What's on in Wells this weekend

By Emma Dance

12th May 2022 | Local News

Wells in Mosaic
Wells in Mosaic

From workshops on growing your own food, to classical music to the chance to tour the Cathedral at night, there's a whole host of activities taking place in Wells this weekend.

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Friday, May 13

Wells Cathedral at Night

This year, for the first time, Wells Cathedral is taking part in the first co-ordinated nationwide Cathedrals at Night Campaign, and will be opening its doors to all visitors of all ages from near and far to come and immerse themselves in the culture and spirituality of this historic, sacred space, and to explore it in a new light…

Sinatra and the Kings of Cool

Join Matt Ford, the UK's most charismatic Swing Era vocalist, with the hits of Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Matt Monro, Michael Bublé and many more backed by the all-star Swing Machine Jazz Orchestra.

Saturday, May 14

Wells Goes Green: let's Get Growing

Growing workshops at the Bishop's Palace as part of the Wells Goes Green project. Tickets are free, but must be booked in advance.

Gesualdo Six: Passion and Polyphony

The Gesualdo Six present an exhibition of some of the finest vocal consort works from renaissance and modern-day composers. The concert features a collaboration with the Choristers of Wells Cathedral Choir, and works for voices and trumpet with former chorister, Erin Davies.

Sunday, May 15

Wells in Mosaic

An opportunity to see the progress on the six-metre mosaic art work depicting the city of Wells and its history whilst enjoying tea and cake in the garden. 

     

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