After stunning audiences with ‘Life’ and ‘Science’, Luxmuralis will make it’s return to Lincoln Cathedral in 2025 with ‘Time’, a new innovative light and sound show created by the acclaimed artistic collaboration.
This immersive artwork will take you on a journey through time, traversing wormholes, venturing inside the intricate workings of clocks, and experiencing a dramatic narrative that spans from the present day to the very beginning of everything.
Time will be available to experience from Tuesday 11 to Saturday 15 February 2025 with multiple viewings each night.
Time slots: 7pm, 7.15pm, 7.30pm, 7.45pm, 8pm, 8.15pm, 8.30pm, 8.45pm, 9pm, 9.15pm
Accessibility
We are pleased to offer carer/companion tickets free of charge. If you wish to book a companion ticket, please call us on 01522 561 644 or 01522 561632 and we’d be happy to arrange this for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does the show last for 15 minutes?
No – each arrival time slot is 15 minutes. The experience takes most people around 50 minutes but you can spend as long as you like!
- Is it suitable for children?
Absolutely! Children are often mesmerised by the lights. The sound can be quite loud so we do recommend ear defenders for little ones who are sensitive to noise.
- Is it accessible?
Yes. The Cathedral floor is fully accessible.
- Can I sit on the floor?
There are two areas of the cathedral where you are encouraged to sit and take it all in! The East End and the Nave have the longest loops – around 15 minutes and lots of people sit on the floor to enjoy it. We just ask to be mindful of walkways and keep bags etc tight to you.
- Can I bring a bag?
Please keep bags to a minimum. Large bags may be subject to a bag check by one of our staff prior to entry.
- Can I bring my dog?
We ask that all dogs (with the exception of service dogs) stay at home.
- Will the cafe and shop be open?
Yes – our visitor centre is open until 10pm.
- Which times are the best?
For families, we recommend the earlier slots. The latest slots are also brilliant as there are fewer people and there’s something special about being last!
