Commemorating Nicholas Ferrar : helping preserve Little Gidding : remembering T S Eliot
Sunday 5 July 2026 The T S Eliot Festival is back again this year on Sunday 5 July with another exciting line-up providing an inspirational day of talks, readings, and discussions at Little Gidding, near the pigsty, the dull façade,
If you have arrived here looking for the 2026 Pilgrimage on Saturday 16 May please see this page.
The 2026 Pilgrimage is on Saturday 16 May and will be led by John Inge, the former Bishop of Worcester. For more information, to let us know you are coming, and to book Lunch and/or Tea, follow the link.
A full range of events is planned for 2024. Follow the link for further information.
In 2026, we continue to offer a programme of Quiet Days at Ferrar House (using St John’s Church as well). These will be led by local ministers — not all ordained, and not all Anglican! Held on the 4th Friday
The December 2025 Newsletter of the Friends of Little Gidding is now available here: FOLG-Newsletter-December-2025
In 2025, we continue to offer a programme of Quiet Days at Ferrar House (using St John’s Church as well). These will be led by local ministers — not all ordained, and not all Anglican! Held on the 4th Friday
Sunday 6 July 2025 The TS Eliot Festival is back again this year on Sunday 6 July with another exciting line-up providing an inspirational day of talks, readings, and discussions near the pig-sty, the dull façade, and the tombstone. This year’s lineup
The annual commemoration of Nicholas Ferrar takes place at Little Gidding on the Saturday closest to his feast day, Saturday 7 December 2024, with a celebration of Holy Communion at 10.30am. Afterwards the Revd Jonathan Herbert, environmental campaigner and former leader of the Pilsdon Community, will give a talk. The AGM of the Friends follows after lunch.
Sunday 7 July 2024 The T S Eliot Festival is back again this year on Sunday 7 July with another exciting line-up providing an inspirational day of talks, readings, and discussions near the pig-sty, the dull façade, and the tombstone.