See the breath-taking Life by Luxmuralis at Ely Cathedral

Step into the awe-inspiring Ely Cathedral and immerse yourself in Life - an extraordinary sound and light show created by the renowned artistic collaboration, Luxmuralis, from Tuesday 4th to Saturday 8th February.

Prepare to be transported as this captivating son-et-lumière experience transforms the Cathedral’s sacred space into a mesmerising journey through light and sound.

Want to win your way there? Scroll down the page to enter our competition.

This extraordinary event takes you on a contemplative journey through a single day on our planet, from sunrise to sunset. Experience the magnificence of Earth’s natural wonders - its sunrises, oceans, and cloud - reflected within the majestic Cathedral.

Life invites you to reflect on our existence, the beauty of our planet, and humanity’s impact on it. The installation’s evocative soundtracks, enriched with anthropological recordings from the Pitt Rivers Museum, and stunning visuals inspired by collections from the Natural History Museum Oxford and the William Morris Museum, offer a profound meditation on nature, time, and human connection.

Life by Luxmuralis - from Tuesday 4th to Saturday 8th February at Ely Cathedral

Tuesday 4th, Thursday 6th, Friday 7th February
6.45pm - 8.00pm

Wednesday 5th & Saturday 8th February
(early family friendly sessions available)
5.00pm - 8.00pm

Tickets are available in 15 minute intervals and the experience will take approximately 1 hour.

Adult £10, Child £6 (3-15 years)

Enter to win tickets

You could be our guest! We have a chance for you to win tickets for you and up to five guests. There are three chances to win in total. Please check the Ts and Cs and fill in the form below to enter.

Competition-specific rules: the competition is open from now until 2359 on 2/2/25. Entrants need to be 18 or over to play. The prize is a set of tickets for six people. There are three prizes in total. Entrants will be selected at random and contacted via phone or email.

Pictures: Life by Luxmuralis at Exeter Cathedral