Acclaimed DJ and Canterbury Christ Church University Alumnus, Kenny Allstar, has been named DJ of the Year at the recent Urban Music Awards.
4 Mar 2022
This year’s Canterbury Festival takes place at venues across the city from Saturday 15 October to Saturday 5 November. Boasting over 150 events, audiences can expect a plethora of unique experiences.
The University is supporting the annual Canterbury Medieval Pageant as sponsor and hosting a medieval encampment, shield making classes and a dragon hunt on the Canterbury Campus for the family trail.
An exciting new two-day festival for young people to reconnect will launch in Canterbury in June featuring music, theatre, dance, drag, talks, workshops and more in an exciting programme of events.
A project exploring how we use photographs to live with grief will be hosting a safe and friendly space for people to share photographs and stories of a loved-one this weekend at The Beany.
Through the work of the Centre for Kent History and Heritage celebrate Kent Day and discover the county’s past and significant role its people, towns and ports played in UK history.
Canterbury Christ Church University hosted the Cathedrals Group Choir Festival last weekend, with over 200 staff and students from ten member universities coming together in a celebration of music.
The University has more than doubled the proportion of world leading research produced and more than quadrupled the world-leading impact its research has on people’s lives in REF 2021 figures.
This national festival returns after three years bringing together Cathedral Group university choirs from across England to celebrate music and provide a feast of choral music.
Acclaimed DJ and Canterbury Christ Church University Alumnus, Kenny Allstar, has been named DJ of the Year at the recent Urban Music Awards.
The Daphne Oram creative arts building has been Highly Commended in The Canterbury Society’s Design Awards.
On a coastline overlooking the Moray Firth, a series of caves are slowly sharing their remarkable, if at times macabre, secrets of prehistoric society in Scotland and their relationship with the dead.
Multi Emmy and BAFTA winning documentary-film producer and director, and alumna, Kate Blewett, has been recognised as one of the UK’s greatest creative hits