21 What’s Coming Up at Guildford Cathedral?


Free Heritage Talks @ Two: Thursday 2 March, 2pm-3.30pm Julian Pooley from the Surrey History Centre will be talking about The History of Mental Health Care in Surrey, exploring changing attitudes and treatment. Free admission and refreshments served from 1.30pm. All welcome to discover more and reflect on how we treat vulnerable members of society.


Free Coffee Concert: Thursday 9 March, 11.15am (with free coffee served from 10.30am). The Fb Pocket Orchestra comes to provide a lively morning of ragtime and popular dances from the 1920s and 1930s. All welcome. Be prepared to tap your feet!


Call for Curtains Your own fabrics made up into curtains, loose covers and soft furnishings.


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Mothering Saturday Crafting: Saturday 25 March, 12 noon-2pm Drop into the Marquee to celebrate Mothering weekend, with free crafting and other activities, suitable for the whole family.


For more information about any of these events, please call 547886 or email louise@guildford-cathedral.org


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