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Enjoy this atmospheric service as the Exeter Cathedral Choir take lead in singing advent…
This fascinating behind-the-scenes tour takes you into the roof void high above the Nave,…
Join Teachers Rock this Christmas as they return to the magnificent Exeter Cathedral for…
Join London Concertante as they celebrate the festive season through the magical world of…
Step into an evening of candlelit excitement with London Concertante! Listen to some of…
Exeter Cathedral is proud to host the Northern European Cathedrals Conference 2026…
Join us for a unique service of lessons and carols which opens with Bishop John de…
Get into the festive spirit with our Christingle service.
We will be using the…
Tchaikovskys elegant Nutcracker Suite leads on from Brahms serious Hungarian Dance No.5,…
Endelienta Baroques talented performers on historical instruments will combine with…
Christmas By Candlelight!
The ultimate Christmas concert is here! Join a spectacular…
The Seven Sins of Tango by Candlelight is a brand-new production for 2026, featuring two…
Devon Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Leo Geyer
Programme:
Glinka: Overture Russlan…
The Storytellers: Tales, Legends and The Word
Step into "The Storytellers," a…
Exeter Cathedral's renowned choir returns for the most popular Christmas carol concerts…
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