Golden Gallery closure

Friday 10th July: Our uppermost gallery, the Golden Gallery, is closed today due to high temperatures. The Whispering Gallery and Stone Gallery remain open as usual. 

Golden Gallery closure

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St Paul's Watch gathered at the Cathedral

Hidden histories

Throughout its history, St Paul’s has been involved in the fight against oppression and inequality – and many key figures in social justice have passed through our doors.
Nelson Chamber reception

Nelson Chamber

Up to 250 guests can join us in the Nelson Chamber, where the tomb of Admiral Lord Nelson provides a unique centrepiece.

north churchyard lead image

The Churchyard

The garden spaces of our Cathedral are a fantastic backdrop for BBQs, bars and canapé receptions, hosting up to 350 guests.

Alan Smith, a black man with bald head and black glasses wearing a navy blazer over a pale blue shirt, stands in front of large glass windows.
Written reflection
Artificial Intelligence
Capitalism
Economics
Inequality
Money
Parables

Fair Money

Alan Smith considers issues of equality, fairness and justice in money and the economy.
Richard is a white man with short grey hair and black rimmed glasses. He wears a clerical collar and black shirt under a casual light jacket and stands holding onto the wooden railing of a boat or a jetty on a lake. The shoreline in the distance has trees, and some buildings, and there are mountains in the distant background. The sky is pale blue with some clouds and the sun is shining on Richard.
Written reflection
Advent
Christmas
Holy Land
Advent

Advent Reflections from Jerusalem

Richard Sewell, Dean of St George's College in Jerusalem, reflects on Advent in the Holy Land.
Peter is a white man with a bald head and wearing a pale blue shirt under a navy jumper. He is smiling.
Written reflection
Epiphany
Magi
New Year

Mid-winter traditions

Peter Graystone rediscovers some forgotten British celebrations.
Henry Moore at Mother and Child

Mother and Child: Hood, by Henry Moore

The arrival in the Cathedral of a ground breaking sculpture by Henry Moore initiated a new relationship with contemporary art which continues to this day.
The monument to Samuel Johnson depicts him leaning on a column, dressed in antique drapes, and contemplating a scroll
Written reflection
Cathedral
History

History Set in Stone: Church, Power and Empire

Students discover how monuments at St Paul’s Cathedral can inform understanding of the British Empire and its influence and impact on the wider world.