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A grand cathedral with spires and a clock tower is visible through a dark, stone archway, with two people standing in the sunlit street below.Arts & Culture · 17 OctoberCanterbury Festival 2026: A Celebration of Arts, Culture and CommunityRead the story →
Patrons enjoy an outdoor meal at a restaurant named The Weavers, with half-timbered buildings and a bustling street in the background.Community · 14 OctoberMarkets and High Streets of Canterbury: Echoes of Trade, Resilience and CommunityThe exterior of The Parrot pub and dining establishment, featuring white windows, decorative hanging lamps, and black text against a light gray facade, all beneath a rustic tiled roof.Local News · 12 OctoberThe Oldest Pub in Canterbury: The ParrotFour women hold a large check for 233 pounds in front of a brick wall with a painted mural.Charity & Volunteering · 10 SeptemberA Big “Thank You” to the People of Herne BayTwo women wearing matching dark red shirts, grey aprons, and black caps stand smiling outdoors with a building and greenery in the background.Local News · 22 JulyCanterbury Charity Highlights Impact of Friendship on People With Learning DisabilitiesA woman with long blonde hair, wearing a grey tweed suit, holds a microphone and speaks while another person with brown curly hair looks on from the left.News · 30 JuneSTORY22 Brings Business Leaders Together in London to Rethink Marketing and Customer ExperienceAn aerial view shows two dark road tunnels disappearing into a dense green forest, with a road leading up to them.Local News · 26 JuneThe Murder That Made a City: How Thomas Becket's Death in Canterbury Cathedral Created England's Greatest PilgrimageA bronze statue of a female figure holding a wreath, standing on a stone pedestal surrounded by a black metal fence, with green trees in the background.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneChristopher Marlowe: The King's School Boy Who Became Shakespeare's RivalOrnate stone carving on a pillar capital depicting faces emerging from swirling patterns, with light streaming in from the left and an arched window in the background.History · 10 JuneThe Huguenots of Canterbury: How French Refugees Transformed a Medieval Wool Town into England's Silk CapitalA large stone archway cuts through a massive stone wall, revealing a street and a red brick building on the other side.History · 10 JuneInside England's Largest Surviving Medieval Gatehouse: The Secret History of Canterbury's Westgate Towers

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