Cathedral Choral Society conductor J. Reilly Lewis leads a sing-along of the Mozart Requiem.

Guest organist Anthony Hammond from Cirencester, England plays the Cathedral's organ. $10 suggested donation

Guest organist John Lowe from Gainesville, FL plays the Cathedral's organ. $10 suggested donation

Explore the magic of wrought iron in the Cathedral--from fantastic creatures to stunning flowers, all unique and made by skilled hands. A wrought iron expert will explain techniques and talk about some of the master smiths who have contributed to the decoration of this great building.

Explore how the wisdom of Saint Brigid may inspire us to rekindle the flame of hope and growth in our own lives.

An evening of contemplative practice on the last Tuesday of each month; free and open to the public.

Cathedral organist Scott Dettra plays a recital on the Cathedral's great organ. $10 suggested donation.

Awaken to the transformational rhythms of silence during a day of shared quiet and renewal.

Cathedral Horticultural Manager Deanne Eversmeyer leads a wintertime tour of deciduous trees in the Olmsted Woods.

Guest organist Chelsea Vaught from Lawrence, KS plays the Cathedral's organ. $10 suggested donation

The Rev. Barbara Cawthorne Crafton, guest preacher; the Rev. Dr. Francis H. Wade, celebrant

The Cathedral Choir of Men and Girls sings Evensong; Bishop Mariann officiates at the commissioning of the search committee for the next dean of Washington National Cathedral.

Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day program

A five-day residential course on flower arranging led by Linda Roeckelein.

Guest organist John Cannon from Fort Collins, Colorado, plays the Cathedral's organ. $10 suggested donation

Cathedral Artist-in-Residence Jeremy Filsell plays a recital on the Cathedral's great organ.

Concert featuring the visionary repertoire of Hildegard von Bingen along with works performed in the thirteenth-century by the elite of Notre Dame Cathedral and the French court.

Explore the rhythms of life balance and reconciliation in conversation with scholars, leaders, and active contemplatives steeped in the Benedictine tradition.

Allow the luminosity of poetry and the radiance of the Cathedral's stained glass to guide you on a journey this Epiphany as we open ourselves to where the holy is manifest in our lives and in the world.

Guest organist Stefano Bertuletti from Bergamo, Italy plays the Cathedral's organ. $10 suggested donation