Gloucester Cathedral

Canny flower-lovers can have a sneak preview of the centre-piece of Gloucester Cathedral’s Flower Festival set for July next year.

The first sculptures have started to arrive for the Crucible exhbition at Gloucester Cathedral.

96 miles, 3 cathedrals and 1 vineyard later!

With just over six weeks to go before Crucible opens, our works team is preparing the ground for the arrival of over 75 works of art by some of Britain’s leading sculptors.

Gloucester Cathedral today published its Annual Report for the year ended 31st March 2010 with a message of growth and optimism.

Visitors, shoppers and office workers in Gloucester city centre can enjoy 15 minutes of culture on Tuesday lunchtimes during July and August.

Around thirty knitters enjoyed glorious sunshine at a picnic on Gloucester Cathedral’s College Green for World Wide Knit in Public Day on Saturday 12 June.

Gloucester Cathedral has been awarded the internationally recognised "Committed to Excellence" standard from the EFQM

Gloucester Cathedral will host one of the most important exhibitions of contemporary sculpture to take place in Britain during the past decade.

Gloucester Cathedral has a day of free creative activities on Friday 4 June during Spring Half Term.

Film buffs and organ enthusiasts alike will be flocking to Gloucester Cathedral to hear Organist Emeritus David Briggs improvising to Cecil B de Mille’s 1927 silent epic The King of Kings.

Gloucester Cathedral Choir will once again scale the 269 steps of the Cathedral Tower to sing for the end of the Ascension Day service on Thursday 13 May

Choirs from all over the world are making their way to Gloucester to sing in the Cathedral.

Highnam Court Spring Fair organisers are celebrating their best-ever results after the weekend’s highly successful two-day event.

There's a busy month ahead for Gloucester Cathedral's organ with five free recitals during May.