The latest issue of Theology Today - the newsletter of the Institute of Anglican Studies - is now available by email, post or to download here.  Copies are also available at the west end of the Cathedral. 

The Concerts at One Spring Series begins on Wednesday 25 August with a recital by the Cathedral's talented young Organ Scholar, Elijah Lim, followed by a choral concert by Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) students on 1 September.

Following is a message from artist Marcus Canning regarding the installation of Ascalon, scheduled for this coming Sunday morning.

As the Cathedral prepares the foundations for the installation of Ascalon on 15 August, a feature article in The Australian has highlighted the commitment of the Dean to supporting excellence in the arts.

In an exclusive fashion fundraiser at St George's Cathedral, Liz Davenport will celebrate her 35th anniversary as one of Australia's most successful fashion designers - with proceeds going to the Cathedral music programme.

St George’s Art 2010 was launched last night by Art Gallery of WA Director, Stefano Carboni, who also awarded prizes to nine selected artworks.

A massive 32' organ stop is to be installed shortly, enhancing the sound of the Cathedral's West Organ. It will be dedicated to 12 former Cathedral Choristers killed in action during the First World War.

The installation of the Cathedral's controversial public artwork, Ascalon, is scheduled for Sunday 15 August, subject to approval of the finished work.

A review published today of Fauré's Requiem and Rutter's Gloria - the Cathedral's concert by candlelight on 14 July - has declared the performance 'close to perfection'.

Due to overwhelming demand, the seating plan for tomorrow night’s Concert by Candlelight has been revisited, to fit in extra seating in the nave of the Cathedral, which means all seats will now have a view of the Choir and Consort. We have therefore been able to release another 60 tickets through BOCS outlets and agencies.