Some of the most famous Kings and Queens of England were Tudors, but what was life like in St Albans 500 years ago... and would you like to have been there? Read more
The Saxons ruled for over 650 years, so they had plenty of time to make an impression. See what you can find out about them on this fun, arts and crafts trail. Read more
Explore the Cathedral and the stories of one of the largest Roman cities in Britain on our Roman themed arts and crafts trail. Read more
25 - 27th July 2019: Sounds Around the Abbey at St Albans Cathedral Read more
The two internationally renowned St Albans International Organ Competitions in Interpretation and Improvisation are amongst the longest running of their kind in the world. Read more
An opportunity to learn the basics of Old English, for beginners. Read more
A talk reflecting on science and faith, by our Canon Scientist. Read more
Join us for thirty minutes of uplifting music in the middle of the day, performed by outstanding young organists. Read more
Your chance to hear no fewer than six highly regarded international organists over the space of only one week. Read more
An unmissable evening with award-winning actor Simon Callow reading TS Eliot’s Four Quartets, interspersed with Beethoven’s late quartet opus 132, the stunning music that inspired what is arguably Eliot’s finest work. Read more
A visit to the Masorti Synagogue, alongside a talk on Jewish scribal arts and artefacts. Read more
Distinguished keyboardists David Hill and David Ponsford play four Trio Sonatas by JS BACH in arrangement for two harpsichords. Read more
Your chance to hear the three finalists for the 30th St Albans International Organ Festival’s Interpretation Competition performing a Handel Concerto with orchestra. Read more
Some of our best-loved English songs performed by one of our leading singers. Read more
A talk about the life and ambitions of our founder, King Offa of Mercia. Read more