Our first Movie Night at St Mark’s is on Wednesday 17th September at 7.30pm

Bring your own drinks and snacks.

More information on the movie, nearer the time.

Please reserve a free seat by emailing the church office or speak to Father Chris or Bernadette.

This is a group of active writers working on a variety of writing projects.
We meet monthly to review and provide feedback on members' work.
Are you an aspiring or experienced writer, looking for a supportive community of fellow writers?
If so, join us at St Mark's English Church.
For more information, please contact George on [email protected]

The choir meets to practice every Friday evening, 6.30pm - 7.30pm, and Sunday morning at 9.00am

Come and join us at 10.30 every Sunday. We use the Church of England liturgy, sing hymns, and have intercessions.
Our SATB choir helps us in our worship, and you can listen to the hymns we sing, and our Mass setting on our website: stmarksitaly.com
We enjoy meeting new people from all over the world, as well as gathering with our regular congregation.
After the service we meet in our 15th Century Salone for refreshments.

Every third Sunday we have a Bring and Share Lunch after the service, to which you are invited.

If you can, please bring some food to share with others; perhaps a favourite dish, or something you have bought from Conad! Food and drink are welcome.

Please label the ingredients of your food, so those with allergies can eat safely.

If you can’t bring anything, don’t worry, we will share what we have!

All are welcome.

A small group that meets twice a month on a Thursday.
We all bring food to share around a table and then we talk about the Bible, current affairs, or a particular topic.
We are a mixed group, from different Christian denominations and none; of different ages and backgrounds, cultures, countries and ideas.
We aim to encourage each other and 'digest ideas' as we talk.
For more information contact Father Chris on [email protected]

We have a special visit from the choir of Balliol College, Oxford University, who are leading Choral Evensong at 6pm on Monday 29 September.
All are welcome to join us.

An evocative exploration of Florence’s history, cultural heritage and traditions, narrated through a refined video-storytelling presentation by Erika Ghilardi, director of the Archivio Storico Foto Locchi; one of Italy’s foremost historical photography archives, whose collections have been exhibited in major museums worldwide. With over five million original negatives, the Archivio stands as an enduring guardian of the city’s collective memory.

Through a distinguished selection of more than 150 images, guests will be guided on an immersive journey through 20th-century Florence, from the 1930s to the 1966 Flood, retracing the war years and the rebirth of the fabulous 1950s with the birth of Italian fashion (Gucci, Ferragamo, Pucci…) in the magnificent Sala Bianca of Palazzo Pitti, as well as the great figures who came to visit our city—just to name a few: Audrey Hepburn, Gregory Peck, Brigitte Bardot, Louis Armstrong, Humphrey Bogart...

It is a chronicle of suffering and endurance, yet equally of resilience and rebirth—a timeless portrait of Florence and its people.

An exclusive and different way to experience and discover Florence’s past.