An opportunity to rest, relax and receive.
Join us for an hour-long show performed by Epiphany ‘in the round’ beneath Gaia with musicians moving amongst the audience throughout the performance.
Performances at 11am, 2pm and 7pm
Tickets £8 per person.
Pre-booking essential.
Participants are invited to bring their own cushions/yoga mats to lie on the floor if they wish to do so. Seating will also be provided.
To protect the Cathedral finances in these challenging times, and to conserve energy as we approach the Church of England’s desire to be carbon neutral by 2030, the building’s heating will not be in use during Gaia’s time with us. Do wrap up warm.
Friday 17 February 2023
Performances at 11am, 2pm and 7pm.
The Space is one of our events supporting the Gaia installation at Chester Cathedral.
Epiphany is an adaptable music ensemble of professional musicians offering creative musical events with an emphasis on improvisation and innovation. They offer a wide range of musical styles – from more formal classical concerts to improvised events and unique ‘Sound Portraits’.
Epiphany has worked in many different contexts: from art galleries to the Houses of Parliament; from charities working with refugees & asylum seekers, recovering alcoholics/drug addicts and homeless etc. to care homes and hospices; from formal concert venues to community events. They have worked regularly in every nation in the UK, but also travelled extensively abroad, including to Sweden, France, Belgium, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
An opportunity to rest, relax and receive.
Join us for an hour-long show performed by Epiphany ‘in the round’ beneath Gaia with musicians moving amongst the audience throughout the performance.
Performances at 11am, 2pm and 7pm
Tickets £8 per person.
Pre-booking essential.
Participants are invited to bring their own cushions/yoga mats to lie on the floor if they wish to do so. Seating will also be provided.
To protect the Cathedral finances in these challenging times, and to conserve energy as we approach the Church of England’s desire to be carbon neutral by 2030, the building’s heating will not be in use during Gaia’s time with us. Do wrap up warm.
Friday 17 February 2023
Performances at 11am, 2pm and 7pm.
The Space is one of our events supporting the Gaia installation at Chester Cathedral.
Epiphany is an adaptable music ensemble of professional musicians offering creative musical events with an emphasis on improvisation and innovation. They offer a wide range of musical styles – from more formal classical concerts to improvised events and unique ‘Sound Portraits’.
Epiphany has worked in many different contexts: from art galleries to the Houses of Parliament; from charities working with refugees & asylum seekers, recovering alcoholics/drug addicts and homeless etc. to care homes and hospices; from formal concert venues to community events. They have worked regularly in every nation in the UK, but also travelled extensively abroad, including to Sweden, France, Belgium, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
An opportunity to rest, relax and receive.
Join us for an hour-long show performed by Epiphany ‘in the round’ beneath Gaia with musicians moving amongst the audience throughout the performance.
Performances at 11am, 2pm and 7pm
Tickets £8 per person.
Pre-booking essential.
Participants are invited to bring their own cushions/yoga mats to lie on the floor if they wish to do so. Seating will also be provided.
To protect the Cathedral finances in these challenging times, and to conserve energy as we approach the Church of England’s desire to be carbon neutral by 2030, the building’s heating will not be in use during Gaia’s time with us. Do wrap up warm.
Friday 17 February 2023
Performances at 11am, 2pm and 7pm.
The Space is one of our events supporting the Gaia installation at Chester Cathedral.
Epiphany is an adaptable music ensemble of professional musicians offering creative musical events with an emphasis on improvisation and innovation. They offer a wide range of musical styles – from more formal classical concerts to improvised events and unique ‘Sound Portraits’.
Epiphany has worked in many different contexts: from art galleries to the Houses of Parliament; from charities working with refugees & asylum seekers, recovering alcoholics/drug addicts and homeless etc. to care homes and hospices; from formal concert venues to community events. They have worked regularly in every nation in the UK, but also travelled extensively abroad, including to Sweden, France, Belgium, Hong Kong and Vietnam.