Events - Chichester Cathedral

Events
January - March 2015
January
March
Concerts
Tuesday 13th January 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Michael McHale
(piano)
Tuesday 20th January 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Ellis Ensemble
(piano, clarinet & bassoon)
Tuesday 27th January 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Oliver Nelson
and Andrew Ball (violin & piano)
Lectures and Talks
Monday 5th January 2.30pm <
His Honour Robin Barratt QC: ‘A Fate Worse
than Death?’ A retired circuit judge explores
the challenges of terminal illness and the current
legal and ethical constraints on reducing a patient’s
suffering. How far is it possible to respect individual
and family wishes while protecting the sanctity of all
human life?
Wednesday 21st January 12.30pm X
Friends’ Food for Thought Lunch and Talk in Vicars’
Hall. ‘Cathedral Trivia – An Unusual View of
Facts & Artefacts’ by Dr Colin Clark
Other Events
Friday 2nd January – Saturday 28th February
40% Winter break discount at George Bell House.
Call 01243 813586 or email:
bookings@chichestercathedral.org.uk
Friday 2nd January
10.00am – 12 noon C
Friends’ Monthly Coffee Morning in Vicars’ Hall
Friday 9th January 12.30pm – 2.00pm X
Friends’ Festive Lunch in Vicars’ Hall
Wednesday 14th January 10.30am – 12noon X
‘Getting to Know Chichester Cathedral:
Misericords’ the first in a series of five tours led
by Chichester Cathedral Guides. £32.50 for all 5
tours or £7.00 per individual tour including coffee
& biscuits. (Please note these are specialist tours,
open to all. Free guided tours, of a more general
nature, take place at 11.15am and 2.30pm Monday –
Saturday. Open to all and just turn up.)
February
Concerts
Tuesday 3rd February 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Terence Allbright and Timothy
Ravalde (piano & organ)
Tuesday 10th February 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Chichester College
Tuesday 17th February 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Christopher Stripp and
Lucy Colquhoun (clarinet & piano)
Tuesday 24th February 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: The Little London Trio (violin,
horn & piano) Concerts
Wednesday 4th & Thursday 5th February
9.00am X Friends’ Book at Breakfast with the
Cathedral Chancellor, in George Bell House
Thursday 12th February 12.30pm X
Friends’ Food for Thought Lunch and Talk in George
Bell House. Chichester Cathedral’s Assistant
Organist Tim Ravalde explains a bit more about this
fascinating and complex instrument. This talk will
include music played by Tim.
Exhibition in the North Transept
Tuesday 3rd March 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Andrew Nethsingha (organ)
Saturday 7th March 7.00pm
Concert for Prebendal Choral Day
Tuesday 10th March 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Christ’s Hospital Musicians
Tuesday 17th March 1.10pm v
Lunchtime Concert: Maria Immaculata (piano)
Thursday 19th March
7.00pm Prebendal School
Concert
Saturday 21st March
7.30pm X
Concert: Chichester Singers:
J.S. Bach – St John Passion
Lectures and Talks
Monday 2nd March 2.30pm <
Charles Harrison (Organist and Master of the
Choristers): ‘The Turbulent and Troubled Story
of Music at Lincoln Cathedral’ – a light-hearted
dash through the archives’.
Tuesday 10th March 7.00pm H
Chichester Theological Society Lecture: ‘The
Body Beautiful? Body, Soul, Spirit and Mind in
the Writings of Paul’ by Dr Paula Gooder
In the Cathedral Nave. Free Entry. All are wecome.
Wednesday 18th February – Saturday 18th
April
Installation of 1000 Tear Bottles by
Deborah Tompsett, Artist and Ceramicist
There is an ancient tradition of ‘Tear Bottles’ ranging
from their use by the ancient Greeks to references
in the Bible. Tear-shaped vessels would be carried
by pilgrims as they journeyed and in the Victorian
era tear bottles surfaced again as a popular icon
of grief and grieving – during funerals for example,
mourners would capture their tears to assist their
mourning. Made in a traditional way on a potter’s
wheel, these tear bottles vary in size and each of the
thousand bottles has its own distinct individuality.
Free entry.
Wednesday 18th February – Saturday 18th
April
Installation of 1000 Tear Bottles by Deborah
Tompsett, Artist and Ceramicist
(See February entry for more details)
Other Events
Other Events
Friday 6th February 10.00am – 12 noon C
Friends’ Monthly Coffee Morning in Vicars’ Hall
Wednesday 11th February 10.30am – 12noon X
‘Getting to Know Chichester Cathedral:
Hidden Art Treasures’ the second in a series of
five specialist tours. £32.50 for all 5 tours or £7.00
per individual tour including coffee & biscuits.
(See Wednesday 14th January entry for more details.)
Saturday 14th February 3.30pm
Installation of the Venerable Stephen Waine as Dean
of Chichester. (Please see website for further details in
due course.)
Friday 20th February 10.00am – 3.00pm s
Family Activity – ‘Ugly Mugs’
Step back in time to the Normans (1066 and all
that!) Follow a short trail and create your very own
gargoyle. There will be a charge of £2.00 per child.
No need to book, just come along to the Eastern
Arm of the Cloisters.
Sunday 1st March – Sunday 12th April
30% spring discount on accommodation at
George Bell House. Sunday 15th March –
Mothering Sunday Lunch at George House. Three
courses @ £21.00. Call 01243 813585 or email:
eventsassistant@chichestercathedral.org.uk
Friday 6th March 10.00am – 12 noon C
Friends’ Monthly Coffee Morning in Vicars’ Hall
Wednesday 18th March 10.30am – 12noon X
‘Getting to Know Chichester Cathedral:
Medieval Beginnings’ the third in a series of five
specialist tours. £32.50 for all 5 tours or £7.00
per individual tour including coffee & biscuits. (See
Wednesday 14th January entry for more details.)
Monday 30th March 10.00am – 3.00pm s
Easter Family Activity – ‘Feathered Friends’
Activities working with the RSPB. No need to book
just come along to the Eastern Arm of the Cloisters.
(See website for further information.)
Exhibition in the North Transept
Chichester Cathedral is open daily from 7.15am until 6.00pm (Winter)
and 7.00pm (Summer). Entry is free.
Lectures and Talks
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Monday 2nd February 2.30pm <
Judith Lee (Chichester Cathedral Head Guide):
‘Cathedral Guiding: A Privilege and Pleasure’
v L unchtime Concerts are free.
C Friends of Chichester Cathedral events.
X Tickets available on 01243 813595
www.chichestercathedral.org.uk
s Details from the Education Department.
Telephone 01243 812497
< Talk organised by Cathedral Fellowship, in Vicars’ Hall.
Anyone is welcome.
H Everyone is welcome and entry is free.
For complete and up to date information see www.chichestercathedral.org.uk or contact the Cathedral Offices: Tel: 01243 782595
Email: info@chichestercathedral.org.uk. For details of services please also see website.