A Centenary Service for the courage of Sir Ernest Shackleton CVO & his men
A Centenary Service of Thanksgiving for the courage and endurance of Sir Ernest Shackleton CVO and his men
This Special Service in Westminster Abbey taking place on Friday 20th May 2016 at 12 Noon, marks the centenary of the 'Endurance Expedition' made by Sir Ernest Shackleton and his men.
This first attempt to make a land crossing of the Antarctic failed to accomplish its objective, but has become recognised instead as an epic feat of endurance. The courage and leadership shown by Shackleton makes him a hero who is of great relevance today.
All are welcome to attend.
To apply for a free ticket (s), click on REGISTER above. Having done so, on the right of the first screen, click on the number of tickets you would like (up to 5), then click on CHECKOUT - you will then be asked to leave your details and those of any guests attending with you on the next screen. A link to a ticket (s) will be sent to the email address that you enter, and you can then print off your ticket (s) to bring on the day.
If you are a descendant of those involved in the Endurance Expedition, the Quest expedition, the Nimrod Expedition, or the Ross Sea Party please book a 'Descendant' ticket.
Please note that you will have to bring a passport or alternative form of photographic identification to attend this event.
FAQs
So I need to bring my passport? Yes, you need to provide some form of photographic evidence on the day in order to attend the event.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event? Public transport is advised. For those with special needs, please e-mail special.events@westminster-abbey.org.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket (s) to the event? Yes please.
What is the dress code? Lounge suit or day dress.
What time do the doors open? 10.45 am
Can I bring a guest? Yes, you can bring up to four guests with you on a single order. Please just register your details and the details of any guests attending with you.
How long is the Service ? The Service is likely to last up to one hour.
A Centenary Service of Thanksgiving for the courage and endurance of Sir Ernest Shackleton CVO and his men
This Special Service in Westminster Abbey taking place on Friday 20th May 2016 at 12 Noon, marks the centenary of the 'Endurance Expedition' made by Sir Ernest Shackleton and his men.
This first attempt to make a land crossing of the Antarctic failed to accomplish its objective, but has become recognised instead as an epic feat of endurance. The courage and leadership shown by Shackleton makes him a hero who is of great relevance today.
All are welcome to attend.
To apply for a free ticket (s), click on REGISTER above. Having done so, on the right of the first screen, click on the number of tickets you would like (up to 5), then click on CHECKOUT - you will then be asked to leave your details and those of any guests attending with you on the next screen. A link to a ticket (s) will be sent to the email address that you enter, and you can then print off your ticket (s) to bring on the day.
If you are a descendant of those involved in the Endurance Expedition, the Quest expedition, the Nimrod Expedition, or the Ross Sea Party please book a 'Descendant' ticket.
Please note that you will have to bring a passport or alternative form of photographic identification to attend this event.
FAQs
So I need to bring my passport? Yes, you need to provide some form of photographic evidence on the day in order to attend the event.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event? Public transport is advised. For those with special needs, please e-mail special.events@westminster-abbey.org.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket (s) to the event? Yes please.
What is the dress code? Lounge suit or day dress.
What time do the doors open? 10.45 am
Can I bring a guest? Yes, you can bring up to four guests with you on a single order. Please just register your details and the details of any guests attending with you.
How long is the Service ? The Service is likely to last up to one hour.