Event T5: Outdoor Theatre: Pinocchio
A wooden puppet runs away yearning for adventure, but instead finds cruel bosses, con artists and exciting attractions which always contain hidden […]
Come and explore this historic 950-year-old Cathedral whose spire dominates the horizon for miles around.
Chichester Cathedral is both a living church and the Mother Church of the Diocese, stretching nearly a hundred miles along England’s south coast between East and West Sussex. The Cathedral boasts a celebrated musical heritage, from the Cathedral Choir, which offers eight sung services each week, to connections with esteemed composers such as Leonard Bernstein and Gustav Holst. The Cathedral also plays host to a popular lunch-time concert series (Tuesdays during term-time, 1.10pm), as well as many high-quality musical performances by choirs, orchestras and chamber groups.
Celebrating 950 years of Chichester Cathedral and the Diocese of Chichester, Chichester950 marks the relocation of the Cathedral from Selsey to the more populous town of Chichester (formerly Roman Noviomagus) in 1075. Chichester950 offers a vibrant and inclusive events programme, inviting visitors to explore the Cathedral’s rich nine-century history. Highlights include an interactive exhibition, concert, summer festival and immersive light show.
A wooden puppet runs away yearning for adventure, but instead finds cruel bosses, con artists and exciting attractions which always contain hidden […]
Celebrated German organist Markus Eichenlaub (organist, Heidelberg Jesuit Church) performs in Chichester Cathedral, playing music by Bach, Heredia, Müthel, Karg-Elert, Cochereau, Bossi […]
The combined choirs of Chichester, Salisbury and Winchester Cathedrals perform a concert of choral music commemorating the 150th anniversary of the death […]
Pianist Tim Rumsey gives a late night piano recital in the intimate space of Chichester Cathedral's South Transept, performing music by American […]
The combined choirs of Chichester, Salisbury and Winchester Cathedrals perform a concert of choral music, featuring the Vivaldi Gloria, Aaron Copland's In […]
The 2026 Festival runs from 13th June to 19th July