The Cathedral Choir is pleased to play a full role in celebrating the city's centenary.
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We are delighted to share the wonderful news that Krysia Butwilowska, Chair of the Friends of Portsmouth Cathedral, has been awarded an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours list.
The Cathedral Choir travelled to Caen, Bayeux and Arromanches for a long weekend of D-Day82 commemorations in France.
As well as the delicious Seafood Platters and Paella that the PCCA will be serving on Saturday 4 July there will be a fantastic summer raffle! With a first prize of £100 worth of M&S vouchers and second prize of £50 Portsmouth Theatre voucher we are delighted to say that local business Camber Wine have donated the third prize of a trio of wine. To whet your appetite here are some tasting notes on the three delicious wines:
As well as the delicious Seafood Platters and Paella that the PCCA will be serving on Saturday 4 July there will be a fantastic summer raffle! With a first prize of £100 worth of M&S vouchers and second prize of £50 Portsmouth Theatre voucher we are delighted to say that local business Camber Wine have donated the third prize of a trio of wine. To whet your appetite here are some tasting notes on the three delicious wines:
A transfixing modern setting of the Passion, performed by The Facade Ensemble and The Portsmouth Grammar School.
When Paul McCreesh returns to Portsmouth Cathedral with Gabrieli for the Festival of Early Music 2026, it will be about far more than performing beautiful music. It will be about opening doors.
Mothering Sunday will soon be upon us, and we would love to continue our tradition of sharing fresh daffodil posies during our varied services.
Baroque Alchemy: Piers Adams on bringing early music into a modern world at Portsmouth Cathedral.
This February and March, Portsmouth Cathedral becomes a space for reflection, creativity and conversation.
Anne Wright, Carole King and the Revd Catherine Edenborough invite you to explore the idea of Advent as preparing for the revolution by looking at the song of Mary and other poetry in a variety of ways.
This week priest and art historian Harriet Neale-Stevens will be talking on the subject of Gospel themes in 20th century art, looking at the processes artists use to create and execute their art, as well as at the finished works.
Dean Anthony shares a reflection from the Cathedral as the UK passes 100,000 deaths due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
