Speakers: Zoe Garnham-Archer & Tammy Harding from ScreenCancer and Carrie Stay & Neil Dickson from Clockwork Moggy
Sponsored by Lukehurst
Read MoreAn awe-inspiring art installation is now open at Rochester Cathedral. Whales depicts three majestic sperm whales which will be suspended in the Nave. The thought-provoking and award-winning artwork is by artist Tessa Campbell Fraser and is presented in partnership with MESSUMS ORG.
10th February - 7th March
Read MoreRochester Cathedral welcomed the highest number of worshippers and visitors on record in 2025, with over 323,000 people visiting over the year. This marks a 23% increase from 2024, when 262,000 people came to the Cathedral.
Read MoreThe Friends of Rochester Cathedral have generously pledged to cover the £300,000 cost of a major project to improve the Cathedral’s fire safety systems.
Read MoreDirector of Music, Adrian Bawtree to take on new role supporting Chapter’s vision for the Cathedral and wide community in the context of Music, Arts and Wellbeing.
Read MoreSpeakers: Doug Wanstall from Beyond Zero & Roger McKerlie from The Environmental Business Network
Sponsored by Savills
Read MoreIt has been a whirlwind few months for King’s School Head Boy, and former Rochester Cathedral Chorister, John F. Following a thrilling journey documented in the Netflix docuseries Simon Cowell: The Next Act he has been revealed as one-seventh of the new British boyband signed to EMI/Universal, December 10
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Read MoreEarlier in December we were delighted to welcome Adebanji Alade to Rochester Cathedral. He was here to film a piece for The One Show on BBC One shown on the 16th December.
Read MoreRochester Cathedral honoured to be named Awareness Ambassadors for Peace at a Gala Dinner.
Read MoreSpeakers: The Lord Lieutenant, Lady Colgrain & Clive Stevens and Gary Hake & Jack White from Chatham Town FC
Sponsored by Armour Publishing
Read MoreA chance to read the Cathedral Safeguarding Sunday sermon from Sunday 16th November.
Read MoreFor five days in September a group of Friends of Rochester Cathedral took part in an organised holiday to Cardiff and South Wales.
Read MoreAn article by Adrian Bawtree, Director of Music, on the community project leading to the refurbishment of the Royal Engineers Summer House in the gardens of Rochester Cathedral.
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Read MoreRochester Cathedral is marking a month-long season of Safeguarding this year, in which we invite everyone to reflect on the past failures of the Church in protecting children and vulnerable adults, here in Rochester and elsewhere.
Read MoreWe are delighted to share that the Cathedral Green Spaces and Garden Project has been awarded UKSPF Year 4 funding to support the next stage of the Rochester Cathedral Gardens and Green Spaces initiative.
Read MoreA message from Dean Philip welcoming Dame Sarah Mullally as the next Archbishop of Canterbury
Read MoreThe Cathedral’s governing body, the Chapter, in consultation with the Bishop of Rochester is proposing changes to its Constitution and Statutes.
Read MoreSpeakers: James Norman from Warners & Corranne Wheeler and Evie Sargeant from Savills
Sponsored by E-Business Coaching
Read MoreThe Baton of Hope tour visited Rochester Cathedral on the 22nd September. The Baton of Hope is the UK’s largest suicide prevention initiative, which aims to break the silence around mental health and offer hope to those affected by suicide
Read MoreRochester Cathedral is celebrating its busiest August on record after welcoming an incredible 59,500 visitors during the month. The arrival of a newly restored Short Scion Floatplane, built just a short distance away at the historic Short Brothers Factory, captured imaginations and drew crowds in unprecedented numbers.
Read MoreRochester Cathedral – a place of Christian worship since AD604. Located in the heart of Rochester on the banks of the River Medway in Kent.
Rochester Cathedral
The Chapter Office
Garth House, The Precinct
Rochester
Kent, ME1 1SX
Telephone 01634 843366
Email info@rochestercathedral.org
Registered Charity Number 1206900
Cathedral Visiting Hours Monday to Friday 10:00 -17:00 Saturday 10:00 - 16:00 Sunday 12:00 - 16:00
