Go to the front gate, ask the Porter. He usually directs you straight to the entrance to the chapel, where there's a sign outside, telling you where to wait. But check with the Porter.

Hello, The gate is at the back of the chapel!

Thats out of regular term time for any year.

Ring the college porters lodge they will be able to advise you on times 🙂

No - sorry. Services only take place during term time. The last Evensong of this term is Sunday 7 July.

Sorry for the delay in replying. We now operate a ticketing system for this service. If you wish to attend, please come to the College early on Christmas Eve morning, with some photographic identification. A queue will form in the early hours and we will begin distributing tickets at approximately 7am. Each ticket will be for a specific seat in the Chapel and valid only for the person who collects it. As the number of tickets is limited, you are advised to arrive in good time. Those who do receive tickets will be invited to come back after 1:30pm to gain admission to the Chapel. Only one ticket will be given per person; approximately 500 will be available.

You need to come to the front gate of the College on King's Parade approx 30 minutes before the start of the service. To check the times of services please look at the Chapel services page on the website where you can download a pdf of the services this term (NB choral services are only during term time).

Evensong is at 5.30 pm Monday to Saturday and 3.30 pm on Sunday during term time (please note that there are no choral services out of term). Tickets are not required. Just come to the front gate of the College, on King's Parade, 30 minutes before the start time of the service. Full details of all services can be found on the Chapel Services page on the College website.

Evensong happens every day during the university term. Roughly that means early October to early December, mid January to Easter, Easter to early July. Check the college web site for exact dates.

Beetee200. I am hoping against hope that it was a joke post by a student - ditto the one about the senseless opulence.