Families with children and history fans of all ages are invited to step back in time next weekend (27th to 29th January) at the Katharine of Aragon Festival hosted by Peterborough Cathedral and Peterborough Museum.

Peterborough Cathedral has made it to the final of a competition to find Britain’s favourite cathedral treasure.

As news comes in of continuing destruction in Ukraine this winter, Peterborough Cathedral is renewing its call for hosts to come forward to offer accommodation for those fleeing the war-torn country.

What a year! Just when we thought that putting the worst of the pandemic behind us might bring us some kind of normality, Russia invaded Ukraine, throwing economies around the world into turmoil, and creating financial havoc even for ordinary people.

Following the success of the ‘Made in Lockdown’ exhibition shown in early in 2022, Peterborough Cathedral is once again calling for entries for an open exhibition of artworks reflecting on the times in which we live.

The 'Sacristy Stitchers', a group of around 20 people who take shifts working on a 4 metre long embroidery of Peterborough Cathedral’s nave ceiling, had some exciting visitors last week (on 9th December 2022).

Vice Dean hands over cheque for £1200 to help the Pakistan Flood Relief Effort.

Peterborough Cathedral and Peterborough Museum have announced the programme for the 2023 Katharine of Aragon Festival.

Get your dancing shoes on! Just a month from today, on Friday 2nd December 2022, you could be dancing the night away at Peterborough Cathedral’s Christmas Silent Disco.