The Medieval Poet and the Mystery of His Moving Tomb! Join Professor Martha Carlin for this talk on medieval poet John Gower, friend of Chaucer and Resident of Southwark Priory on Sat 23rd July https://t.co/oRL0loG9eP
@RevHarrietJ To be honest, that sounds even nicer and much more romantic! Our guidebook currently states it was a roof beam but this may be outdated info so thank you for the heads-up :)
This #woodensday feast your eyes on the beautiful Madonna and Child by sculptor Peter Eugene Ball, carved from an old roof beam and installed in the Cathedral in 1989.
Vivat Regina! Our stunning Diamond Jubilee window looking happy & glorious in the retrochoir. Designed by Icelandic artist Leifur Breidfjord, as @deansouthwark says: ‘Even on the darkest day it shines brilliantly.’ 10 years on, we hope you all enjoy a splendid #PlatinumJubilee!
A section of Roman mosaic discovered on-site in 1833, now bordered by vibrant Victorian glazed tile, on the floor of the South Choir aisle for #TilesOnTuesday
Early 16th century font from the Chapel of St. Maelrubha on Skye depicting the Cruxifixction. Now part of the collections @NtlMuseumsScot#FontsOnFriday
A treasure trove of early wordy wonders tonight - join us for an online exploration of Old English with the amazing Dr Hana Videen, author of The Wordhord https://t.co/dgPBx1kUUo
Join us on Good Friday @Southwarkcathed for an exceptional performance of the #StJohnPassion, Bach’s great sacred work that combines gripping human drama with the genius of Bach’s music. Tickets available via: https://t.co/GTLkkPGrb8
Now that takes the biscuit! Whether you’re wed to shortbread, prefer an artful Jammie Dodger, or dream of custard creams, join us tonight for the history of our favourite crumbly companions!🍪🍪🍪