Living Through Two World Wars - Canterbury 1914-1951
Doreen Rosman delivers a historical talk at Canterbury Cathedral on life in Canterbury during the World Wars.
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This week in Canterbury offers a good mix of events for all interests. You can find a variety of opportunities to experience the city’s culture. Expect historical talks that delve into the area’s past and provide insight into its evolution, referencing the city’s origins as Durovernum Cantiacorum and its revival following Augustine’s arrival. Look out for lectures concerning Canterbury’s medieval period as a hub for trade and learning. For evening entertainment, there’s a programme of music and nightlife, from themed evenings to live performances. Several evenings are dedicated to major sporting events, with communal viewing available in pubs throughout the city.
Things to do in Canterbury also extend to choral performances showcasing musical talent within the city’s impressive settings, such as Canterbury Cathedral or St Augustine’s Abbey. Consider attending a performance to appreciate these historic spaces. You might also find events linked to the railway line running to Whitstable. Your best bet is to find something that suits you, whether you’re looking for an engaging lecture, a lively night out, or a captivating performance. You’ll find a diverse range of options throughout the week, easily accessible with frequent railway services from Canterbury West and East stations. Remember to consider potential overcrowding at popular venues.
Check the listings below for times and venues.
Doreen Rosman delivers a historical talk at Canterbury Cathedral on life in Canterbury during the World Wars.
Canterbury's biggest weekly student event hosts live World Cup football viewing.
The Marlowe Theatre hosts the satirical play 'I'm Sorry Prime Minister'.
Celebrate the World Cup at Club Chemistry with 'Footy Frenzy', an energetic football-themed night.
Celebrating summer solstice with festival atmosphere and Ibiza vibes at Club Chemistry.
Joz Norris performs at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.
Canterbury Choral Society performs Verdi's Requiem at Canterbury Cathedral.