Including a candlelit piano recital and ethereal soprano performance.
A relaxed and romantic evening under the moon, enjoy pop-up music experiences in the candlelit surroundings of Winchester Cathedral.
A date night for the senses.
See the candlelit interior of Winchester Cathedral, further illuminated by the Museum of the Moon artwork by artist Luke Jerram.
Hear world class music by Winchester Cathedral's Sub-Organist, Claudia Grinnell and Soprano Lucy Hole.
Taste a range of sweet treats and hot beverages, brought to you by the talented Winchester Cathedral Cafe team.
This is a relaxed event which will allow you to walk around the cathedral at your own leisure and enjoy the various pop-up musical experiences, including music in the crypt.
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