What’s On

Exhibitions, performances and more.

From 08/01/2026 – 26/03/2026
11:00 am

Onwards & Upwards Tours

Explore Exeter Cathedral at ground level to discover its finest medieval features before heading upwards into its fascinating roof space.
From 18/02/2026 – 22/03/2026
11:45 am

Lent Course: Dancing to the Heartbeat of God

Join us as we explore and deepen our faith alongside voices from across the Anglican Communion.
From 07/03/2026 – 28/03/2026
11:15 am

Roof Tours – March

Join a fascinating behind-the-scenes tour and visit the Cathedral’s roof voice, wander high above the nave, visit the Lead Room and Ringing Chamber and enjoy the best views of Exeter and beyond from the North Tower.
21/03/2026
7:30 pm

Devon Philharmonic Orchestra

Devon Philharmonic return for a fantastic performance of Verdi’s Force of Destiny Overture, Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia on a theme of Thomas Tallis and Shostakovich’s Symphony No 5.
26/03/2026
7:00 pm

“As our Saviour has taught us”: Lenten reflections on The Lord’s Prayer – Morwenna Ludlow

Canons Theologian Sue Gillingham and Morwenna Ludlow reflect on the prayer which is central to Christian tradition.
27/03/2026
7:30 pm

Devon Youth Orchestras Spring Concert

Once again the exciting sound of some of Devon’s most accomplished young orchestral musicians will fill Exeter Cathedral. This is a celebration of orchestral music performed by young players from all parts of Devon.
29/03/2026
4:00 pm

St John Passion with Exeter Cathedral Choir

Join Exeter Cathedral Choir and Devon Baroque for a spectacular performance of St John Passion – JS Bach’s monumental retelling of the story of the Crucifixion of Jesus.
From 30/03/2026 – 01/04/2026
6:15 pm

Holy Week Soup Suppers

All are warmly invited to join us for a soup supper after evening worship.
From 03/04/2026 – 17/04/2026
9:00 am

Easter Holiday Family Activities

Visit Exeter Cathedral during the Easter school holidays to take part in a range of fun craft activities.  
03/04/2026
7:30 pm

John Stainer’s ‘The Crucifixion’ with University of Exeter Chapel Choir

Join the University of Exeter Chapel Choir and its alumni for a moving Good Friday performance of John Stainer’s The Crucifixion at Exeter Cathedral.
15/04/2026
2:00 pm

A Friendly Introduction to Palaeography: Reading Some 14th Century Medical Remedies

Based exclusively on records in the Cathedral Library & Archives, this beginner’s workshop is a chance to learn about some 14th century medical and culinary recipes and have a go at reading and transcribing some.
16/04/2026
2:00 pm

Hands on History – What are Archives?

If you’re aged 14–18 and curious about history, stories, and how the past connects to the present, this workshop is for you.