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Celebrate the end of term and the onset of Christmas in words and music to lift the spirits with seasonal cheer: festive fun stuff, spiced with merriment.

Delve into the intricacies of AI with interesting talks that cover recent news stories, shedding light on ground-breaking advancements in the field. .

The beauty and precarity of glaciers in the age of climate change.

Dr Adam Chapman (VCH General Editor) will explore how these VCH volumes explore the history of communities in the living, ever changing landscape.

This one-day conference will highlight new research that is taking place on different types of institutional care in Kent.

Participating exhibitors will be reflecting on their work currently on show in the Glacial Movements and the Ghaib exhibition.

The next in the series of CCPR webinars ‘Should the Police Lie?’ is jointly run with the Institute for Global City Policing at UCL.

Professor Alice Sullivan, University College London, presents on sex, gender and academic freedom.

To celebrate the opening of Canterbury Festival, the Daphne Oram Gallery will be open on from 12 – 3pm with drinks available on arrival.

This lunchtime concert in the beautiful setting of St Martin’s Church celebrates music from the Spanish and Portuguese Diaspora.

Makaton is a sign and symbol language programme used by and with children and adults with speech, language, and communication difficulties. Come and try it.

Some of the staff teaching CCCU’s Commercial Music course perform a variety of original material and arrangements of well-known cover versions.