Join us under the Dome of Christopher Wren’s masterpiece to hear the world-famous organ of St Paul’s Cathedral in the hands of some of the world’s finest players.

Join us under the Dome of Christopher Wren’s masterpiece to hear the world-famous organ of St Paul’s Cathedral in the hands of some of the world’s finest players.

Join us for this free event with broadcaster Andrew Green, and soprano and performer Dame Emma Kirby: a dramatisation of the remarkable story of the 'Choristers' friend', Maria Hackett.

The Clergy Support Trust Festival is the oldest choral festival in the world, bringing together three outstanding cathedral choirs in one historic and moving service.

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra joins the Royal Opera House’s Songs for Ukraine Chorus in a one-night performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.

Hear the organ of St Paul's as you've never experienced it before as Martin Baker improvises to the 1925 classic silent film The Phantom of the Opera, shown on a big screen.

A special performance by the London Film Music Orchestra performing their Best of Hans Zimmer and Film Favourites Illuminated tour. 

Join Maggie's at St Paul’s Cathedral on Thursday 7th December for a truly enchanting evening of outstanding music from world-class performers and seasonal readings from celebrity guests.

Chine McDonald will deconstruct the myth of perfect motherhood in the light of 2,000 years of cultural depictions of the Virgin Mary.

An academic seminar presenting the latest research from Professor Esther Mombo, Professor of Theology and Church History, and former Deputy Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs at St. Paul’s University in Limuru, Kenya.

The Clergy Support Trust Festival, the oldest choral festival in the world, takes place for the 368th time on Tuesday 9 May 2023 at 5pm at St Paul’s Cathedral.

John Rutter conducts his life-affirming Requiem under the great dome of St Paul’s Cathedral, returning with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and The Bach Choir

Join us to celebrate the Lord Mayor's Show Day with free entry to St Paul's and £10 entry to climb the Dome.

Celebrate Mitzvah Day at the Jewish Museum London. Mitzvah Day is a time to make a positive difference to the world through acts of kindness. Find out about past acts of kindness and small acts you can do to make a difference.  

An afternoon to consider our changing relationship to the natural world through art.

Diarmaid MacCulloch tells a 3,000-year-long tale of Christians encountering sex, gender and family, from the Bible to the present day.

A Christmas concert to support the work of the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association

Join us as in an afternoon of creative writing inspired by Dr Martin Luther King Jr's famous speech .

Discover more about the monuments and the people they commemorate in Artists' Corner at St Paul's Cathedral