Our service of Morning Prayer is live-streamed on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, from the home of one of our clergy.

You are welcome to join us for Evensong or Evening Prayer on Saturdays and Sundays. These services feature beautiful music and prayer, offering a calm and reflective way to end the day.
On Saturdays, the service will take place at 3.30pm, moving to 5.15pm from Saturday 7 March 2026. On Sundays, the service begins at 3.30pm.
All are welcome to share in the singing, listening, and reflection, whether you are familiar with the tradition or visiting for the first time.

You are welcome to join us for Choral Evensong during term time, and Evening Prayer during school half term. On Thursdays, Evening Prayer takes place every week.
A jewel of the English choral tradition, the words of this service have remained largely unchanged for 500 years, while composers have created a wealth of music to bring them to life.
At Bristol Cathedral, the music ranges from 16th-century compositions to pieces written last year. The service lasts around 40 minutes and is a peaceful way to end your day.

This service offers an opportunity to remember loved ones who have died, to give thanks for their lives, and to find comfort in the company of others. Through music, readings, prayer and silence, we will create space to reflect on cherished memories, acknowledge our grief, and hold onto the hope that love endures.

There will be an opportunity to light a candle in memory of someone dear to you. Whether your bereavement is recent or long ago, whether your memories bring comfort, sorrow, gratitude or a mixture of all three, you are warmly invited to take part.

In a world that can seem busy and demanding, All Souls offers a moment to pause, remember and be still.

Come as you are. Everyone is welcome.

Take a pause in the middle of your day and enjoy live music in the beautiful setting of Bristol Cathedral. Our Lunchtime Recitals bring together talented musicians from the city and beyond, offering performances that range from classical favourites to new compositions. Lasting around 45 minutes, these informal concerts are free to attend, but we are grateful for any donation you are able to make. All are welcome!

Tuesdays at 1.15pm - 2.00pm

3 Nov | Jonathan Hope | Organ
17 Nov | Lucie Tenet & Ana Harris | Voice & Clarinet
24 Nov | Carleton Etherington | Organ

1 Dec | Mabelle Young-Eun Park | Violin
15 Dec | Luke Bond | Organ

2027
5 Jan | Keith Tempest | Cello
12 Jan | Rupert Egerton-Smith | Piano
19 Jan | Trinity Academy | Variety
26 Jan | Ben Bloor | Organ

2 Feb | Sam Bristow | Organ
9 Feb | Matthew McVey | Organ
16 Feb | Elisabeth Egel | Piano
23 Feb | Paul Walton | Organ

2 Mar | Claire Hobbs | Organ
9 Mar | Alexander Learmonth | Bass
16 Mar | Peter King | Organ

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This atmospheric service marks the beginning of the Church year, as we prepare for Christ’s coming at Christmas and at the end of time. Beginning in darkness, the Cathedral gradually fills with light as congregational candles are lit while the Choir processes through the building.

Step into the glow of candlelight and share in one of Bristol Cathedral's most popular Christmas traditions.

Carols by Candlelight brings together beautiful choral music, festive readings and favourite Christmas carols in the stunning surroundings of Bristol Cathedral. Sung by the Cathedral Choir, the concerts combine much-loved seasonal music with opportunities for everyone to join in and sing.

Gather with friends and family, enjoy the atmosphere as candlelight fills the Cathedral, and celebrate the season alongside others from across Bristol. Whether part of an annual Christmas tradition or a first visit to the Cathedral, Carols by Candlelight offers a memorable evening of music and celebration in the heart of the city.