Events at Dorchester Abbey
For generations people have brought their gifts and skills to enhance the life of Dorchester Abbey and this tradition continues as a huge variety of groups and organisations hire and use the Abbey each year as the venue for a wide and vibrant programme of concerts, theatre, visual arts and other events.
If you would like to hire the Abbey for your event then take a look at our information for hirers.
This beautiful service of Holy Communion, using the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, begins at 8.00am every Sunday. This service includes a sermon, but no hymns, and lasts for approximately 40 minutes. It takes place in the Birinus Chapel near the high altar.
At Dorchester Abbey the day begins, as it has done for hundreds of years, with Morning Prayer.
During this pandemic we are meeting live on the Dorchester Team facebook page. Do join us!
This simple, gentle service is a wonderful start to the day, enabling us to lay before God our hopes, expectations and concerns about the coming hours, and reminding us that as we journey we are not alone; God is with us.
You are very welcome to join us.
At Dorchester Abbey the day begins, as it has done for hundreds of years, with Morning Prayer.
During this pandemic we are meeting live on the Dorchester Team facebook page. Do join us!
This simple, gentle service is a wonderful start to the day, enabling us to lay before God our hopes, expectations and concerns about the coming hours, and reminding us that as we journey we are not alone; God is with us.
You are very welcome to join us.
At Dorchester Abbey the day begins, as it has done for hundreds of years, with Morning Prayer.
During this pandemic we are meeting live on the Dorchester Team facebook page. Do join us!
This simple, gentle service is a wonderful start to the day, enabling us to lay before God our hopes, expectations and concerns about the coming hours, and reminding us that as we journey we are not alone; God is with us.
You are very welcome to join us.
Come and enjoy coffee and biscuits and good company in the Rectory garden. Open to all ages from 0 to 99!
At Dorchester Abbey the day begins, as it has done for hundreds of years, with Morning Prayer.
During this pandemic we are meeting live on the Dorchester Team facebook page. Do join us!
This simple, gentle service is a wonderful start to the day, enabling us to lay before God our hopes, expectations and concerns about the coming hours, and reminding us that as we journey we are not alone; God is with us.
You are very welcome to join us.
At Dorchester Abbey the day begins, as it has done for hundreds of years, with Morning Prayer.
During this pandemic we are meeting live on the Dorchester Team facebook page. Do join us!
This simple, gentle service is a wonderful start to the day, enabling us to lay before God our hopes, expectations and concerns about the coming hours, and reminding us that as we journey we are not alone; God is with us.
You are very welcome to join us.
At Dorchester Abbey the day begins, as it has done for hundreds of years, with Morning Prayer.
During this pandemic we are meeting live on the Dorchester Team facebook page. Do join us!
This simple, gentle service is a wonderful start to the day, enabling us to lay before God our hopes, expectations and concerns about the coming hours, and reminding us that as we journey we are not alone; God is with us.
You are very welcome to join us.
At Dorchester Abbey the day begins, as it has done for hundreds of years, with Morning Prayer.
During this pandemic we are meeting live on the Dorchester Team facebook page. Do join us!
This simple, gentle service is a wonderful start to the day, enabling us to lay before God our hopes, expectations and concerns about the coming hours, and reminding us that as we journey we are not alone; God is with us.
You are very welcome to join us.
This beautiful service of Holy Communion, using the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, begins at 8.00am every Sunday. This service includes a sermon, but no hymns, and lasts for approximately 40 minutes. It takes place in the Birinus Chapel near the high altar.