three events will be available online and from the Cathedral Box Office closer to the time. MONDAY 5 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM HAYDN SEVEN LAST WORDS Music and readings to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War, featuring young people from various schools in Winchester. WEDNESDAY 7 NOVEMBER, 7.15PM WAR HORSE A special screening of War Horse in the magnificent Nave of Winchester Cathedral. Directed and co-produced by Steven Spielberg from a screenplay written by Lee Hall and Richard Curtis, based on Michael Morpurgo s 1982 novel War Horse. THURSDAY 8 NOVEMBER, 7.15PM BROUGH SCOTT THE AMAZING STORY OF A REAL WAR HORSE John Brough Scott, MBE, is a British horse racing journalist, radio and TV presenter and former jockey. He is also the grandson and biographer of the noted First World War soldier Galloper Jack Seely. This special talk will focus on the story of Warrior, bred by Jack Seely on the Isle of Wight, taken by him to France in August 1914 and ridden by Jack throughout the war. FRIDAY 9 NOVEMBER, 5.30PM EVENSONG AND VIGIL TO COMMEMORATE THE CENTENARY OF THE END OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR SUNDAY 11 NOVEMBER REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY SERVICES Special services to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War, including a Remembrance Sunday Service at 10.00am followed by Sung Eucharist at 11.30am. For further details please visit the Cathedral website. 20

21 WENDESDAY 14 NOVEMBER, 7.00PM THE LOVELL LECTURE: MINDFULNESS VISHVAPANI BLOMFELD & BRIAN DRAPER The annual Lovell Lecture, supported by both the Cathedral and the University, is an established event in the interfaith calendar. This year we consider the popular topic of mindfulness, which has been found to alleviate stress, depression and negative thinking, as well as contributing to general well-being. Vishvapani Blomfeld will introduce the practice from a Buddhist perspective and Brian Draper will respond from the Christian position. There will be a time for questions from the floor. The Stripe Theatre, King Alfred Campus, University of Winchester. Tickets: 5 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office. SATURDAY 17 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM SOUTHERN VOICES CONCERT Winchester Cathedral welcomes back Southern Voices with music from Hubert Parry & Phillip Moore. THURSDAY 29 NOVEMBER, 6.30PM LANTERN PARADE The lantern parade is back for 2018! Make your own lantern with Bella Crafts and join a fun family parade starting from the Cathedral and processing around the Outer Close. Workshops will be held at Bella Crafts, Fair Oak, on the following dates: Sunday 4 November 9.30am 12.30pm or 1.00pm 4.00pm Saturday 10 November 2.30pm 5.30pm Sunday 18 November 9.30am 12.30pm or 1.00pm 4.00pm Saturday 24 November 2.30pm 5.30pm Plus every day after school starting Monday 5th November 3.30pm 5.30pm More information will be made available from the Cathedral website during the Autumn.

22 CHRISTMAS AT SATURDAY 17 NOVEMBER THURSDAY 20 DECEMBER 2018 WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS MARKET SUNDAY WEDNESDAY, 10.30AM 6.30PM THURSDAY SATURDAY, 10.30AM 8.00PM Winchester Cathedral s Christmas Market is recognised as one of the best Christmas Markets in Europe because of its unique location, high quality exhibitors and bustling atmosphere. Wonderful Christmas gifts, decorations and festive foods can be found in abundance, with a delightful Food Court, British Crafts Village, and over 100 chalets to explore. SATURDAY 17 NOVEMBER MONDAY 17 DECEMBER, 2.15PM CHRISTMAS TOWER TOURS VARIOUS DATES Experience the best views over Winchester and the Cathedral Christmas Market and Ice Rink from the top of the Cathedral Tower, followed by tea, coffee and mince pies. Tickets 15. Details from the Cathedral Box Office. SATURDAY 17 NOVEMBER MONDAY 17 DECEMBER, 3.30PM TWILIGHT TOWER TOURS VARIOUS DATES Experience the best views from the top of the Cathedral Tower, followed by mulled wine and mince pies. Tickets 20. Details from the Cathedral Box Office. 22

23 THE CATHEDRAL SATURDAY 17 NOVEMBER 2018 WEDNESDAY 2 JANUARY 2019 WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL ICE RINK FROM 10.00AM DAILY (CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY), LAST SESSION STARTS AT 8.00PM Enjoy festive, rain-free skating at the heart of Winchester Cathedral s Christmas Market! New for 2018, a huge Christmas Tree in the centre of the Ice Rink will fill our skaters with festive cheer. Tickets: Adult 11 Concession 10 Child Child Parent & Toddler* 11 Family Parent & Toddler Season Ticket Off-peak Season Ticket Sessions last one hour including time to fit skates. Tickets include free skate hire, and children s skate aids are available for hire from the skate fit marquee. Tickets will be available online and from the Cathedral Box Office from 1 September, along with a full list of exciting events and skating activities on the Ice Rink! *10.00am Parent & Toddler only sessions available Monday Friday until 20 December 23

24 ADVENT AND CHRISTMAS SERVICES SATURDAY 1 DECEMBER, 6.30PM ADVENT PROCESSION SUNDAY 9 & SUNDAY 16 DECEMBER, 3.30PM FAMILY CAROL SERVICE TUESDAY 18 DECEMBER, WEDNESDAY 19 DECEMBER & FRIDAY 21 DECEMBER, 6.30PM (DOORS OPEN AT 5.20PM) CATHEDRAL CAROL SERVICES Wonderful services filled with beautiful music sung by the Cathedral Choir. The first service is ticketed, with priority booking for the Cathedral Community. The second and third services are not ticketed and all are welcome. Each service is followed by a candlelit supper in The Refectory, with tickets available from the Cathedral Box Office. Please see our website for more details. MONDAY 24 DECEMBER CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES 11.00am & 3.00pm 5.30pm 11.30pm Dress Up Nativity Services Carols with Blessing of the Crib Midnight Eucharist TUESDAY 25 DECEMBER CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICES 8.00am 10.00am 11.15am 3.30pm Holy Communion Festal Mattins Festal Sung Eucharist Evensong with Procession to the Christmas Tree 24

25 SATURDAY 8 DECEMBER, 7.30PM WAYNFLETE SINGERS: A CHRISTMAS FANFARE A joyous celebration of the season in which Handel's exultant Coronation Anthems are joined by Gabrieli's mighty Canzonas for brass and John Rutter's Gloria, a modern classic. The concert finishes with a rousing selection of Carols for choir and audience. Tickets available online or at the Cathedral Box Office FRIDAY 14 DECEMBER, 7.00PM CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT The Cathedral s annual Christmas Concert returns with festive music and carols from Winchester Cathedral Choir. This year, the Choir will perform a special premiere of Queen Elizabeth s Winchester Carol, composed by Roderick Williams and funded by the Friends of Winchester Cathedral through the Queen s Jubilee Fund. Tickets will be available online and from the Cathedral Box Office in the autumn. SATURDAY 15 DECEMBER, 1.00PM, 3.00PM & 7.15PM THE SNOWMAN ALSO FEATURING THE BEAR AND THE PIANO Experience the magic of The Snowman in a whole new way this Christmas at Winchester Cathedral. Watch this enchanting Christmas film on the big screen in the Cathedral Nave with music provided by a live orchestra. Presented by Carrot Productions. Tickets from 11 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office.

26 SATURDAY 22 DECEMBER, 1.00PM CHAMBER CHOIR CONCERT One of Winchester s more recent Christmas traditions is the annual Advent concert given by the Cathedral Chamber Choir. This hour of varied music chosen to soothe and inspire is performed in the splendour of the Cathedral and takes a different format every year. This is a free event all are welcome. SUNDAY 23 DECEMBER, 3.30PM BENJAMIN BRITTEN S CEREMONY OF CAROLS The Choristers of Winchester Cathedral with harpist Anne Denholm, official harpist to HRH The Prince of Wales, perform Benjamin Britten's inimitable A Ceremony of Carols. Written during World War II, this has become a classic choral work during the Christmas season. This is a free event all are welcome. A retiring collection will be taken. 26

27 EAT DRINK SHOP This year marks 25 years since the opening of Winchester Cathedral Visitor Centre by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Explore our Cathedral Gift Shop with its wide range of books, music and gifts, visit the Refectory to enjoy our seasonal menu and freshly baked cakes, and find out about our high quality concerts and events at the Box Office. 27

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