There is plenty of room at our services but if you are unable or it is unwise that you attend, we will be live-streaming our morning Sunday services through our Facebook page.
8am Holy Communion
10am Holy Communion
You can watch them live or later if you prefer.
There is plenty of room at our services but if you are unable or it is unwise that you attend, we will be live-streaming our morning Sunday services through our Facebook page.
8am Holy Communion
10am Holy Communion
You can watch them live or later if you prefer.
The New Zealand Youth Choir (NZYC) has achieved considerable success since its formation in 1979. Performances in New Zealand and twelve international tours including visits to the UK, Europe, Canada, USA, Australia, Singapore, Russia, the Republic of Korea, China and the Pacific Islands have firmly established its reputation for consistency, energy and excellence. The Choir is comprised of around fifty 18 to 25-year-old singers and operates on a 3-year audition cycle.
Experience the breadth and beauty of the modern concert harp.Inspired by her life as an American artist living in Australia, Emily Granger performs contemporary works that unearth the breadth and beauty of harp music from the two countries. From Australia, much-loved composers Elena Kats-Chernin and Ross Edwards feature with exciting emerging voices. Equally breathtaking are works by American luminaries Libby Larsen, Laura Zaerr and Deborah Henson-Conant. With themes of travel and isolation; serenity and solitude; this music paints a vivid portrait of an artist’s life in transit between opposite sides of the globe. Rich in imagination and overflowing with stories, this is a chance to observe Emily’s artistry like you’ve never heard it before.
‘Impressive virtuosity … and eye-opening versatility as well.’ Limelight magazine
American-born, Australian-based harpist Emily Granger effortlessly straddles the worlds of classical and popular music. With past performances including glittering appearances with cellist Yo-Yo Ma, singer-songwriter Sarah Blasko and soprano Renée Fleming, Emily’s considerable talent finds her equally at home in intimate chamber recitals and thrilling performances of daring new works.
Wednesday 6th April, 7:30pm.
Please join us for our 54th annual Blooming Church community floral festival over the Regatta Day long weekend. There’ll be floral displays, a botanical art exhibition, musical performances, second-hand book sales, tours of the Cathedral, and art demonstrations. Returning this year is an interactive children’s garden with a discovery challenge and prizes.
All are welcome to attend and admission to the festival is free.
Friday 11th February
Saturday 12th February
Sunday 13th February
Monday 14th February
The annual floral festival is organised by the Friends of St David’s to raise funds in support of the mission and ministry of the Cathedral.
Cathedral Organist and University of Tasmania Emeritus Professor of medieval history takes on the nine movements of Messiaen’s meditative, stately work La Nativité du Seigneur, accompanied by Biblical verses read in the original French.
Sunday 30th January at 2pm.
Admission is free and open to all.
This recital is presented as part of the 2022 MONA FOMA Festival.
For further information, please click here to visit the Festival website.
On Saturday 29th January at 2pm Peter Warren presents an organ recital of French compositions for organ, covering the early baroque, romantic, and modern eras.
This recital is presented as part of the 2022 MONA FOMA Festival.
Free to attend, all welcome.
For further information, please click here to visit the Festival website.
An immersive, candle lit experience with singing bowls, gregorian chanting, taiko drumming, spoken word, percussion and instrumental music.
An opportunity to reflect on the heart of Australia Day.
Presented by Cathedral Director of Music, Thomas Rimes.
Tuesday 25th January at 9:30pm.
Everyone is welcome to come to the Cathedral as we celebrate the birth of Christ.
Bookings are not required but the congregation will need to wear masks for the services.
Christmas Eve – Friday 24th December
Christmas Day – Saturday 25th December
Apart from the Family Service, all the other Christmas services will be streamed live on our Facebook page (click here for more details).
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oin us for one of the most popular and enduring works for choir, orchestra and soloists – Handel’s masterpiece, “Messiah” performed in the beautiful surroundings of St David’s Cathedral.
Our soloists are Grace Ovens (soprano), Nicholas Tolputt (countertenor), Alexander Rodrigues (tenor) and Michael Lampard (bass-baritone).
Featuring the Argyle Orchestra and Choir, conducted by Thomas Rimes.
No reserved seating. Doors open 6:30pm. Tickets $40 / $35 concession.
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