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St George's is a lovely and well used church with wonderful acoustics and hosts a series of local music concerts throughout the year. It replaced the fire damaged St. Mary's as parish church in 1544. St. George's was later also consumed by fire on 24th August 1727. The current church was built in 1731 by the Architect Sloane.
Adjacent to St. Andrew’s Arts Centre, families set sail from the tiny Bawley Bay to start a new life in Australia and New Zealand.
Remains of one of five artillery blockhouses built along the Thames shoreline by King Henry VIII.
Next to St Andrew’s stands the mission house. Built in 1840 as the Spread Eagle Tavern and subsequently taken over in 1870 by the St. Andrew’s Waterside Church Mission, this is now in private ownership.
Discover this Kent family attraction, an immersive experience inspired by the UK’s best known hobby brands – Hornby, Scalextric, Airfix, Corgi and Pocher.
Tape Face, known for his mime and silent comedy, brings his delightful, hilarious act—featuring singing shoes and dancing dresses—to town, direct from Las Vegas.
Britain’s top improv troupe, stars of *Whose Line Is It Anyway*, bring their lightning-fast wit and audience-led comedy to Canterbury, promising a unique, laughter-filled show every time.
Join Tenors Unlimited, the ‘Rat Pack of Opera’ for a wonderful musical journey with their fabulous harmonies and fun repartee.
Passion and Celebration presents a programme of music that invites the listener on an exciting, emotional and spiritual journey through a series of much-loved operatic and classical works.
Juliette Pochin and James Morgan mix sharp-tongued comic songs, musical mashups, and an irreverent 'History of Western Music' via Abba, all with a filthily operatic humor.
