10 days - Winchester

Winchester Cathedral | CHALK Sharing Heritage

Exhibition | 10 October – 7 November | Admission information below

9.30am – 5.00 pm ( Mon – Sat ), 12.30 – 3.00 pm (Sun)

Artworks, writing poetry and performance bring to light hidden histories, deep foundations and reflections on life, death, miracles and the Trinity. The chalk theme provides inspiration and material for well-established and emerging artists working in paint, print, performance and film. Normal entry fees apply. The exhibition continues in the City Museum

Special Event | All Welcome

Participating artists:

Lucy Ash | Frances Bennett | James Briggs | Vanda Campbell with Irena Willmott | Helena Eflerova with Hugh Greasley | Caroline Hall | Tony Kenyon | Simon Ryder | Hyde and Taveners Writers - local writers and poets

Cathedral Green: Isabella Martin

Special Event Listing | All Welcome

Saturday 24 October: Sharing Heritage Grand Open Event | 6 - 7pm City Museum, 7 - 8.30pm Winchester Cathedral | free entry Artist’s talks, readings and performance

Access:

Winchester Cathedral, 9 The Close, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 9LS

• Wheelchair access to Cathedral ground floor and upper ground floor via a chairlift
• Induction loop
• Touch and hearing facility
• Braille guide
• Sensory trail for pre-booked groups
• Accessibility toilets
• Wheelchair access to the Visitors’ Centre
• Further information

Admission:

Entry Adult - £7.00; Concession - £5.50; Student - £4.00; Children under 16 (with family) – Free) Once you have a ticket, visit as often as you like for 12 months and are eligible for a free guided tour of the Cathedral, Treasury and crypt.

Visitors’ admission prices: Your visit also helps to support the work of the Dean and Chapter. The Cathedral receives no funding from State or Church and are reliant on the contribution made by the congregation, community and visitors.

Please note: On occasion, for special services and events the Cathedral may not be open to visitors, please check for temporary closures

• Laid to Rest (detail) © Campbell & Willmott
• Giants of Albion © Simon Ryder, SPUD Observatory Artist, 2015
• William Walker the Diver who Saved a Cathedral (detail) © Tony Kenyon
• Published on: Sun, July 26, 2015