Now that you have found us in the Virtual world, there are many reasons to visit our Cathedral in 'real life!'


Looking for a spiritual home which can help nurture your relationship with God? Find out when we worship as a community on our WORSHIP page. When you are ready, you may want to speak with one of our clergy to find out more about the Cathedral community. Find their contact information on our CONTACT US page.


Want to find out more information on Weddings or Baptisms at the Cathedral? Visit our BAPTISMS & WEDDINGS Page.


Coming to a civic service, a concert or other event at the Cathedral? Check out the map at the bottom of this page.


There is normally some parking in our parking lot on the South side of the Cathedral, but there is also on-street parking available and a parking garage on Duckworth Street, just a couple of minutes walk from the Cathedral.


The Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist is a National Historic Site. We welcome visitors from all over the world! We offer tours during the Summer months and by appointment throughout the year.

 

Summer 2023

While you can gain access to the Cathedral just about anytime during Office Hours, we do open with guides during the Summer months.

 

Beginning Monday, June 12th, the Cathedral will be open Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 12:30, and 1:30 to 3 p.m.

 

Beginning Monday, June 26th, and running to the end of August, our Summer Student Guides will be available and the Cathedral will be open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday, unless there is a service or other event scheduled.

 

The Crypt Tea Room will not be reopening.

 

If you are not able to visit us in person, then please take a VIRTUAL TOUR!

Arriving at the Cathedral

When coming for a service or event at the Cathedral, the usual entrance is one of the doors on Gower Street (Stone porch or Wooden porch). Normally, the Great West Doors are only used for special occasions  or when the weather is particularly pleasant.


As a product of the 19th Century, the Cathedral can be challenging for accessibility. The upper and lower levels are accessible, with some assistance with the doors, but there is no convenient access within the building to move between floors (there is a rather steep set of stairs).  There is some Blue Zone parking available on Gower Street and in the parking lot.


The Office is in the lower level of the Cathedral, with the Entrance in the Parking Lot.