Trinity by Diane Maclean

September

CONCERTS

Tuesday 11th September 1.10pm ★Lunchtime Concert: David Malusa (piano) Tuesday 18th September 1.10pm ★Lunchtime Concert: Tessa Seymour (cello) and George Fu (piano) Tuesday 25th September 1.10pm ★Lunchtime Concert: Markella Vandoros (violin) and Emma Abbate (piano)

EXHIBITION

Thursday 22nd June until Sunday 30th SeptemberTHRESHOLDS: An exhibition by the award-winning international sculptor Diane Maclean.This collection of large scale sculptures, positioned both inside and outside the Cathedral, explores powerful themes of transformation and journey. (See July entry for more details).

OTHER EVENTS

Friday 7th September 10.00am – 12 noon ✣Friends’ Monthly Coffee Morning at 4 Canon Lane

Saturday 8th September 1.00pm – 4.00pmFree entry, all are welcomeSee Behind the Scenes at Chichester Cathedral. As part of Heritage Open Days areas of the Cathedral normally closed to the public will be open to visitors: the Cathedral Song School – come and discover its secret chamber and the Cathedral Library located in the Cathedral heights (40 spiral steps to both).

Wednesday 5th – Saturday 8th September 7.30pm ●‘Walter & Lenny’. A play which gives a delightful insight into a chance friendship between Walter Hussey,

Dean of Chichester (1955 – 1977) and the world famous composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein. A friendship which led to the creation of the Chichester Psalms by Bernstein, fi rst performed in Chichester Cathedral in 1965.Monday 17th September 2.30pmCathedral Fellowship get together. All are welcome.

Saturday 7th July 1.00pm – 4.00pmFree entry, all are welcome.See Behind the Scenes at Chichester Cathedral.As part of the Festival of Chichester areas of the Cathedral normally closed to the public will be open to visitors. The Song School, the Library and the private chapel of the Bishop of Chichester (40 spiral steps up to Song School and Library).Friday 27th July 10.00am – 3.00pm Family Activity: Monster Mania! Design and make a marvellous monster mask and follow an exciting trail through the Cathedral to fi nd hidden monsters before collecting a prize. £2.50 per child. No need to book, just drop in.Saturday 28th July – Sunday 12th AugustOpen daily 10.00am – 5.00pmSouthern Ceramic Group – Summer Exhibition. In the Bishop’s Kitchen at Chichester Cathedral. www.southernceramicgroup.co.uk

August

EXHIBITIONS

Thursday 22nd June until Sunday 30th SeptemberTHRESHOLDS: An exhibition by the award-winning international sculptor Diane Maclean.This collection of large scale sculptures, positioned both inside and outside the Cathedral, explores powerful themes of transformation and journey. (See July entry for more details).

OTHER EVENTS

Friday 3rd August 10.00am – 12 noon ✣Friends’ Monthly Coffee at 4 Canon LaneUntil Sunday 12th August Open daily 10.00am – 5.00pm Southern Ceramic Group – Summer Exhibition in the Bishop’s Kitchen at Chichester CathedralTuesday 21st August 10.00am – 3.00pmFamily Activity: Crazy Colours! Experience the ‘crazy

colours’ around the Cathedral by following a short trail, before collecting a prize. Design and make a pair of magnifi cent crazy glasses or a beautiful stained glass window. £2.50 per child. No need to book, just drop in.

July

CONCERTS

Tuesday 3rd July 1.10pm ★Festival of Chichester Lunchtime Concert: Victor Ryabchikov (piano) in aid of Chichester Cathedral Restoration and Development Trust Thursday 5th July 7.30pm ●Concert: Dvorak’s New World with Worthing Symphony Orchestra and Kosmos Ensemble Tuesday 10th July 1.10pm ★Festival of Chichester Lunchtime Concert: Stephen Kovacevich (piano) in aid of Chichester Cathedral Restoration and Development Trust Tuesday 10th July 6.30pm ●Festival of Chichester: South Downs Poetry Festival - Poetry and Music Thursday 12th July 7.00pm ★Prebendal School Summer Concert

LECTURES AND TALKS

Wednesday 18th July 10.30am – 12 noon ●Hot Topic Talk- ‘Antisemitism Beyond the Headlines’ with Rabbi Dr Andrea Zanardo (pictured left) of Brighton & Hove Reform Synagogue. At 4 Canon Lane.

EXHIBITION Thursday 22nd June until Sunday 30th September

THRESHOLDS: An exhibition by the award-winning international sculptor Diane Maclean.

“The threshold is the place to pause.” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

A stunning collection of fi ve large-scale sculptures, by the award-winning sculptor and installation artist Diane Maclean. Exploring themes of transformation and journey, Diane’s unique sculptures incorporate light, refl ection and colour.The sculptures are positioned both inside and outside the Cathedral, and several have been created especially for this event. Visitors are invited to follow a sculpture trail and experience these fascinating installations in this very special setting. Open daily with free entry.

OTHER EVENTS

Monday 2nd July 2.00pm ●Festival of Chichester Guided Tour: War into Peace: Personalities and Stories of First World War Chichester and its Cathedral. £6.00.Friday 6th July 10.00am – 12 noon ✣Friends’ Monthly Coffee Morning at 4 Canon Lane.

Symbol key ★ Entry is free✣ Chichester Cathedral Friends’ events. Open to all.

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Chichester Cathedral is open daily from 7.15am – 6.30pm (Monday – Saturday) and 7.15am – 5.00pm (Sunday). Entry is free.

July ~ September 2018EVENTS

For complete and up-to-date information see www.chichestercathedral.org.uk or contact the Cathedral Offi ces: Tel: 01243 782595 • Email: info@chichestercathedral.org.uk. For details of services please also see website.

Circle of Light by Diane Maclean

Thresholds by Diane Maclean

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