*Choral Evensong takes place at 17:30; on Sundays it starts at 16:30 and can be live-streamed from our website. On occasion, the service may be replaced with Eucharist or spoken Evening Prayer, so please check our service listings on our website in advance.

This service is sung by the Cathedral Choir. It contains prayers, readings and canticles (songs) from the Book of Common Prayer. It is a quiet and peaceful service to end the day.

All are welcome to join us at Salisbury for worship at any or all our services. There is no charge to attend or for those wishing to pray in private.

*This service takes place on weekday at 07:30, and 08:30 on Saturdays.

All are welcome to join us at the start of the day for this short service of Morning Prayer, with readings and prayers for the day, in the quiet atmosphere of the Trinity Chapel.

All are welcome to join us at the start of the day to remember and celebrate Christ.

All are welcome to join us at the start of the day for this short service of Morning Prayer, with readings and prayers for the day, in the quiet atmosphere of the Trinity Chapel.

*This service is broadcast and streamed live online from our website at www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/live

All are welcome to the service of the Eucharist, an opportunity come together in prayer and worship and to receive our Lord Jesus Christ in the bread of communion.

This service is sung by the Cathedral Choir. The service will last for about 1 hour, and is open to all ages. On occasion, service and prayer times may change. Please check our music scheme and service listings on our website for further information.

All are welcome to join us at the end of the day for this short service with readings and prayers.

Written for alto, tenor and piano, Abraham and Isaac is one of Britten’s most compelling vocal works. Drawing on the medieval Chester Mystery Plays, it retells the story of Abraham and Isaac with striking directness and emotional depth. The two voices take on multiple roles, creating a vivid musical drama that remains one of the composer’s most distinctive settings of a biblical text.

Performed in the unique setting of Salisbury Cathedral, this concert offers an opportunity to experience Britten’s music alongside works by some of his contemporaries, placing Abraham and Isaac within the rich musical landscape of twentieth-century Britain.

This concert forms part of a wider weekend at Salisbury Cathedral celebrating the life and music of Benjamin Britten, marking the 50th anniversary of his death in 2026. The celebrations continue at Choral Evensong on Sunday 22 November, when Britten’s Hymn to St Cecilia will be sung on the Feast of St Cecilia, which also falls on the composer’s birthday.

Tickets are available online or through the Cathedral Box Office, open Monday–Friday 10am–4pm.

For visitors with access requirements, or if you require an essential companion to accompany you, please contact the Cathedral Box Office to book your tickets.

Email: [email protected]. Tel: 01722 656 555.

Join poetry legend Michael Rosen as he presents his new one-person show Getting Through It, formed of a double-bill of monologues.

Exploring themes of grief and mortality, Michael recounts powerful and personal stories - from the death of his son from meningitis at the age of 18 and the immense emotions from the unexpected loss, to the 48 days he spent in intensive care after contracting COVID-19, facing his own mortality after being put into an induced coma and having a 50% chance of dying.

Both stories are told with Michael's signature positivity, humour and poetry. Together, the two pieces are a testimony to the spirit of recovery.

"Simple yet powerfully affecting, it is a remarkable event" West End Best Friend ★★★★★

"A universal human journey" Everything Theatre ★★★★★