Christchurch Cathedral
Address: Cathedral Square, Christchurch City
Phone: 03 366 0046
Attraction Types: Architecture, Religious
Restrictions: All Ages
Unfortunately due to extensive earthquake damage this venue is closed.
The Cathedral is a living house of prayer for the city and the Anglican Diocese seeking excellence in Christian worship; a place of welcome ministering to people of all faiths and none; a nationally and internationally acknowledged symbol of Christchurch, engaging with the issues of the world.
The cornerstone was laid on 16 December 1864, but financial problems in the fledgling city saw its completion delayed between 1865 and 1873. The nave and tower were consecrated by 1881, though the entire building was not finished until 1904.
The cathedral spire reaches to 63 metres above Cathedral Square. Public access to the spire provides for a good viewpoint over the centre of the city.
Past events at Christchurch Cathedral
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The Beautiful World of Baroque Music: CANCELLED
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Craig Dixon
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Beca Heritage Week Ambassador Award and Opening Concert
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Free Hugs - Let's Appreciate Each Other And Christchurch
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Baroque by Candlelight
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Festival of Flowers 2010
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Valentine's Eve Concert at Christchurch Cathedral
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East Meets West
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Illumina, Music of Light
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A Concert for Mother's Day
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La Vie en Rose
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Christmas Mission
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Opera and More
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A French Collection
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Christmas Mission
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English Pastorale
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Christmas In the Christ Church Cathedral
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Christmas Mission
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A Sting in the Tale - CYO Concert
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Celebrating the Elements - Water
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Celebrating the Elements - Fire
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Valentine's Eve Concert
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Christmas Mission
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Spring 2009 Fashion Collections
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Solid Energy Ensemble of Southern Opera
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NZ International Jazz & Blues Festival: SYMPOSIUM II
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Fiona Pears ‘Fire and Light’ New Zealand Tour 2009
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The Music of Christmas
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Piano Recital
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Appassionata The Show
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Fiona Pears in Concert at Christchurch Cathedral
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St John Passion
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