Experience Music, Art & Community
This autumn, enjoy a lively programme of music, art, history and community events – from family music sessions and organ recitals to exhibitions, guided tours, and our Harvest Festival service.
Find out moreOctober & November 2025 – Before planning your visit, please see our ‘Visitor Notices’ page for any temporary changes to opening hours and accessibility updates. Click here to visit.
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The Joy of Christmas
This year, the Church of England invites us to celebrate the ‘Joy of Christmas’. Our Advent & Christmas programme is now available, and many events can be booked in advance, including the ever-popular Candlelit Carols with the Cathedral Choir.
Services & Music Schedule
Whether you’re a regular worshipper or visiting for the first time, we warmly welcome you! This page features our weekly programme as we look ahead to All Saints’ Day, All Souls’ Day, and prepare to honour Remembrance Weekend.
Learning & Community Vacancies
With support from external funding, we are seeking to appoint a Learning Officer, a Cathedral Lantern Project Officer, and a Community Engagement Officer. They will be central to our outreach and discipleship, shaping programmes and events with and for people from Newcastle and the wider region.
Local Heroes Remembered
Discover the Cathedral’s rich history on a 45-minute History Tour, bookable in advance on a ‘Give As You Feel’ basis. New for October and November 2025, ‘Local Heroes Remembered’ tours will celebrate remarkable figures who shaped the city’s history, including Newcastle’s naval hero, Admiral Lord Collingwood.
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Find out moreSafeguarding
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.
Organ Recitals
Join us every Monday at 1:05pm for recitals from talented musicians, both local and from churches and cathedrals further afield. There’s no need to book in advance; simply arrive, find a seat in the Nave and enjoy the performance.