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Christmas in Exeter
Find out more about Christmas in Exeter, including events, activities, carol services and shopping in and around the city. Read the guide below, or find…
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Tweeting up for Christmas Market Launch
Christmas 2018 will begin in Exeter with the opening of the Cathedral’s Christmas market on Thursday November 15, with the Cathedral hosting its first-ever live…
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The end of the First World War – 100 years on
An image of a sleeping soldier is to ‘guard’ Exeter Cathedral from dusk til dawn the night before the centenary of the Armistice. The sleeping…
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Good news for food lovers in Exeter
Foodies visiting the Exeter and Greater Exeter area can now embark on a journey of discovery as an exciting new initiative has officially launched today…
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The Story Behind Carp Kites
While Children’s Week in Japan is celebrated with koinobori (carp kites), the cultural significance of carp is linked to an older folklore dating back to…
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What’s new at the 2018 Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market?
Nearly twelve months have passed since the events team at Exeter Cathedral took on the running of the popular Christmas Market for the first time.…
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Roof-raising music for Cathedral Evensong
Churchgoers at Exeter Cathedral this Sunday will be in for a special treat, with a full symphony orchestra and an enlarged choir leading hymns and…
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Things to do in Exeter Cathedral this half term
Most Devon schools begin their October break after school Friday 19th October, and already we’re planning a packed week of half term activities for families.…
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Fix Your Hair 1800s Style
Need a new look? Hair going grey? Have no fear – shoppes from the 1800s could be the solution to all your problems. If you’re…
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Exeter Cathedral Choristers return with Tenebrae choir
On Thursday 20th September we welcome award-winning choir Tenebrae and their conductor Nigel Short back to the Cathedral. The choir is recognised as one of the…