Mosaics were first used to decorate floors in ancient buildings. Using small pieces of stone or tiles to create colourful and awesome geometric designs. In this February Half Term activity create your own Mosaic tile. Each tile costs £3.50, families can purchase multiple tiles to design. The session lasts around 1 hour from 10:30-11:30. Due […]
A finger labyrinth is a smaller and more portable version of a full-size labyrinth. Instead of walking, you use your finger to trace through the labyrinth slowly and calmly, focusing all your thoughts and concentration on tracing that path. Finger Labyrinths can be used if you feel sad, worried or stressed. Make your own finger […]
Lauded for their “immensely colourful, lyrical and expressive playing” (Laura Snowden), Quartet Malamatina is an international guitar quartet comprised of Tim Beattie (Canada), Finlay Hay (Scotland), Ross Morris (England), and Lenny Ranallo (USA). Formed while studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Quartet Malamatina have recently performed at the 2021 UN Climate Conference, St Giles’ […]
The Cathedral is thrilled to welcome The University of North Georgia Singers (USA) and La Belle Voci, under the direction of Dr. John M. Broman, to give a concert in the Fratry Hall on Wednesday 15 March 2023. The UNG Singers are a performance-oriented ensemble that sings often on campus and throughout the community and […]
Join us in the magnificent Fratry Hall for an afternoon of free live music from David Edmonds (flute) and Charles Edmondson (piano). This varied programme, entitled 'Music for the Dance', will include pieces for waltz, tango, bolero and the classic Hungarian dance, the Csárdás. This is an informal free recital; our café will be open […]