Canterbury’s popular Screen Talks series returns this autumn to its new home, Curzon Riverside, with a programme of seven films introduced by academics from Canterbury Christ Church University.
Alumnus Charlie Tidmas celebrates the success of We'll Go Down in History, an award-winning documentary about TRUK United, a groundbreaking football club for the transgender community.
Canterbury Christ Church University is inviting artists to help bring its commitment to sustainability to life through a new public mural celebrating the vital role of wildflowers and pollinators.
The University has helped bring the creative voices of young people across East Kent into print by launching a new anthology celebrating the region's landscape, culture, and heritage.
Artwork by Canterbury Christ Church University alumni is now on display at Canterbury West Station as part of New Perspectives, a new public exhibition delivered in partnership with Southeastern.
Visitors looking for something different to do in Kent this summer can explore Charles Dickens through a new digital trail developed by Canterbury Christ Church University academics and partners.
A Victorian prison escape room is one of the activities coming to Dover this autumn as part of the Being Human Festival, offering visitors a chance to experience history in a truly immersive way.
CCCU alumna Lucy Drury has celebrated remarkable success in the industry, including a recent BAFTA win.
A CCCU photography graduate has enjoyed a remarkable start to her creative career, with national recognition coming just months after graduating.
The winter season of Screen Talks begins this December, offering a vibrant mix of classic and cult films designed to spark fresh perspectives and conversations for all film lovers.
Curzon Canterbury Westgate and Canterbury Christ Church University have renewed their successful Screen Talks partnership for another three years.
A new trend is supporting regional growth across the tourism industry.