Exhibition

The Centre houses an Exhibition area which is situated on the ground floor level, at the rear of the building, overlooking the Cathedral. The exhibition is a multimedia experience with four touch screen monitors and a talking portrait attraction.

The four monitors explore a different area of the Cathedral History and Faith work within the City.

Inquire:
The History of the Cathedral to present day

Attract:
Aspects of Cathedral life and the different parts of it's work, including: The Booth Centre for the homeless, The Cathedral Country House, a holiday home for the disadvantaged and the renowned Cathedral music department and it's links with Chethams School of Music

Adore:
A virtual tour around the Cathedral giving access to areas which are not normally open to the public (view online)

Diverse:
Cathedral History and the strong links to the City & it's growth over the centuries

There are also displays of Cathedral Archives which are changed every few weeks and replicas of the St. Johns Gospel Fragment and the Sator Rotas Stone detecting the earliest evidence of Christianity in England c AD185, the originals of which are in The Manchester Museum and John Rylands Library.

The exhibition is free, but donations are welcome