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We are committed to becoming carbon neutral and recognise the Christian duty to care for God’s creation.

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We offer a number of unique venues for private hire. From meetings and corporate entertaining to private dining, receptions and concerts - we can help you create your perfect event.

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Preserve the heartbeat of Chichester Cathedral – find out more about the Platinum Endowment Trust for Music.

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Ascend through over 950 years of history, guided by knowledgeable volunteers, to Chichester Cathedral’s Spire.

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Festival of Flowers 2026

Southern Cathedrals Festival 2026

Glowing + Alive

On display from 13 February – 15 November , a new exhibition will uncover the story behind Chichester Cathedral's famous John Piper Tapestry - the people and patrons who shaped the commission, and the artwork’s lasting impact on the Cathedral’s life.

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Holy Week and Easter Day

Journey with us through the poignant moments of Holy Week, retracing the steps of Jesus' final days — from the triumphant entry on Palm Sunday through to the jubilant resurrection on Easter Day.

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