Art for All - tomorrow - all welcome!

Discover Eden in Dundee

The Friends of St Paul's Cathedral, Dundee warmly invites residents to this event on Dundee's Eden Project.

Expressions of interest should be returned to friends@saintpaulscathedral.net :

National Remembrance Day

At the request of St Paul's Cathedral, I am highlighting tomorrow evening's service on National Remembrance Day - all are very welcome!

From the Friends of St Paul’s Cathedral

The Friends of St Paul’s Cathedral, Dundee invite you to ‘The Great Holy Work.’

Learn about the story of the building of St Paul’s and the people who built it.

Dr Aileen Black will talk about the extraordinary idea of building a church on the Castle Hill of Dundee. Aileen is a historian and a member of the Cathedral congregation.

After the talk there will be an opportunity to explore the Cathedral and look in more detail at some of the artworks and memorials that tell the story. 3.00 pm on Saturday 12th March 2022, with tea and cake.

University of Dundee Candlelit Carol Service

The University of Dundee's annual service of Carols by Candlelight will take place tonight at 5pm and will return to St Paul's Cathedral at 1 High Street.

The service takes the form of nine lessons/poems and traditional carols.    The singing will be led by the University Choirs who will also contribute a number of choral pieces.    There will be a reception with mince pies and mulled wine after the service.

University Chaplain, Rev Dr Fiona Douglas says, "The Carol Service is one of the highlight of the University year when staff and students, their families, and the local community come together to mark Christmas."

All welcome!

Choral Concert – The Australian Voices

From St Paul's Episcopal Cathedral:

I write to let you know of a concert in the Cathedral by singers from the vocal ensemble ‘The Australian Voices’ on Wednesday 29th August at 7.30 pm.

This dynamic, young choir have a fantastic reputation for singing of an incredibly high standard; they are currently over from Australia performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival before they embark on a tour around the United Kingdom.   Their programme will include beautiful choral classics from Mozart and Bach to Bruckner and Rachmaninov.   Those who buy tickets for the concert also get free entry to a vocal workshop with the singers at 6.30 pm.

Tickets are available online at www.theaustralianvoices.com or at the door on the evening of the concert (adults: £12, concession: £10, student: £8 - and there is a group ticket for 10 people available at £108) and those who would like to take part in the vocal workshop with the choir are asked to register online for that on the same website.

A high quality PDF version of this poster can be downloaded by clicking here.

St Paul's Cathedral's Lunchtime Recital

Two of Scotland's finest traditional musicians, singer Sheena Wellington and fiddler Karen Hannah, are the guests at St Paul's Cathedral's Lunchtime Recital on Saturday 15th October. 

Dundonian Sheena Wellington's pure clear voice and extensive repertoire has enchanted audiences in clubs, festivals and concert halls throughout the British Isles, Europe, North Africa and the Far East.  

Karen Hannah is well-travelled young fiddle-player having toured in the UK, throughout Europe and as far afield as New Zealand. As well as being an accomplished soloist she is a member of several duos, trios and ceilidh bands. She is involved in organising music events and is kept busy teaching fiddle at The Wighton Centre in Dundee, in schools and community centres and to private pupils. 

The pair will provide a varied programme of Scots traditional music and song laced with their deep knowledge and sparkling humour. 

The concert starts at 1pm and tickets are £4, £3 concessions and £2 children, on the door.