Come and joi
n in the beauty of Evensong as we gather in worship and around God’s word and sing his praises.
The Rev’d Ruth Hanlon, soon to be Venerable, of Sandy Bay/ Taroona will speaking .
Cancelled Hymnfest 2020
Unfortunately current restrictions have led to the cancellation of this event supporting Bible Society and Seniors Week. Hymnfest will return in 2021 God willing.
Concert: Andrew Legg and Maria Lurighi in concert – Sunday 11 October, 2pm
Andrew Legg and Maria Lurighi in concert
This internationally acclaimed duo will create arresting soundscapes, incorporating African American gospel, jazz & soul with a contemporary Australian twist.
Tickets are limited, so those wishing to attend are advised to book early. Part of the proceeds supports the Cathedral’s music ministry.
Doors open 1:30pm. No reserved seating. Covid-19 Safety restrictions apply.
Tickets $25 / $20 concession, available from Trybooking
Alpha @ The Cathedral
There are some questions that Google can’t answer.
Questions like Who is Jesus? How can I have hope? or even How can I make the most of the rest of my life?
Do you want to know the answers? Yes?
Then Alpha @ The Cathedral is for you.
Alpha is a great way to explore questions like these in a fun, low-key, no-pressure environment. We provide something to eat and a video. All you need is a spare hour and a half, and a curious mind to see who Jesus is.
And its free with no commitment!
Whether you are exploring Christianity, are a new Christian or have been one for a while, Alpha is for you.
Join us each Monday from 7 to 8:30 pm in the Bishop Hay Centre, 121 Macquarie St
Want to know more?
Email either Catriona Johnson (catriona@saintdavids.com.au) or Clif McDonnell (clif@saintdavids.org.au).
Or on Facebook: Alpha at the Cathedral
Concert: The Wolfe Brothers – Saturday 3 October, 5pm & 7:30pm
The Wolfe Brothers
7.30pm show SOLD OUT
Afternoon show announced: 5.00pm
Tickets are limited, so those wishing to attend are advised to book early. Part of the proceeds supports the Cathedral’s music ministry.
Doors open 30 mins prior to concert. No reserved seating. Covid-19 Safety restrictions apply.
Tickets available from
https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/cb34ff4a-1320-4f8c-8be8-e7eb541aafc7
Service: Choral Evensong September 27, 5.30pm
Come and join in the beauty of Evensong as we gather in worship and around God’s word and sing his praises.
The Rev’d Scott Sargent of CMS Tas, will speaking .
Concert: Van Diemen’s Fiddles: Sunday 20 September, 2pm and 4pm
Van Diemen’s Fiddles
Julia Fredersdorff, Rachel Myers and Emily Sheppard – extending the boundaries of violin playing in a highly original combination.
Concerts at 2pm and 4pm.
Tickets are limited, so those wishing to attend are advised to book early. Part of the proceeds supports the Cathedral’s music ministry.
Doors open 30 minutes prior to concerts. No reserved seating. Covid-19 Safety restrictions apply.
Tickets $25 / $20 concession, available from Trybooking
Venus & Adonis: Second concert – Sunday 13 September, 7pm
Second concert added by popular demand!
A performed reading of William Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis, featuring Marta Dusseldorp and Ben Winspear, with media by Matt Scott and music by Thomas Rimes.
Tickets are limited, so those wishing to attend are advised to book early. Part of the proceeds supports the Cathedral’s music ministry.
Doors open 6:30pm. No reserved seating. Covid-19 Safety restrictions apply.
Tickets $25 / $20 concession, available from Trybooking:
Service: Battle of Britain, September 12, 2pm
On the 80th anniversary of
the decisive conflict of
The Battle of Britain
A service of National Commemoration
for all who have fought and served in
The Royal Australian Air Force
and Allied and other Air Forces.
Dean Richard Humphrey, will be the speaker.
Music by The Army Band, Tasmania.
Concert: First Signs of Life – Sunday 6 September, 2pm
A performed reading of William Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis, featuring Marta Dusseldorp and Ben Winspear, with media by Matt Scott and music by Thomas Rimes.
Tickets are limited, so those wishing to attend are advised to book early. Part of the proceeds supports the Cathedral’s music ministry.
Doors open 1:30pm. No reserved seating. Covid-19 Safety restrictions apply.
Tickets $25 / $20 concession, available from Trybooking:
St David’s Cathedral will host the First Signs of Life concert series in August and September 2020. Coordinated by the Cathedral’s Director of Music, Thomas Rimes, these concerts will feature the first public performances of several outstanding Tasmanian-based performers since the beginning of COVID-19 restrictions.
