Washington National Cathedral A House of Prayer For All People

Choir processing and carrying a banner that reads, "My House shall be called the House of Prayer for all People," in the Nave of Washington National Cathedral
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Sunday Holy Eucharist

July 13 - 11:15 am Nave + Online

Today With the Cathedral

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Visit for Family Fun Day

sightseeing & tours
This Saturday, July 12, we're featuring Cathedral-themed activities tailored just for families and kids! Join in with our hands-on demonstrations, scavenger hunts, coloring station and pop-up library cart, plus see the Cathedral LEGO® exhibit and more. All ages welcome; activities geared towards kids age 4-12. Activities run from 10 am-2 pm. Get Tickets
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Discover the Cathedral

From worship to majestic architecture to soul-stirring music to thought-provoking public programs, these highlights showcase the best the Cathedral has to offer. Want to come tour the Cathedral in person? See all of our sightseeing and touring options by planning your visit below.
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Stone statue and lush vegetation in the Cathedral's gardens

Retreat: Deepening Earth Connections

public programs
Join author Leah Rampy for a contemplative retreat in the tranquil surroundings of the Cathedral as she guides all to awaken their sense of wonder and reflect on how the living world sustains us. Learn more details about activities and register now. Optional overnight accommodation available. learn more

Civic Art & History at the Cathedral

crossroads podcast
Latest episode now streaming: As we celebrate July 4th and mark just one year until America’s milestone 250th birthday, multidisciplinary artist Chas Fagan joins Kevin Eckstrom and Dr. Sonia Coman for a closer look at our nation’s history at the Cathedral. Fagan shares his unique insights on American iconography at the Cathedral, including his own carvings. stream now
Space Window in the Cathedral

The Space Window: The Unexpected Story of How It Came to Be

Google Arts & Culture
Go in-depth with a feature on the Cathedral's iconic Space Window on Google Arts and Culture. explore now