Pilgrims from Sheffield Cathedral have reached the halfway mark of their Camino de Santiago fundraising pilgrimage, travelling more than 57km through northern Spain in support of two charities helping people affected by homelessness and marginalisation.

In March 2026, ten members of the Sheffield Cathedral community will embark on an extraordinary challenge: walking 100km of the Camino de Santiago along the Portuguese Way. From 14–20 March, they will journey on foot from Vigo, across beautiful and demanding landscapes - a physically tough, spiritually reflective, and deeply meaningful adventure.

Sheffield Cathedral is currently taking part in an independent safeguarding audit led by INEQE Safeguarding Group.

After nine months of extraordinary skill, patience, and devotion, Sheffield Cathedral’s much-loved volunteer Christine Barker has completed the painstaking restoration of the historic altar cloth in the Shrewsbury Chapel — and it has now returned home.

As the Christmas season drew to a close at Candlemas, Sheffield Cathedral celebrated the winners of its much-loved Christmas Tree Festival, which once again filled the building with colour, creativity, and community spirit.

100km. 6 days. A journey of reflection, connection, and impact.

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.

Sheffield Cathedral welcomes our new Archbishop of Canterbury and will pray for her as she takes on this weighty and wonderful calling.

This December, Sheffield will shine brighter than ever as three of its most iconic landmarks –Sheffield Cathedral, Sheffield Central Library, and Pounds Park – are set to be transformed with breathtaking light projections inspired by the city’s heritage, creativity, and community.

September is National Recovery Month, a time to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and celebrate the strength of recovery. At Sheffield Cathedral, this cause is close to our hearts, as we continue to be A Place for All People.

Sheffield Cathedral is inviting people from across the city and beyond to take part in a once-in-a-lifetime Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in March 2026 - raising funds for two remarkable causes: The Archer Project and The Choir with No Name Sheffield.