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The building of Glasgow Cathedral began in 1136 and took about 350 years to finish. The cathedral was dedicated to St Kentigern (or St Mungo), a Christian missionary in the area during the 6 th century AD.
Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm. Sunday, 1pm to 4pm. Last entry 3pm. The cathedral may close for lunch from 12pm to 1pm. If you plan to visit at this time, please call ahead to check 0141 552 6891. The Historic Environment Scotland Shop is open when the Cathedral is open to the public.
Erected between AD 1136 and 1484, Glasgow Cathedral is now Scotland’s largest place of worship. Its history reflects contrasting Christian identities. The site was an ancient pilgrimage destination containing the tomb of the 6th-century Celtic missionary to Strathclyde, St Kentigern (or Mungo).
8th December — Beatson Cancer Charity Christmas celebration, 3pm. 13th December — Friends of Glasgow Royal Infirmary carol concert, 5pm. 14th December — Glasgow Cathedral Choral Society, 7:30pm. 15th December — Morning Worship, 11am.
At the Cathedral, we experience organ, choral, vocal and instrumental music from many historic periods and cultures, including contemporary music. These selections reflect our diverse community even as they honour the rich traditions and heritage of this historic church.
A Sunday Morning Service live from Glasgow Cathedral. Welcome to the live broadcast from the Cathedral. We begin the broadcast about 5 minutes prior to the start of worship. Worship is lead this morning by The Rev’d Mark Johnstone. The Order of Service is available for download here.
Glasgow Cathedral Choir. sings for our weekly Sunday morning worship, performing an introit, anthem and offertory, and leading the congregation in the hymns. The choir is a professional ensemble, composed of eight trained voices.
With performances from the highly esteemed Strathclyde University Chamber Choir, our wonderful Threshold Glasgow Makaton Choir, and more. Don’t miss out on this special night of music and joy!
Contact. Currently all contact requests will be submitted through the Cathedral Administrator. Please be advised that it may take a day or two longer for your message to reach the correct person.
The Society of Friends of Glasgow Cathedral was founded in 1936 by the Very Rev Dr Nevile Davidson and brings together people who are passionate about preserving the Cathedral for future generations. It is a non-denominational organisation run by volunteers.
