The 2022 Pilgrimage is on Saturday 14 May and will be led by the Revd Malcolm Guite. For more information, to let us know you are coming, and to book Lunch and/or Tea, follow the link.
Little Gidding Pilgrimage 2022

The 2022 Pilgrimage is on Saturday 14 May and will be led by the Revd Malcolm Guite. For more information, to let us know you are coming, and to book Lunch and/or Tea, follow the link.
The annual commemoration of Nicholas Ferrar takes place at Little Gidding on the Saturday closest to his feast day, Saturday 4 December 2021, with a celebration of Holy Communion at 10.30am. The Very Revd Dr Philip Buckler will preside, and afterwards give a talk. The Friends’ AGM will be held after lunch. For more information, follow the link.
The 2021 Pilgrimage has been delayed to Saturday 25 September and will be led by the Revd Canon Fiona Brampton, Chaplain at Little Gidding. For more information, to let us know you are coming, follow the link.
On Sunday 9 May 2021, Ferrar House at Little Gidding will be participating in the National Garden Scheme “open gardens”. Come and see these beautiful gardens, where work has continued throughout the last year. Sunday 9 May 2021, 10.30am —
The 2021 T S Eliot Festival planned for Sunday 11 July, has been postponed to 2022. Follow the link for more information.
This year’s Little Gidding Pilgrimage was held as an online event on Saturday 26 September 2020. This recording follows the Chair of the Friends, Simon Kershaw, walking from George Herbert’s church at Leighton Bromswold to Nicholas Ferrar’s church and tomb
The following events are planned by the Friends for 2020-21. For a list of dates on which events are planned, please follow the link. Please note that all events are subject to change or cancellation in the present circumstances.
The annual commemoration of Nicholas Ferrar takes place at Little Gidding on the Saturday closest to his feast day, Saturday 5 December 2020. Arrangements for this year are provisional until Covid-19 restrictions for December are known. It may be necessary to have an online “virtual” AGM. For more information, follow the link.
The 2020 Pilgrimage has been cancelled. Originally planned for Saturday 16 May, it was postponed to 26 September before being cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. The Revd Malcolm Guite, who had been due to lead the pilgrimage, will lead the 2021 event which will be on Saturday 15 May 2021.
The 2020 Eliot Festival, scheduled for Sunday 5 July, has been cancelled. We hope to carry the programme over to 2021 and we will confirm the date and other details as soon as possible.