The Chapel of Hertford College.
One of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford.

Hertford College Chapel is in the heart of Oxford: next to the Bridge of Sighs and opposite the Bodleian Library. Built in 1908 by Thomas Graham Jackson, its mix of carved oak and stone makes for a wonderful acoustic. Hertford College Chapel Choir sings at services in the chapel and tours internationally twice a year.

Members of the public are welcome to most services, and may visit whenever Hertford College advertises that we are open for visitors.

You will often find a lot of music in the Chapel: services, lunchtime recitals, concerts, or just people practising with the beautiful pipe organ, the piano or other musical instrument.

The main services of the week are
• Sunday Evensong (5.45 pm) with full choir. Most Sundays have guest preachers drawn from a diverse range of backgrounds of faith and life experience. Evensong is followed by drinks and formal hall
• Wednesday evening Eucharist (6 pm) with a smaller choir, followed by free supper
• Tuesday night Compline (10 pm) with unaccompanied plainsong by candlelight

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