The Easter season
The Church celebrates Eastertide for 50 days, concluding with the Feast of Pentecost on 19 May. View and download our latest Services & Music Schedule and join us in worship this week.
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The Church celebrates Eastertide for 50 days, concluding with the Feast of Pentecost on 19 May. View and download our latest Services & Music Schedule and join us in worship this week.
Find out moreEvents next month include ‘The Eight Words’, a remarkable evening of jazz and poetry with Malcolm Guite and the Tim Boniface Quartet, and FED UP!, a collaboration with Live’s Youth Theatre investigating food poverty in the North East.
Steeplejacks have begun the next phase of essential maintenance to safeguard our historic Lantern Tower. While this work is ongoing, you can enjoy a stunning short film exploring the tower’s rich architectural heritage.
Newcastle Cathedral is committed to the care and protection of all children, young people and adults. This commitment is shared by our staff, clergy and volunteers, who are dedicated to ensuring a safe, supportive environment for all.
Join us every Monday for recitals on the Cathedral’s historic pipe organ. April’s visiting players will include Andrew Caskie, Managing Director of Nicholson & Co. Ltd., Worcester, and Professor Magnus Williamson from Newcastle University.
St Nicholas is the patron saint of the Cathedral. With ‘Newcastle Cathedral’, we’re using a version of the title given to St Nicholas Church in 1882 when we became the cathedral serving the Diocese of Newcastle.
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