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Front cover Les Colombes by Michael Pendry (Church Times) Inside 2 For photo further by Martin details James visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events Cook

Welcome WHAT S ON 4 7 MUSIC 8 13 ART AND EXHIBITIONS 14 15 FAMILIES 17 19 LIBRARY AND THE ARCHIVES 20 21 WARTIME MEMORIES WEEKEND 22 23 COMMUNITY 24 25 DEMENTIA ACTION WEEK 26 27 WORSHIP 28 OTHER EVENTS 30 31 COMING SOON 32 34 This year s event theme is A New Dawn where we will mark major milestones in 2018. For related events look for this logo: Information within this booklet is correct at the time of going to press. Visit our website for more details: salisburycathedral.org.uk/events salisburycathedral 3

4Photos by Ash Mills. Wartime Memories Weekend What s On Every Tuesday 3 April 30 October 10:30 16:00 FREE STONEMASON DEMONSTRATIONS Page 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays 3 April 30 October 11:05 11:15 FREE MEDIEVAL CLOCK DEMONSTRATIONS Page 30 Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 May, 10:00 16:00 CITY OF DOVES ORIGAMI WORKSHOPS Page 14 Wednesday 9 May, 21:00 ORGAN COMPLINE Page 10 Thursday 10 Sunday 20 May THY KINGDOM COME Page 28 Saturday 12 May, 19:30 23:15 THE LOST CINEMA: THE LOST BOYS Page 31 Saturday 12 May, 21:15 02:00 Page 24 SALISBURY HOSPICE CHARITY MIDNIGHT WALK 12 May 22 July 2018 LES COLOMBES BY MICHAEL PENDRY Page 14 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Tuesday 15 May, 14:00 TALK: JUDGING A BOOK BY ITS COVER Page 20 Wednesday 16 May, 19:30 21:00 ORGAN RECITAL: DAVID HALLS Page 10 Saturday 19 May, 09:00 16:00 BBC WILTSHIRE ROYAL WEDDING PARTY Page 31 AT SALISBURY CATHEDRAL Sunday 20 May, 13:00 17:00 SECRET GARDENS OF THE CLOSE Page 24 Sunday 20 May, 19:30 THY KINGDOM COME: BEACON EVENT Page 28 Monday 21 May, 14:00 15:00 DEMENTIA FRIENDS TRAINING SESSION Page 26 Monday 21 and Tuesday 22 May, 10:00 16:00 Page 26 DEMENTIA COMMUNITY ROADSHOW TENT Wednesday 23 May, 14:15 14:45 MUSIC FOR THE MIND Page 27 Thursday 24 May, 19:00 TALK: THE PRE-RAPHAELITES Page 15 Friday 25 May, 18:45 MOVIES UNDER THE SPIRE: IRIS Page 27 AND PANEL DISCUSSION Wednesday 30 May, 10:00 12:00 or 13:00 15:00 A COLLAGE OF COOING DOVES WORKSHOP Page 17 Saturday 2 June, 10:00 and 14:05 Page 18 SING IT BACK: TRADITIONAL SONGS AND RHYMES Saturday 2 June, 10:00 16:00 IT S IN THE TREES FREE FAMILY EVENT Page 18 salisburycathedral 5

Saturday 2 June, 10:30 12:30 Page 19 SKETCHBOOK WALK: EXPLORE, WALK AND DRAW Saturday 2 June, 11:05, 13:05, 14:30 and 19:00 A TIME TO DANCE: SILENT DISCO Page 19 Saturday 2 June, 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00 TALL TALES TOGETHER FREE FAMILY EVENT Page 19 2 17 June, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday only SALISBURY ART TRAIL Page 15 Sunday 3 June, 13:00 20:00 CLARENDON WAY WALK Page 25 Monday 4 June, 13:05 13:45 FATEFUL VOYAGE: FREE CONCERT Page 11 Monday 4 Sunday 10 June GALLIPOLI MUSIC MEMORIAL BANNER Page 15 Wednesday 6 June, 14:00 15:00 Page 20 FREE SPOTLIGHT TALK: WAR IN THE ARCHIVES Wednesday 6 June, 19:30 21:00 ORGAN RECITAL: RICHARD PINEL Page 11 Friday 8 June, 19:15 and Saturday 9 June, 19:45 THE SECRET SPITFIRES FILM Page 25 AND PANEL DISCUSSION Friday 8 Sunday 10 June WORLD WAR 1 MEMORIAL TOURS Page 20 Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 June Page 22 WARTIME MEMORIES WEEKEND Sunday 10 June, 15:30 Parade 16:30 Evensong CHORAL EVENSONG COMMEMORATING Page 28 THE CENTENARY OF THE END OF WW1 6 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Thursday 14 June ALZHEIMER S CUP CAKE DAY Page 27 Sunday 17 June, 14:00 17:00 THE BISHOP S SUMMER FETE Page 17 Saturday 23 June, 19:30 22:00 Page 11 SALISBURY MUSICAL SOCIETY CONCERT: ROSSINI Wednesday 4 July, 19:30 21:00 Page 11 THE JENKINSON RECITAL: DANIEL MATHIESON Thursday 5 and Friday 6 July, 09:00 17:00 HAVE A GO AT STONECARVING COURSE Page 30 Saturday 7 July, 19:30 21:45 Page 11 THE ANGEL AND THE FALLEN CONCERT Wednesday 18 Saturday 21 July Page 12 13 SOUTHERN CATHEDRALS FESTIVAL AND HIGHLIGHTS Thursday 19 and Friday 20 July, 09:00 17:00 HAVE A GO AT STONECARVING COURSE Page 30 Thursday 26 July Sunday 2 September NEW ANIMAL ANTICS FAMILY TRAIL Page 17 Thursday 2 and Friday 3 August, 09:00 17:00 HAVE A GO AT STONECARVING COURSE Page 30 Sunday 12 August, 13:00 16:00 SWING UNLIMITED BIG BAND Page 32 Saturday 25 August, 19:00 21:00 ORGAN PROM Page 32 Friday 31 August, 19:00 22:30 THE LOST CINEMA: THE GOONIES Page 34 Sunday 1 September, 19:00 22:30 THE LOST CINEMA: PRETTY WOMAN Page 34 salisburycathedral 7

2019 Organ Restoration The Father Willis Organ at Salisbury is one of our Cathedral s great treasures, and is still fulfilling its purpose 140 years after it was installed in 1876. It is now due for an extensive programme of repair and restoration. This is perhaps not surprising, given that since its last overhaul in 1993, the instrument has been used daily. The organ will be out of action for the whole of 2019 while this vital work is carried out. There are no plans to alter the unique sound of our magnificent instrument, which sounds very much as it did when Willis completed it in 1876. The Cathedral needs help to fund this important work, and our fundraising campaign is launched as part of this series. Please help us secure the future of this marvellous organ. For more information contact Jilly Wright on 01722 555122 or j.wright@salcath.co.uk Organ Recital Series 2018 16 May, David Halls Director of Music, Salisbury Cathedral 6 June, Richard Pinel Director of Music, Jesus College, Cambridge 4 July, The Jenkinson Recital Daniel Mathieson Organ Scholar, Salisbury Cathedral 8 August, Benjamin Sheen St Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue, New York 12 September, The Emery Recital Robert Sharpe Director of Music, York Minster 10 October, The Final Organ Recital before Renovation The three Cathedral Organists See page 32 for Organ Prom, 25 August Tickets 10, wheelchair users 7.50 available online and on the door 8 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

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Music Photo by Ash Mills Wednesday 9 May, 21:00 ORGAN COMPLINE Free admission. A service of Organ Compline featuring Olivier Messiaen s organ cycle L Ascension, which meditates upon themes of the Ascension of Christ into heaven. Wednesday 16 May, 19:30 21:00 ORGAN RECITAL: DAVID HALLS David Halls, Director of Music, performs works by Duruflé, Franck, Bach and more in aid of the Southern Cathedrals Festival. Tickets 10, wheelchair users 7.50 available online and on the door. This recital features a big screen projection. 10 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Monday 4 June, 13:05 13:45 FATEFUL VOYAGE: FREE CONCERT Gallipoli Music Memorial 2015 tells the stories of creative artists who fought in a single battle in the Gallipoli campaign, to commemorate the largely forgotten artistic potential of all nationalities involved (see also page 15). The programme will uncover some of FS Kelly, William Denis Browne and Rupert Brooke s songs and piano music, showcasing the loss that the deaths of these prodigiously talented young men represented. Wednesday 6 June, 19:30 21:00 ORGAN RECITAL: RICHARD PINEL Richard Pinel, a Fellow and the Director of Music at Jesus College, Cambridge, gives the third recital of our 2018 Organ Recital series performing works by Bartholdy, Pott and Whitlock. Tickets 10, wheelchair users 7.50 available online and on the door. This recital features a big screen projection. Saturday 23 June, 19:30 22:00 SALISBURY MUSICAL SOCIETY CONCERT: ROSSINI Salisbury Musical Society sing Rossini Petite Messe Solennelle accompanied by Salisbury Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Challenger. Tickets 8 20 from the Salisbury Playhouse on 01722 320333, online or at the door. Under 18s free. Further information at salisburymusicalsociety.org.uk Wednesday 4 July, 19:30 21:00 THE JENKINSON RECITAL: DANIEL MATHIESON Organ Scholar Daniel gives our Jenkinson Recital as is traditional, performing works by Byrd, Whitlock, Moore and Bach. Tickets 10, wheelchair users 7.50 available online and on the door. This recital features a big screen projection. Saturday 7 July, 19:30 21:45 THE ANGEL AND THE FALLEN CONCERT A concert commemorating the centenary of the end of World War 1. Alastair Stewart presents The Band of the Scots Guards, Laura Wright, The English Youth Ballet, St John Singers and the Cathedral Junior and Youth Choirs. Tickets available online or from 01725 512799. Net proceeds will be donated to The Royal British Legion. salisburycathedral 11

One of the country s leading choral festivals comes to Salisbury Cathedral with a programme to mark the centenary of the end of World War I and also the death of Sir Hubert Parry. The annual Southern Cathedrals Festival, featuring performances by nearly 100 choristers and 24 adult male singers from Chichester, Salisbury and Winchester Cathedrals, takes place at Salisbury Cathedral, St Thomas Church and Salisbury Cathedral School. Tickets available from Salisbury Playhouse on 01722 320333 or southerncathedralsfestival.org.uk Salisbury 18 21 July 2018 12 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Wednesday 18 and Friday 20 July, 21:15 Thursday 19 July, 21:30 LATE NIGHT BACH BY CANDLELIGHT Enjoy the candlelit stillness of the Cathedral as the French Suites will be played on our fine Blüthner concert grand piano. Enjoy a glass of wine or fruit juice in the Refectory before or after the concert. Tickets 15. Thursday 19 July, 11:00 ELGAR, THE GREAT WAR AND WOOD MAGIC Salisbury Cathedral School. Dr Steven Halls, Chairman, The Elgar Society. Elgar Piano Quintet and Violin Sonata. David Halls/Daphne Moody/Jenny Knights/George White/ Bryony Moody. Tickets 16. Thursday 19 July, 13:30 CONCERT WITH POETRY COME, JESUS, COME Bach motets and music by Elgar and Ireland War Poetry with Sonia Woolley. Tickets 16. Thursday 19 July, 20:00 ORGAN RECITAL BY DANIEL COOK Daniel Cook performs music by Bach, Parry, Widor and Willan. This recital features a big screen projection. Tickets 15. Thursday 19, Friday 20 and Saturday 21 July YOUTH IN MUSIC CONCERTS Thursday, 16:00 Lingling Bao-Smith (Voice) and Peter Grove (Piano) in Salisbury Cathedral School. Friday, 14:00 Sumei Bao-Smith (Voice) and Peter Grove (Piano) in Salisbury Cathedral School. Saturday, 14:00 Outreach choirs led by Cathy Lamb, Director of Music Outreach at Lichfield Cathedral School in St Thomas s Church. Tickets 15 per concert per person. Friday 20 July, 19:00 CONCERT (HANDEL AND PURCELL) With period Instruments Orchestra led by Margaret Faultless. The combined Girl Choristers of Salisbury and Winchester and Gentlemen of the three Cathedrals. Handel Coronation Anthems, Purcell Te Deum and Jubilate. Tickets 15 25. salisburycathedral 13

Art & Exhibitions 12 May 22 July 2018, see front cover LES COLOMBES BY MICHAEL PENDRY Michael Pendry s compelling installation of over 2,500 folded white paper doves suspended high above our Nave is part of our programme commemorating the 100 th anniversary of the end of World War 1. The white dove has inspired mankind with its innocence and purity; it is a physical and emotional message of peace and, within the context of the Cathedral, a symbol of the Holy Spirit. This uplifting installation has travelled from Munich to Jerusalem, Buenos Aires to San Francisco and now brings its message of hope, humanity and new beginnings to Salisbury. Curated by Jacquiline Creswell. #SalisburyCityOfDoves We are partnering with local communities, businesses and arts organisations to extend this exhibition throughout the city, uniting us in the values of sharing, caring and hope for the future in troubled times. Join our community project and make a dove of your own to display in your windows at home or at work. Take part in one of our dove making workshops or download the information from our website to create yours in the comfort of your home. (A 2D version is available for those without an appetite for origami!) Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 May, 10:00 16:00 City of Doves Origami Workshops South Transept. Free drop-in sessions. All ages welcome. Come and make a dove to either add to our Les Colombes installation, to take home or to give to someone else. Visit our website for further details. Don t forget to share your photos with us! #SalisburyCityOfDoves 14 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Thursday 24 May, 19:00 THE PRE-RAPHAELITES: A TALK BY DR JOHN ELLIOTT IN AID OF THE ART FUND Refectory. Free admission with retiring collection for our Art Fund. Join us for a fascinating evening with Dr John Elliott discussing the work of the Pre-Raphaelites, their spirituality and how mid 19 th century attitudes towards women started to change. Refreshments will be served. Booking required contact 01722 555122 or devadmin@salcath.co.uk for catering purposes. 2 17 June, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays only SALISBURY ART TRAIL As part of Salisbury Art Trail, Salisbury Florilegium Society will be exhibiting beautiful botanic artwork at the Friends of Salisbury Cathedral offices at 33a The Close, Salisbury SP1 2EJ. Only available at 10:30 12:30, 14:30 16:00 and with the artists on Sundays, 11:30 16:00. Monday 4 Sunday 10 June GALLIPOLI MUSIC MEMORIAL BANNER Morning Chapel. Ghislaine Peart, textile artist, was commissioned by Gallipoli Music Memorial 2015 to design a banner to hang in St Peter s and St Paul s Church, Blandford Forum. It symbolises the young soldiers journey from Blandford to Gallipoli and the post-war reconciliation between the combatants. Free concert on 4 June see page 11. salisburycathedral 15

Tower Tours Live the high life Climb 332 steps in easy stages through ancient roof spaces up to the base of Britain s tallest spire (123m/404ft). Then step out to admire panoramic views of Salisbury watermeadows. Height and age restrictions apply. Max 12 spaces per tour. Adults 13.50 Children 8.50 Family 33.00 Private 120.00 Book online at salisburycathedral.org.uk or call 01722 512130. Fascinating history insight, interesting behind the scenes access and fantastic views as expected! Fantastic tower tour! Really informative and a great slice of history. Really enjoyed the visit as did all the family, awesome views and loud bells! 16 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events 16 Photo by Ash Mills

Families *Activities are child-friendly free drop-in sessions suitable for ages 3 10 years. Parents stay. All materials are provided. Wednesday 30 May, 10:00 12:00 or 13:00 15:00 A COLLAGE OF COOING DOVES WORKSHOP* Trinity Chapel. Seek out the 2,500 paper doves suspended in the Nave then make your very own dove collage using mixed media and add in a colourful rainbow to set the scene. Sunday 17 June, 14:00 17:00 THE BISHOP S SUMMER FÊTE The annual and traditional garden Fete in aid of Sudan s Medical Link is to be held in the Bishop s Garden at South Canonry, 71 Cathedral Close. If the weather is wet the fete will move inside the Cloisters, 14:00 16:00. Stalls include books and plants, bric-a-brac, cakes, ice cream and strawberries, cards and camel rides, all to the music of our Cathedral Junior Choir and Amesbury Town Band. Fun for all the family and everyone is welcome! Adults 2; children free. 26 July 2 September 2018 NEW ANIMAL ANTICS FAMILY TRAIL* There are so many fascinating animals in the Cathedral. How many can you find as you walk around? Collect your trail leaflet at our Welcome Desk and get detecting straight away! Available each day except during services. salisburycathedral 17

Photo by Ian Berry One Day like This SATURDAY 2 JUNE *Free admission, donations welcome. Join us for a day of happiness and well-being and explore the Cathedral through rhyme, song, dance, music and art. There will be a BBQ in the Cloisters serving hot food throughout the course of the day. 10:00 10:55 and 14:05 14:55 SING IT BACK: TRADITIONAL EARLY YEARS SONGS AND NURSERY RHYMES* Inside at the West End. Join Julie Lindsay on a tour of the Cathedral and Close with a difference to teach the children some of the more traditional nursery rhymes. Book online limited spaces. Suitable for pre-school aged children. 10:00 16:00 IT S IN THE TREES FREE FAMILY EVENT* Outside. Collect and share poems, lyrics, quotes, phrases and any written words that bring a smile to your face and fill your heart with joy. Hidden in the trees around the Close will be some of our favourites, take one that resonates with you and leave behind your own for someone else to find. 18 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

10:30 12:30 SKETCHBOOK WALK: EXPLORE, WALK AND DRAW Meet outside at West Front doors. Take your sketch book for a walk and draw parts of the Cathedral that you may not have noticed before. Tickets 3 5. All materials provided. Suitable for 7 years+. Book online. 11:05, 13:05, 14:30 and 19:00 A TIME TO DANCE: SILENT DISCO Trinity Chapel. Put on your dancing shoes and bring your friends along to the Silent Disco for some heart lifting disco classics. A perfect, if unusual way to explore heritage and history. Tickets 3 5. Suitable for 4 years+. Book online. 11:00 11:45, 13:00 13:45 and 15:00 15:45 TALL TALES TOGETHER FREE FAMILY EVENT* Cloisters. Jump into your imagination and enjoy storytelling and story making together, creating and sharing tales inspired by the Cathedral. Led by storyteller Lizzie Bryant. Spaces limited. Suitable for 6 years+. Book online. salisburycathedral 19

Library & the Archives Tuesday 15 May, 14:00 JUDGING A BOOK BY ITS COVER THE HISTORY AND STORIES OF HISTORIC BOOKBINDINGS Don t miss this free special event as part of our Beyond the Library Door project to catalogue our collections. Expert David Pearson will explore the history of bindings, followed by an opportunity to see some of our own bindings. Wednesday 6 June, 14:00 15:00 FREE SPOTLIGHT TALK: WAR IN THE ARCHIVES From special services, memorials and inspiring sermons to worries about fire and aircraft damage, the Cathedral s archive gives a fascinating insight into Cathedral life during World War I. Come along for this free talk by Cathedral Archivist Emily Naish, followed by a display of documents. Friday 8 and Sunday 10 June, 14:00 Saturday 9 June, 11:00 WORLD WAR 1 MEMORIAL TOURS Enjoy a free, informal tour throughout the Cathedral to see our memorials to those who sacrificed their lives in World War 1. These tours are based on research by our volunteers in the library and archive collections, to uncover the stories behind those commemorated. Meet your guide in the Cloisters. Tours last approximately 1 hour. 20 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Photo by Ash Mills Library Tour and Tea Discover secrets Visit the Cathedral s 15 th century library which contains over 10,000 books dating as far back as the 9 th century, then enjoy a delicious cream tea in our Refectory. Due to access restrictions this tour may not be suitable for some. Wednesday 16 May 14:00 16:00 Wednesday 13 June 14:00 16:00 Wednesday 18 July 14:00 16:00 Tickets 22 per person. To prebook call 01722 512130 or visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events salisburycathedral 21

Wartime Memories Weekend SATURDAY 9 and SUNDAY 10 JUNE We are hosting a World War 1 Living History Weekend with SSAFA Wiltshire full of exciting activities, displays and much, much more. Highlights include: WW1 Communications by Royal Signals including flags, Morse Code Training, field telephones, wireless (Clansman Radio) and code-breaking The Horses Trust The Horses in WW1 exhibit Wire Soldiers WW1 Trench Original artefacts Bristol Scout WW1 Aeroplane Choral Evensong with a parade from Salisbury Guildhall with The Royal British Legion 22 (see page 28) WW1 Memorial Tours (see page 20) Gallipoli Banner created by Ghislaine Peart (see page 15) Book of Remembrance The Museum of Army Chaplaincy Photos by Ash Millsvisit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events For further details

salisburycathedral IWMQ_000640 SSAFA was the only national military charity operating when WW1 started and they have been there for Forces families since 1885, throughout WW1 and through every conflict since. SSAFA continues to provide support to this day, whenever and wherever it is needed.

Community Saturday 12 May, 21:15 02:00 SALISBURY HOSPICE CHARITY MIDNIGHT WALK Starting at Five Rivers Leisure Centre. Salisbury Hospice are celebrating 10 years of their Midnight Walk for charity. Walkers will be able to dedicate a star in memory of someone special and place it on a memories board in the Close. They are aiming to break all fundraising records and raise in excess of 50k. The Hospice supports over 1,000 patients with life limiting conditions each year. Sign up today for the 6 mile or 10 mile walk at midnight-walk.co.uk SALISBURY HOSPICE CHARITY MIDNIGHT WALK Sunday 20 May, 13:00 17:00 SECRET GARDENS OF THE CLOSE 11 secret gardens normally hidden from view are open to visitors in aid of the Friends of Salisbury Cathedral. Don t miss an afternoon of music and art demonstrations. Plants will be on sale and there will be an exhibition of botanic art in the Medieval Hall. Entry Programmes ( 10) are available on the day from Choristers Green or from the South Canonry. Under- 16s free. More details available on 01722 335161 or friends@salcath.co.uk 24 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Sunday 3 June, 13:00 20:00 CLARENDON WAY WALK Adventure on the beautiful route of the historic Clarendon Way from Winchester Cathedral to Salisbury Cathedral for Naomi House, a charity who supports children and young people with life-threatening conditions. 26 miles long, the walk encompasses a diverse range of terrain and will take about 9 hours. Sign up today at naomihouse.org.uk Friday 8 June, 19:15 21:00 and Saturday 9 June, 19:45 21:15 THE SECRET SPITFIRES FILM AND PANEL DISCUSSION Trinity Chapel. In 1940, the Germans destroyed the Spitfire factories in Southampton and believed they had ended the threat from their nemesis. Unknown to them, the British were building Spitfires secretly in Salisbury. Don t miss this viewing to learn more about these historic planes and the people involved. Norman Parker, a central character in the film, who as a young man was an engineer in the final assembly plant, will introduce the film and be around afterwards to answer any questions. Tickets 10 available online. Limited seats. 25

Dementia Action Week MONDAY 21 SUNDAY 27 MAY Monday 21 May, 14:00 15:00 DEMENTIA FRIENDS TRAINING SESSION Learn more about what it is like to live with dementia and turn that understanding into action, so you can make a positive impact in supporting someone who is living with dementia. Meet outside No. 6 The Close. Book online spaces limited. Monday 21 and Tuesday 22 May, 10:00 16:00 DEMENTIA COMMUNITY ROADSHOW TENT Free. West Lawn. Learn a little more about dementia by dropping in and asking the experts your questions. 26 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Wednesday 23 May, 14:15 14:45 MUSIC FOR THE MIND Free admission. Trinity Chapel. Come and listen to members of Music for the Mind as they join in song together. This is a stimulating and uplifting social activity to enhance the wellbeing of people with dementia and family carers. Through the music, confidence, mood and self-esteem are boosted. Friday 25 May, 18:45 MOVIES UNDER THE SPIRE: IRIS AND PANEL DISCUSSION Refectory. Iris tells the true story of celebrated author, Iris Murdoch. Brought to life by Dame Judi Dench and Kate Winslet, the film depicts her life-long romance with her husband John Nayley, right from her days as a scholar at Oxford, through to her battle with Alzheimer s. Tickets 9 includes refreshments. Film followed by a short panel discussion. Thursday 14 June, All Day ALZHEIMER S CUPCAKE DAY Delicious cupcakes will be on sale in our Refectory. All proceeds will go to the Alzheimer s Society. salisburycathedral 27

Worship Photo by Ash Mills Thursday 10 Sunday 20 May THY KINGDOM COME This global prayer movement invites Christians around the world to pray for more people to come to know Jesus. What started in 2016 as an invitation from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York to the Church of England has grown into an international and ecumenical call to prayer. More details at thykingdomcome.global Sunday 20 May, 19:30 THY KINGDOM COME: BEACON EVENT Churches Together Salisbury invite you to an evening of worship and prayer, joining with Christians around the world to pray as one for people to know Jesus Christ. Featuring Brian Heasley, International Prayer Director of 24-7 prayer and worship from the regional New Wine Worship team. Free tickets available at bit.ly/tkcsalisbury. Sunday 10 June, 15:30 Parade 16:30 Evensong CHORAL EVENSONG COMMEMORATING THE CENTENARY OF THE END OF WORLD WAR 1 The Royal British Legion and SSAFA lead a parade from the Market Square to the Cathedral for a special Evensong. 28 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Stonemasonry Works Yard Tours Crafting our history, building our future A behind-the-scenes tour of the Cathedral Works Yard, one of only nine in the UK. Discover the stories and secrets behind the heritage skills that are used to conserve and maintain this remarkable building. Tour includes the drawing office, where the templates are made for the stones and restoration is planned, and the banker room where masons carve the stone. Thursdays, 14:00 15:00 3 May 10 May 17 May 24 May 31 May 7 June 14 June 21 June 28 June 5 July 12 July 19 July 26 July Tickets 17.50 or 200 for group (max 12) available at 01722 512130 or visit salisburycathedral.org.uk salisburycathedral 29

Other Every Tuesday 3 April 30 October 10:30 16:000 FREE STONEMASON DEMONSTRATIONS West Cloister. Come and meet our stonemasons watch them at work and discover the secrets of their centuries-old heritage craft. Questions are welcome. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3 April 30 October, 11:05 11:15 FREE MEDIEVAL CLOCK DEMONSTRATIONS The world s oldest working mechanical clock has ticked for centuries but its bell is generally silent. An expert guide will give a short talk and demonstration, release the striking mechanism and allow you to see and hear the ancient clock work as others would have done in medieval times. 5 and 6 July, 19 and 20 July, 2 and 3 August, 09:00 17:00 HAVE A GO AT STONECARVING COURSES Have a go at stone masonry under the tutelage of one of our own Cathedral masons. Whether you have little or no experience of the craft of stone carving you will be taken each step of the way on the course, which will be tailored to your needs. The two day course will also include a workshop tour and tower tour. Anything you make is yours to take home at the end of the workshop. Tickets 150.00. Book online today. Gift vouchers available. TICKETS SELLING FAST! 30 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Saturday 12 May, 19:30 23:15 THE LOST CINEMA: THE LOST BOYS Don t miss 80 s cult American horror/thriller/comedy film The Lost Boys. Brothers Michael and Sam move to their grandfather s house. Michael gets involved with a hell-raising motorcycle gang of vampires. But when Sam becomes involved with undercover Vampire hunters, he realises they must save Michael and the rest of the town from the vampire gang. The film will be shown on the Cathedral lawns with BBQ and bar facilities available on the night. Certificate 15. Tickets from 12 17 available online. Running time: approximately 94 minutes. Access from 19:30 film starts at 21:30. Saturday 19 May, 09:00 16:00 ROYAL WEDDING PARTY AT SALISBURY CATHEDRAL Join us on the Cathedral lawns to celebrate the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with BBC Wiltshire. Bring a picnic and watch the Royal Wedding live on a 50ft screen on the West lawn. There will be lots of activities and refreshments will be available. More details available online. salisburycathedral 31

Coming soon Sunday 12 August 13:00 16:00 SWING UNLIMITED BIG BAND West Lawn. Free. Don t miss an afternoon of music, dancing and singing that promises to get you on your feet, toe tapping and singing along to Music for a New Dawn, a century of songs and tunes of comfort, cheer and hope. Bring a picnic or enjoy a BBQ made by our Refectory Restaurant. Saturday 25 August, 19:00 21:00 ORGAN PROM A concert in aid of the restoration of our wonderful Father Willis Organ. David Halls, Director of Music and John Challenger, Assistant Director of Music, will be playing all your classical favourites. Pimm s and other refreshments will be on sale. Adult tickets only 10; wheelchair users 7.50 and under-18s 5 all tickets are unreserved. If you wish to request a particular piece, please contact John Challenger by 1 July on j.challenger@salcath.co.uk. Requests will be selected and published on the Cathedral website on 1 August. 32 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

Graffiti Tours Go back in history Journey into the past and view ancient carpentry and masonry markings, believed to be amongst the earliest in the country. Fridays, 14:00 15:00 4 May 25 May 1 June 29 June 6 July 27 July Tickets 12.50/ 8.00 or 105 for group (max 10) available at 01722 512130 or visit salisburycathedral.org.uk salisburycathedral Photo by Ash Mills 33

Friday 31 August 19:00 22:30 THE LOST CINEMA: THE GOONIES Classic 1985 American adventure comedy film directed by Richard Donner, The Goonies need to solve a problem: a corrupt corporate developer has bought out their neighbourhood and plans to flatten all their homes. Luckily, the beloved gang stumbles on a treasure map. In the hopes of finding the treasure to buy back their houses, the Goonies embark on their quest through underground passages, aboard pirate ships and behind waterfalls. Certificate PG. Running time approximately 109 minutes. Saturday 1 September, 19:00 22:30 THE LOST CINEMA: PRETTY WOMAN Pretty Woman is a 1990 American romantic comedy film directed by Garry Marshall from a screenplay by J. F. Lawton. Lonely businessman Edward Lewis (Richard Gere) hires L.A. prostitute Vivian Ward (Julia Roberts) to give him directions when he gets lost, and later to be his escort while he goes wheeling and dealing for a week. He buys her clothes, she softens his heart and the unlikely couple fall head over heels in love. Certificate 15. Running time approximately 115 minutes. TICKETS SELLING FAST! TICKETS SELLING FAST! Screenings will be shown on the Cathedral lawns with BBQ and bar facilities available on the night. Tickets from 12 17 available online. Access from 19:00 films starts at 20:30. See website for details. Film selections by popular vote run by Lost Cinemas. 34 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events

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Organ Prom SATURDAY 25 AUGUST, 19:00 21:00 Enjoy all your classical favourites played on our great Father Willis Organ by David Halls and John Challenger. Photo by Ash Mills Tickets 10, wheelchair users 7.50, under 18s 5, available online and on the door in aid of The Organ Fund. Pimm s and other refreshments will be on sale. salisburycathedral.org.uk Salisbury Cathedral is an ecclesiastical corporation established for charitable purposes 36 For further details visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events