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Bradford Cathedral Family Activities return for the 2025 Easter Holidays
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.
Peace is a Doing Word: Canon Ned – Peace between faiths
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’.
Annual Cathedrals Cycle Relay to Launch from Bradford Cathedral in UK City of Culture Year
The third national Cathedrals Cycle Relay, following two years of local relays, will launch on Saturday 24th May at Bradford Cathedral.
Notes from an Organist: Victoria Ulriksen (Norway)
On Wednesday 2nd April we welcome Victoria Ulriksen from Norway for our tenth organ recital of 2025. In this edition of ‘Notes from an Organist’ we discover more about them, and what to expect from their recital, including telling stories through their music; how her European tour is going; and opening the Salzburg Festival four times!
Top Ten Tourist Treats No.10
Every day in English Tourism Week, we are sharing one of our ‘Top Ten Tourist Treats’ here at Bradford Cathedral.
Today’s treat is our Significant Memorials
Organic Visitations YouTube channel comes to play Bradford Cathedral’s organ
We were delighted to welcome ‘Organic Visitations’ to the Cathedral in March to play our organ.
Top Ten Tourist Treats No.9
Every day in English Tourism Week, we are sharing one of our ‘Top Ten Tourist Treats’ here at Bradford Cathedral.
Today’s treat is the Icon of of the Holy Spirit
Bradford Cathedral to be hugged again at Mothering Sunday service
‘Clypping (hugging) the church’ will take place at this year’s Mothering Sunday service. Though we’ll be praying for better weather in 2025!
Notes from an Organist: Alexander Binns (Derby Cathedral)
In this edition of ‘Notes from an Organist’ we discover more about them, and what to expect from their recital, including performing for members of the Royal Family; playing the organ in Iceland; and accompanying silent movies with music.
Top Ten Tourist Treats No.8
Every day in English Tourism Week, we are sharing one of our ‘Top Ten Tourist Treats’ here at Bradford Cathedral.
Today’s treat is our Links to wool and the “Battle/s of the Steeple”