Indeed a work of art that brings both history and architecture together spiritually in the Gothic Revival style. This Cathedral underwent a significant renovation and has managed to merge the old and the new. They make a concerted effort to involve membership and invite you to enjoy this magnificent edifice. They have events open to the public, and you can sit comfortably as you listen. Services are held regularly including a Blessing of the Animals that draws a large crowd. They have accomplished Choirs and rival those one imagines you'd see in Europe or at a famous concert hall. On the expansive grounds, they hold a Memorial Day Fair and Craft Show. Weather permitting, this is a delightful way to enjoy and spend the afternoon. Even if you are not Episcopal, all are welcome to participate here and visit. And for those who enjoy gardens, there is a large, old Hawthorn located here that was a gift to the Church from England. History lives on in Garden City.