Reimagining Christian Iconography at Canterbury Cathedral
Renaud Muraire's exhibition at Canterbury Cathedral reinterprets Christian iconography through contemporary paintings.
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Looking for events in Canterbury this week? You can find a thoughtful selection across art and culture, giving you a well-balanced way to spend your time. This week offers chances to reflect and enjoy, with a focus on contemporary takes on historical themes. You’ll find performances at venues accessible from Canterbury West or Canterbury East railway stations. A calm, measured pace defines the week's activities. Keep an eye out for events at locations connected by the city’s rail links. Options include gallery visits and walks along the historic city walls. The Crab and Winkle Way, reachable via the Canterbury & Whitstable Railway, gives a different view of the area. Further afield, the Downs offer a space for leisure. You can find a mix of experiences that reflect Canterbury’s character. The city’s long history means you can connect with its past during current events. Plan your visit by checking the listings below. Consider combining a walk through the city walls with a gallery visit. Just outside the city, The Downs provide a welcome space for relaxation. Remember that the city centre can be challenging to navigate at peak times, and parking is limited. The historic streets, shaped over centuries since Roman times, are best explored on foot.
Renaud Muraire's exhibition at Canterbury Cathedral reinterprets Christian iconography through contemporary paintings.
A public tennis session open to all skill levels at the University of Kent.
Comedian Ania Magliano performs her stand-up comedy show at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.
Poet Anthony Toner and musician Rosie Johnston perform a live evening of spoken word and music at Chapters Coffee and Books in Canterbury.