Sheffield Cathedral is delighted to host The Triangle of Unity Learning Programme — a national art and education initiative from The World Reimagined and the Church of England’s Racial Justice Unit. The project encourages young people to explore heritage, climate change, identity and global connections through creative learning.

We want to thank everyone who joined us during this year’s festive period - visitors, congregation members, tourists, performers - for filling the Cathedral with joy, music, and community spirit. A special thanks also goes to our staff and volunteers, whose dedication and care made all of these celebrations possible.

Sheffield Cathedral is excited to announce the launch of an exclusive giveaway celebrating Pete McKee’s brand-new commission, The Nativity, now on display at the Cathedral. The giveaway will open on Sunday 14th at 5pm across both the Sheffield Cathedral and 1554 Coffee Shop & Gift Shop social media channels.

Work on the Sheffield artist’s contemporary nativity-inspired painting is underway, and it will be unveiled in December as part of the Cathedral’s ‘most ambitious’ festive programme ever.

Sheffield Cathedral is delighted to launch Christmas at the Cathedral 2025, our much-loved festive programme filled with music, art, community celebration and moments of quiet reflection at the heart of our city. Our brand-new Christmas at the Cathedral booklet is now available — pick up your free copy inside the Cathedral or download it online to explore everything happening this season.

Sheffield Cathedral has been made aware by South Yorkshire Police that public demonstrations are taking place in the area on Saturday 8 November 2025.

Sheffield Cathedral will welcome three new Ecumenical Canons at a special Choral Evensong on Tuesday 11 November at 5.30pm, marking a joyful celebration of Christian unity across the city and region.

Get ready for a night like no other as Sheffield Cathedral transforms into a sparkling cabaret venue for The Dean’s Cabaret, an unforgettable evening of music, laughter, and surprises, all in support of The Archer Project. Meet The Stars!

Sheffield Cathedral is delighted to share its new five-year strategy with supporters, visitors, and the congregation—a bold, hope-filled vision for the next chapter in the life of the Cathedral and the city it serves.

Sheffield Cathedral will give the northern premiere of Gabriel Jackson’s Glory be to God for dappled things — a new setting of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ much-loved poem Pied Beauty — at Choral Evensong on Tuesday 14 October.

We are seeking a creative, relational and passionate Children’s and Families’ Worker to join our newly forming team, working at the heart of the Cathedral’s life and mission with children, families and local communities.

Sheffield Cathedral and the Diocese of Sheffield are offering a unique curacy for 2026, an opportunity for a deacon or newly ordained priest who is passionate about the renewal of sacramental parish life.

As Assistant Curate you will be formed within the Community of St Paulinus (CsP), a new, non-residential mission community rooted in the Cathedral’s daily rhythm of prayer and deployed in mission across the city. The CsP brings together ancient monastic wisdom and contemporary mission practice, seeking to rejuvenate the life of partner parishes through prayer, community organising and creative evangelisation in the inclusive-catholic tradition.

Sheffield Cathedral is looking to appoint a Chapter Safeguarding Lead - Non-Executive Chapter Member.