You can view and download some educational resources for Holy Week and Easter. These materials are meant for teachers and others who are introducing the festival of Easter to children and young people.

Woven Lives is a beautiful and powerful artwork depicting the stories of the people of Bradford, which will have its debut exhibition at Bradford Cathedral this summer.

As we reach April we’re now now able to reveal an exciting new development that will be taking place this summer: we will be re-painting Bradford Cathedral in the UK City of Culture colours. Here is a video detailing some of the proposals:

A unique opportunity to walk the full 42 miles of the beautiful Yorkshire Heritage Way from Ripon to Bradford takes place from Friday 2nd to Monday 5th May.

Join us in weaving together threads of history, culture, and community – one stitch and one story at a time – from May through to mid-September. Pick up a copy of our new What’s On booklet to find out more.

Letters written to the future will form part of We Will Sing, a project developed by visual artist Ann Hamilton for the vast top-floor of the former textile factory, Salts Mill, as part of Bradford 2025.

The true story of a dark moment in 20th-Century history brought to life in a heartfelt new play with live music.

There are lots of things to see, do and discover for children of all ages, at the free Bradford Cathedral Family Activities, on Tuesday 8th April.

On Tuesday 25th March Canon Ned Lunn talked about Bradford Cathedral’s interfaith work at an event in settle as part of a Lent talk season called ‘Peace is a doing word: living peacefully in a world of conflict’. 

The third national Cathedrals Cycle Relay, following two years of local relays, will launch on Saturday 24th May at Bradford Cathedral.