Canterbury Festival kicks off on Saturday October 13th with pianist Freddy Kempf joining the St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra at The Marlowe Theatre. Tickets for this have all but sold out but there’s lots else in store from now until the end of ... more
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Canterbury Festival is Kent's International Arts Festival, the largest festival of arts and culture in the region, and one of the most important cultural events in the South East.
The Festival attracts an audience of over 70,000 people of all ages to free and ticketed events, drawn from across Kent, London and the South East. With over two hundred events in two weeks there is something to suit everyone from classical music to contemporary dance, and from comedy to world music with theatre, walks, talks, visual arts and much more.
To find out about the origins of the Festival and the development to its present day format, see the History of the Festival. Alternatively read about their plans for the future under Director Rosie Turner, as they strive to take the Festival to new levels of excellence and enjoyment.
Rounding off the Spring Series in style. Come and sing this fabulously uplifting work as part of the Deal Festival Spring series and help raise crucial funds to secure the Festival’s future. Singers of all ages, all voices and all standards are very welcome. Charlton Church, St Alphage ...