One daily ticket gives access to all three speakers, floral designs from area Garden Clubs and Flower Guilds, as well as our annual Iron Floral Competition. We will also offer an Unlimited Access ticket to view all Flower Friday Presentations and demonstrations until July 22, 2021. Details at www.cathedralantiques.org
The 2021 Cathedral Antiques Show committee is honored to announce Norman Askins as our honorary design chair.
The Cathedral Antiques Show is very pleased and honored to announce the Very Reverend Samuel G. Candler and his wife Barbara M. Candler, more affectionately known as “Sam and Boog” as the 2021 Honorary Chairs.
This Sunday, May 17, at 10:10 a.m. the Cathedral Antiques Show welcomes representatives from next year’s beneficiary, City of Refuge, to talk about their mission and impact at Old Fashioned Sunday School. City of Refuge was founded by Bruce Deel in 1997 with a mission to transform the lives of individuals and communities in Atlanta and beyond. The faith-based nonprofit is housed in a 210,000-square-foot warehouse on the Westside in the 30314 zip code: a neighborhood where 60% of murders in Atlanta happen and nearly 40% of the residents live below the federal poverty line. The grant received from the 2021 Cathedral Antiques Show will go toward renovating the 180 Degree Kitchen, a fully operational culinary environment where meals are prepped and served three times a day, 365 days a year.
The Cathedral Antiques Show is proud to announce the celebration of 50 years of Antiques, Art, Interior and Floral Design, and giving-back to our community. Come celebrate with us January 20-24, 2021. We are pleased to announce our 2021 Beneficiary: City of Refuge. The proceeds will go toward renovating the 180 Degree Kitchen, a fully operational culinary environment where meals are prepped and served three times a day, 365 days a year. Originally installed by a CAS grant in 2008, more than two million meals have been served from the 180 Degree Kitchen.
Explore the wonders of interior, exterior, and floral design with acclaimed personalities Carson Kressley, Thom Filicia, Putnam & Putnam, Bronson van Wyck, Stan Dixon, Jackye Lanham, and Joseph P. Brady.
The success of the Cathedral’s largest and oldest outreach event relies heavily on volunteers from our St. Philip’s community. A variety of shifts and ways to help are available over the five days of the show that will fit your schedule. Sign up with a friend - being a Cathedral member is not a requirement!
The Cathedral Antiques Show returns January 22–26! Check out all the fabulous events and get your tickets at cathedralantiques.org. This year’s beneficiary is Moving in the Spirit.
The Cathedral Antiques Show is pleased to announce this year’s Honorary Design Chair is John S. Banks.
The Cathedral Antiques Show is very pleased and privileged to announce Anne Willingham as the Honorary Chair of the 2020 show.
An engaged and dedicated Cathedral member for 56 years, Anne has worked tirelessly with the Cathedral Antiques Show Committee in many different capacities over several years, including the Tour of Homes. In addition to the many hours of her time given to the show, she has also been active in other ministries of St. Philip’s, including volunteering on the information desk since January 2005, helping cook and serve dinner every first Sunday night at the Peachtree-Pine Shelter, and as a member of the St. Nicholas Guild.
The Cathedral Antiques Show is now accepting applications for its 2021 beneficiary. Applications can be found online at cathedralantiques.org. Viable applicant organizations will be Atlanta-area non-profit human services organizations that can demonstrate exemplary stewardship of resources, excellent governance, high operational efficiency, and lasting positive outcomes for populations served. The Cathedral Antiques Show is particularly interested in helping charities for whom the show’s support will be transformational. The deadline is November 22.
The 2020 Cathedral Antiques Show, January 22–26, is pleased to announce this year’s beneficiary. Moving in the Spirit is an award-winning creative youth development program that uses dance to teach young people the social, emotional, and cognitive skills they need to thrive. Through programs that integrate high-quality dance instruction with performance, leadership and mentor opportunities, Moving in the Spirit helps children and teens to overcome the obstacles they face each day and realize their highest potential. Funds from the 2020 Cathedral Antiques Show will be used to help fund their brand new facility at the Edgewood/Candler Park Marta station.
Have fun, meet new people, and get more involved with the Cathedral while working for a very worthy cause! The Cathedral Antiques Show Committee is currently seeking Cathedral members to lend their time and talents in a variety of areas as we prepare for the 2020 show and look ahead to our 50th show in 2021! We are especially seeking those with experience in the areas of advertising, publicity, marketing, public relations, and media to join our Publicity Committee.
For a week in June, the youth wing of the Cathedral was buzzing with activity! We once again hosted Camp Hollywood, a day camp run by FOCUS + Fragile Kids. Campers enjoy a week of art, music, science, cooking, and recreation based on the themes of popular children’s movies.
The Cathedral Antiques Show is pleased to announce Moving in the Spirit as the beneficiary for the 2020 show. They will introduce themselves with a presentation this Sunday, May 5, at 10:10 a.m. in Child Hall. All are welcome. Moving in the Spirit is an award-winning creative youth development program that uses the discipline of dance to help children and teens develop the social, emotional, and cognitive skills they need to thrive. Funding from the Cathedral Antiques Show will support the significant program expansion that will accompany the organization’s 2020 transition to a new facility currently under construction at the Edgewood/Candler Park MARTA station. The 2020 Cathedral Antiques Show will be January 23-25.
Step into a world of timeless style as five of Atlanta's most beautiful private residences are opened to the public for just one day. Each home is a showcase of the best in interior design, architecture, and the art of good living.
Humility is the first word that comes to mind for our 2019 Honorary Chairs, Lynne and Warren Wood. Long-standing members of the Cathedral, the Woods have been active in many aspects of St. Philip’s, contributing their considerable talents and experience with modesty, grace, and a simple willingness to serve.
Volunteers are needed for the 48th annual Cathedral Antiques Show, to be held January 23–27.
The Flower Festival is a tradition of the Cathedral Antiques Show. This year, 25 Georgia garden clubs and area churches will send their best designers to create innovative floral displays, serving as inspiration for entertaining, weddings, and home decor. These masterpieces are shown throughout the sacred spaces of the Cathedral, and are included with a general admission ticket.
A unique pair of home tours celebrates two different Atlanta home lifestyles for this year’s Antiques Show. The Young Collectors’ Home Tour on Saturday, January 26 presents four charming and stylish houses that embrace bold design in intimate spaces. The grand Tour of Homes on Sunday, January 27 opens the doors to five of Atlanta’s most extraordinary private residences that showcase the finest in architecture, interior design, and timeless style. This year’s beneficiary is Wilderness Works, receiving 100% of the proceeds. Learn more about the organization at wildernessworks.org. Tickets and more information about the show are available at cathedralantiques.org.
The Cathedral Antiques Show, an Atlanta tradition, returns for its 48th year, celebrating all things English with the theme “London Calling.” Tickets and more information are available now at cathedralantiques.org.
The 2019 Cathedral Antiques Show is pleased to present this year’s Honorary Designers, Cathedral members Margaret and Clary Bosbyshell.
Representatives from the Cathedral Antiques Show will introduce their 2019 beneficiary, Wilderness Works, this Sunday, August 19, at 10:10 a.m. in Child Hall.
