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The Cathedral will be taking part in the Blackburn Heritage Open Day on Saturday 14 September 2019.
So, now is your chance to see it in action.
There will be activities for all ages. These will include:
10am-1.30pm family activities
10am-2pm tours of the bell tower
10am-4pm display of the Diocesan Needleworkers’ work
10.30am flower arranging demonstration
11am and 1pm guided tours of the Cathedral
1.30pm open Choir rehearsal
It is also a chance to experience the modern artworks located throughout the building and to enjoy the green oasis of the cloister garden.