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Family Lantern Parade 2026

Winchester Cathedral, Winchester · 23 November 2026

Family Lantern Parade 2026, from Winchester CathedralImage: Winchester Cathedral
23 Nov

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Winchester Cathedral hosts its winter family lantern parade on Monday 23 November 2026, starting at 5.30pm. Everyone is welcome to join in, and the event suits families and toddlers. Booking is recommended, and details are on the cathedral's what's on page.

Highlights

  • Monday 23 November 2026 from 5.30pm at Winchester Cathedral
  • Open to all; suits families and toddlers
  • Booking recommended; check the cathedral's what's on page for details

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Winchester Cathedral, SO23 9LS

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