What’s on
Sunday Services
Midweek Services
Concerts
Open Table LGBTQ+
Worship at Downing Place
Our main Sunday service is usually held at 11am. Holy Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month; and on other special occasions in the Church’s calendar.
Services are open to those who wish to worship in person but are also live-streamed via our Youtube channel. You are welcome to join us in whichever way is most comfortable for you. You can find out about the other ways we are worshipping together via our Worship page.
Everyone is welcome to gather in worship, whether you are a regular church goer or have never attended a service of worship before; or anything in between! If you are new to church or Downing Place URC specifically, we have a First Time in Church page to browse which will hopefully explain a few things and help you feel more at home.
What’s on at Downing Place URC
2025 Lunchtime Concert Series
We run a free Lunchtime Concert series every Monday and Wednesday at 1pm, throughout most of the year. Details of the next few concerts can be seen below – click each image to find out more! Details of all of these concerts can be found on our Lunchtime Concerts page. We take a retiring collection for Downing Place’s monthly charity, details of which are given in the programme each week.
Our doors open at around 12.30pm and concerts last around 50 minutes. There are refreshments available in our Hub area (through the courtyard on Downing Place) before and after the Wednesday concerts, between 11am and 3pm every Wednesday – please drop in for coffee and biscuits, you will be most welcome!
No Lunchtime Concert
Monday 21st April 2025 at 1pm
Paula Muldoon (violin) & Jill Morton (piano)
Wednesday 23rd April 2025 at 1pm
Felicia Toni (piano)
Monday 28th April 2025 at 1pm
CHURCH CALENDAR
Upcoming events
You can view our forthcoming events, services and concerts below
Address
Downing Street,
Cambridge
CB2 3EL
Registered Charity Number
1131462
Downing Place URC
Downing Place is a community of people who seek to take God seriously through worship, study and service that are responses to the living, dying and rising of Jesus Christ and rooted in his teaching.
