The resonant and inviting acoustic of St David’s Cathedral is perfectly suited to music for brass ensemble – it’s a match made in heaven, you might say. These concerts showcase the Brass of the TSO, a group of players renowned for their vitality, versatility and all-round brilliance.
Tickets here
A time to sow so seeds of creativity will flower.
Blooming Church 2020 heralds the Cathedral’s 52nd floral festival.
Each February, St David’s blooms and fills with the most exquisite fragrances that only flowers can give, as it plays host to an extraordinary array of floral exhibits, botanical art, music and community creativity.
Open to the public from:
Entry $3, children free
FRIDAY
Dean’s Tours 12noon, 1:30pm, 3pm
Tea Rooms open 11am — 4:15pm
SATURDAY
Bell Tower tours 10am, 10:45am, 11:30am, 12:15pm
Dean’s Tours 10am, 11:30am, 1pm, 2:30pm, 4pm (afternoon tours include belltower.)
Tea Rooms open 9am — 4:15pm
Floral Art demonstration 2pm by Norma Gordon OAM
SUNDAY
Concert 2pm Tickets $15
A celebration of music to close the festival
Concert: Sunday 9 February, 2pm Tickets $15, available at the door.
A celebration of music to close the Blooming Church festival featuring Belinda Ratnik (Flute), Jo-Anne Kemp (Piano), Rosalie Campbell (Piano), Pete Warren (organ & piano), Xavier Gandy (French horn) and Members of the St. David’s Cathedral Choir
Tickets $15 available from the door.
All proceeds to the Friends of St. Davids.
Hobart Organ Society present Peter Warren (Organ & Piano) & Belinda Ratnik (Flute).
These concerts are free but a donation can be made at the end. Money supports both the Hobart Organ Society and St. David’s Cathedral
Come and join in the beauty of Evensong as we gather in worship and around God’s word and sing his praises.
Catriona Johnson, our student minister, will speaking .
There will be light refreshments afterward in 121 Macquarie St.
If you’d like to join with the choir please come at 4.30 ready to sing.
Are you new to Christianity? Have you’ve been thinking about Jesus but want to know more before you take the step of trusting him? Are you a new Christian and want to explore more about what that means? Have you been a Christian for a while and want rethink what Jesus means? Or do you know someone who does? Alpha is a great way to explore questions like these with people who are asking similar things. We meet each week over a meal for about an hour and a half to share our thoughts and ideas on who we think Jesus is and what it means to be a Christian.
If that interests you, please come! Alpha sessions will start on Tuesday 25th February at 6:00pm. There is no commitment or payment required, just a willingness to be open minded to how being a follower of Jesus will change your life. If you would like to know more, please talk to either the Dean or Catriona Johnson.
All welcome to join us for our Ash Wednesday service of imposition of Ashes and Choral Eucharist as we start Lent.
Remember you are dust,
and to dust you shall return.
Turn away from sin,
and be faithful to Christ.
A Diocesan Celebration of ministry around Tasmania and ordination. Family friendly with bbq afterward.
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