Start your day with our services of Morning Prayer, including readings from the Bible, and periods of silence for prayer and reflection. Join us in person for any of these services. On Mondays – Saturdays this service will also be livestreamed via our Facebook page.

Join us in-person at 9am on Saturdays and 12:30pm on weekdays for a brief service of psalms, readings from Holy Scripture, and prayers.

During term time join us choral music, sung by the Cathedral Choir. When the Choir is not in residence, join us for Evening Prayer or Evensong featuring a visiting choir (See our website for details). Join us for these services via our YouTube channel.

Join us on Friday evenings for readings from the Bible and an opportunity for reflection and prayer. Join us in-person or via our YouTube channel.

Start your day with our services of Morning Prayer, including readings from the Bible, and periods of silence for prayer and reflection. Join us in person for any of these services. On Mondays – Saturdays this service will also be livestreamed via our Facebook page.

Join us in-person at 9am on Saturdays and 12:30pm on weekdays for a brief service of psalms, readings from Holy Scripture, and prayers.

Join us on Monday afternoons for weekly organ recitals, featuring our Cathedral and guest organists. No need to book, just take a seat in the Nave and enjoy the performance.

During term time join us choral music, sung by the Cathedral Choir. When the Choir is not in residence, join us for Evening Prayer or Evensong featuring a visiting choir (See our website for details). Join us for these services via our YouTube channel.

Eucharist takes place using the Book of Common Prayer on Sunday mornings. Join us in-person at the Cathedral at 8am.

Celebrate the Last Supper through sermon and prayer at our Sunday Sung Eucharist services. You can also join the livestreamed services via our YouTube channel.

At this Requiem Eucharist for All Souls’ Day, we remember with thanksgiving those we have loved and lost. Following All Saints’ Day, which honours all the saints, All Souls’ Day allows us to commemorate those we have known personally – those who gave us life, guided us, or nurtured us in faith.

The liturgy reflects the deep mystery of God’s mercy – both awe-inspiring and life-giving.

As part of the service, we will read the names of the faithful departed. If you would like a name read out, please email [email protected] by 12 noon on Friday 30 October with the subject line 'All Souls’ Day Remembrance'.

This service will also be live-streamed via our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NewcastleCathedral
For more events and services at Newcastle Cathedral, please visit newcastlecathedral.org.uk/whats-on

Join us on the Third Sunday Before Advent for a Sung Eucharist marking Remembrance Sunday.

As part of this service, we will honour those who have given their lives in conflict and those who continue to serve, risking their lives for others. The service will include the traditional two-minute silence at 11am as we pause to reflect and remember.

This service will also be live-streamed via our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NewcastleCathedral

For more events and services at Newcastle Cathedral – including our Act of Remembrance for Armistice Day, please visit newcastlecathedral.org.uk/whats-on

Gather with us on the eleventh day of the eleventh month – the anniversary of the Armistice that ended the First World War – for a short act of remembrance led by the Dean of Newcastle. The service will conclude with the laying of poppies, honouring all who have served and sacrificed in times of conflict.

Please note: This act of remembrance will not be live-streamed. It will take place inside the West Entrance, near the font. We will lay poppies at the Baptistry screen, which was added to commemorate those who fell during the First World War.

For more events and services at Newcastle Cathedral, please visit newcastlecathedral.org.uk/whats-on

Join us for a candlelit service of choral music, readings and prayers. The Choir leads us on a journey from darkness to light, as we look forward to the hope and light that come with the arrival of Christ, the Light of the World.

This service will also be live-streamed via our YouTube channel.

This year’s Church of England theme for Advent and Christmas is ‘The Gift of Christmas’, focusing on the first and greatest Christmas gift of all: God’s gift of being born as one of us.

For more events and special services at Newcastle Cathedral during Advent & Christmas, please visit https://newcastlecathedral.org.uk/whats-on/category/advent-christmas-2026/

To celebrate the feast day of St Nicholas, the patron saint of Newcastle Cathedral, you are warmly invited to join us in honouring his enduring legacy of kindness and generosity. Together, we will reflect on how these values can inspire the way we live and care for others today.

As part of our Patronal Festival celebrations, the following new Lay and Non-Residentiary Canons will be installed at the Cathedral.

Lay Canons:
Sally Milner
Ian Roberts
Robert Gardener

Non-Residentiary Canons:
Revd Paul Baker
Revd Rachel Scheffer
Revd Charlotte Osborn

Revd Simon Dowson, recently announced as the Bishop of Newcastle’s new Chaplain, will also begin his role as Minor Canon of Newcastle Cathedral.

This service will also be live-streamed via our YouTube channel.

Bring your family along for an interactive Nativity experience. Meet angels, shepherds and wise men as you follow the Christmas story, with plenty of favourite carols to sing along to.

Please note: Due to its interactive nature, this service won’t be live-streamed – we look forward to welcoming you in person!

For the full programme of Advent & Christmas services and events, visit https://newcastlecathedral.org.uk/whats-on/category/advent-christmas-2026/

A traditional candlelit service that tells the Christmas story – from creation to Christ’s birth – through short passages and beautiful music.

This service will also be live-streamed via our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NewcastleCathedral

This year’s Church of England theme for Advent and Christmas is ‘The Gift of Christmas’, focusing on the first and greatest Christmas gift of all: God’s gift of being born as one of us.

For the full programme of Advent & Christmas services and events, visit https://newcastlecathedral.org.uk/whats-on/category/advent-christmas-2026/

Join us for carols and choral music as we gather for the first Eucharist of Christmas Day, rejoicing in the birth of our Saviour, Jesus Christ.

This service will also be live-streamed via our YouTube channel.

This year’s Church of England theme for Advent and Christmas is ‘The Gift of Christmas’, focusing on the first and greatest Christmas gift of all: God’s gift of being born as one of us.

A joyful, family-friendly service featuring traditional carols, readings, choral music and a Christmas sermon as we rejoice in the birth of Jesus Christ.

This service will also be live-streamed via our YouTube channel.

This year’s Church of England theme for Advent and Christmas is ‘The Gift of Christmas’, focusing on the first and greatest Christmas gift of all: God’s gift of being born as one of us.