Glasgow Cathedral Festival brings music, art and education to the dramatic setting of Glasgow’s medieval cathedral. Now in its seventh season, the festival is becoming an established part of the city’s cultural landscape—promoting Glasgow’s historic quarter as a thriving artistic destination, attracting renowned Scottish and international talent, and engaging the wider community.

Since the first festival in 2016, GCF has welcomed over 13,000 visitors from around the world. Our mission is to bring life to Glasgow’s oldest building whilst finding fresh perspectives on our cultural heritage, by presenting a rich and varied programme of events each year—including music, free tours, exhibitions and installations, dance and film. Our work also extends beyond the cathedral, with an education programme that unites communities and young people across the local area.


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Glasgow Cathedral Festival is operated by the Society of Friends of Glasgow Cathedral. The Society of Friends is a charitable, non-religious organisation that oversees the care and preservation of the cathedral for posterity. It encourages both Glasgow residents and visitors to experience the unique architectural and historical legacy of the city’s oldest building, as well as supporting artistic activity in and around the cathedral.

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PR contact: Rachel Thomas, Festival Manager: rachel@gcfestival.com