‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

An opportunity to take a break from your busy day and join us for a short lunchtime service.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

We will be delighted to welcome you to the Sunday morning Eucharist. It will look and feel different, but that is for good reason as we seek to protect all in the Cathedral during the present health circumstances. You can read about all the measures in place via the website link below. You can attend in person or visit our website to join lives streaming of the service. All worship will be offered in accordance with government and church health and safety guidance. If you wish to attend, please send an email to prayers@gloucestercathedral.org.uk to indicate your attendance (before or after the service) stating clearly your name/s and contact details in order to comply with the track and trace process. These records need to be kept for 21 days and will then be destroyed. Thank you.

We won't be collecting Harvest gifts on this occasion, but we heartily encourage you to make a donation to Gloucester Food Bank or Christian Aid.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

A quiet and reflective way to end the day. All are welcome.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

There will be no access to the Cathedral today between 1.45pm and 3.45pm due to a special service.

Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

The Cathedral Gift Shop will be closed today. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

There will be no access to the Cloister Garth today beetween 1.45pm and 3.15pm due to a special service.

There will also be no access to the East end of the Cathedral today between 3.00pm and 5.pm due to a special service.

Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.

An opportunity to take a break from your busy day and join us for a short lunchtime service.

All are welcome to join us at the annual Readers Service

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

We are delighted to welcome you to the Choral Evensong.

It will look and feel different, but that is for good reason as we seek to protect all in the Cathedral during the present health circumstances. You can read about all the measures in place via the website link below. 

All worship will be offered in accordance with government and church health and safety guidance. If you wish to attend, please send an email to prayers@gloucestercathedral.org.uk to indicate your attendance (before or after the service) stating clearly your name/s and contact details in order to comply with the track and trace process. These records need to be kept for 21 days and will then be destroyed. Thank you.

Read our safety measures.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

Hope for Creation: Building a Greener Future Together

Wednesday 14 October 7.00pm to 8.00pm

Online Environment Symposium Launch Lecture

The Only Future is Green – with Lord Deben, Chairman of the national Committee on Climate Change

The Rt. Hon John Gummer, Lord Deben, is Chairman of the Committee on Climate Change, which advises the government on building a low-carbon economy. He will be talking about the key steps policy makers need to embrace, and how we can all play our part in creating a greener future.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

An opportunity to take a break from your busy day and join us for a short lunchtime service.

Strike A Light presents: 'I Stand for What I Stand On'

Saturday 17 October 7.30pm to 9.00pm

Free - spaces must be booked

UK Student Climate Network Gloucester are working with director Anna Himali Howard to tell their story. The company will present a work-in-progress under Gaia in Gloucester Cathedral, written and created by Gloucester’s young climate activists.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

A quiet and reflective way to end the day. All are welcome.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

Hope for Creation: Building a Greener Future Together

Tuesday 20 October 7.00pm to 8.00pm

Online Environment Symposium lecture – free, (attendees must register in advance, details to follow)

Green Community Engagement: Celebrating Local Action

The conversation in this zoom seminar, hosted by Andrew Braddock and Cate Williams, offers a green angle on community engagement.  Participants will share local stories about engagement with the local community that has an environmental focus. 

Stories include a community eco-week; a community conservation volunteering group; tree planting; and an eco-purchasing cooperative.  The hope is that this will spark ideas and possibilities, and some sharing of good practice for others who may be interested in similar for their communities.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

Hope for Creation: Building a Greener Future Together

Wednesday 21 October 7.30pm to 8.30pm

Online Environment Symposium Lecture

A World Rebooted by Ruth Valerio

In lockdown, there have been positive surprises in the midst of the pain. We saw renewed community life as we organised ourselves to help neighbours and look out for each other. We placed a new value on people who sometimes go unnoticed: delivery drivers, supermarket workers, refuse collectors, NHS workers. We rediscovered how important nature is to our wellbeing and saw nature thrive and pollution levels drop. And we learnt that in a crisis we really can act and change ingrained habits.

Will we hold on to those positives or go back to the ‘old normal’? We know the old normal was leading to environmental catastrophe and harming countless numbers of people, around the world and in the UK. We now have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reboot our economy in a fair, sustainable way – so that it works for everyone and protects the environment.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

Hope for Creation: Building a Greener Future Together

Thursday 22 October 7.00pm to 8.30pm

Online Environment Symposium Webinar

Our Green Future: Environmental Action by young people, for young people

Speaker Rosemary McCloskey, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust will be joined by The University of Gloucestershire Green Team committee, Robin Watkin Davis from Shift Movement Art and Gloucestershire Youth Climate Panel member Kane Peters.

This webinar aims to give young people age 12 -24 an idea of the inspirational environmental sustainability work going on across Gloucestershire by other young people.

We have a wonderful, talented range of young people speaking about their experiences working for a greener future, sharing case studies and practical tips plus opportunities for young people to get involved in this valuable work.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

An opportunity to take a break from your busy day and join us for a short lunchtime service.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

We will be delighted to welcome you to the Sunday morning Eucharist. It will look and feel different, but that is for good reason as we seek to protect all in the Cathedral during the present health circumstances. You can read about all the measures in place via the website link below. You can attend in person or visit our website to join lives streaming of the service. All worship will be offered in accordance with government and church health and safety guidance. If you wish to attend, please send an email to prayers@gloucestercathedral.org.uk to indicate your attendance (before or after the service) stating clearly your name/s and contact details in order to comply with the track and trace process. These records need to be kept for 21 days and will then be destroyed. Thank you.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

A quiet and reflective way to end the day. All are welcome.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

'The World Awakens' - Multi-Story Orchestra event

Thursday 29 October 10.00am to 5.00pm

Free – as part of a GAIA visit, spaces must be booked

The Multi-Story Orchestra (MSO) are famous around the world for performing beautiful, classical music…in high rise car parks around the UK. The World Awakens is a ‘virtual performance’ of a brand new piece of music that MSO have made with pupils from schools in Gloucester. It’s a digital orchestra – with each instrument and voice recorded separately, in people’s homes and schools, during isolation – and now all the parts are being combined together for the big finale.

Making the piece has involved The Multi-Story Orchestra, three opera soloists and a virtual choir formed of hundreds of young people and community groups from Gloucester and Southwark.

Join us on 29 October 2020 to hear the whole performance, and to watch a digital animation set to its soundtrack by Mary Martins.

Hope for Creation: Building a Greener Future Together

Thursday 29 October 11.00am to 1.00pm

Online Environment Symposium Event

Mission Net Zero: Delivering Positive Climate Action

•Dr Alex Ryan, Director of Sustainability, University of Gloucestershire (Chair)
•Interface – Becky Gordon, UK & Ireland Sustainability Manager
•Forest Green Rovers – Dr Gary Thomas, Sustainability Lead, Ecotricity
•University of Gloucestershire - Dr Jon Furley, Sustainability Operations Manager
•Gloucester Cathedral – Anne Cranston, Head of Projects

The year 2020 is seeing rapid shifts in society towards sustainability - and to ensure that green recovery will be key to our coronavirus adaptation. Organisations across all sectors are taking the initiative and picking up pace to tackle the climate agenda and drive down wider environmental impacts. Meanwhile the Environment Bill 2019 has focused minds on the ambition for ‘Net Zero’ carbon reduction that covers all our direct and indirect emissions. The Net Zero challenge is complex but the appetite for change is clear – sustainability is the imperative that no individual or industry can afford to ignore.

Join us for this business-focused session with expert speakers from four different organisations sharing their latest plans and delivery issues for Mission Net Zero.

Supported by RCE Severn – our Regional Centre of Expertise in Sustainability Education for collaboration in the Severn region, based at University of Gloucestershire.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

'Light of Hope'

The tower of Gloucester Cathedral will light up red from Friday 30 October for the Church of England 'Light of Hope' initiative to mark All Souls’ Day, when churches traditionally remember those who have died in the previous year.

Prayer days, outdoor services and light displays will take place from this weekend in churches and cathedrals across the country as part of an effort to reach tens of thousands of people coping with bereavement amid the coronavirus pandemic with a message of comfort and hope.

The Cathedral Tower will stay lit red after All Souls for Remembrance until Sunday 15 November..

Please visit our Special Services page to see information about our services for All Souls and Remembrance.

‘Endangered and Extinct’ by creative recycling artist Val Hunt

Saturday 26 September – Sunday 1 November
in the Cloisters

This exhibition presents a subtle message about recycling and preservation, raising awareness of why the creatures on show are endangered or extinct. Find out why species are disappearing from this planet at an alarming rate.     

Endangered and Extinct is a touring, educational exhibition by Val Hunt  

Luke Jerram's Gaia at Gloucester Cathedral

Fully Booked

Gloucester Cathedral and Ecclesiastical Insurance Group are delighted to announce that Gaia will take up residence in the cathedral nave between Tuesday 13 October and Sunday 1 November 2020. 

A touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram, Gaia measures seven metres in diameter and features detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface offering an extraordinary opportunity to see our home planet at scale.

A specially made surround sound composition by BAFTA award winning Composer Dan Jones is played alongside the sculpture. In Greek Mythology Gaia is the personification of the Earth.

'Light of Hope'

The tower of Gloucester Cathedral will light up red from Friday 30 October for the Church of England 'Light of Hope' initiative to mark All Souls’ Day, when churches traditionally remember those who have died in the previous year.

Prayer days, outdoor services and light displays will take place from this weekend in churches and cathedrals across the country as part of an effort to reach tens of thousands of people coping with bereavement amid the coronavirus pandemic with a message of comfort and hope.

The Cathedral Tower will stay lit red after All Souls for Remembrance until Sunday 15 November..

Please visit our Special Services page to see information about our services for All Souls and Remembrance.

An opportunity to take a break from your busy day and join us for a short lunchtime service.