We have created this page to notify website readers of other events that we have been asked to publicise.
Canterbury Historical Association lecture on Thursday 6 February at 7pm in the Clagett Auditorium, Canterbury Cathedral Lodge. Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh is the speaker and the title is ‘A gateway county: migrants in 15th-century Canterbury and Kent’
Tudors and Stuarts History Weekend 2025 – CONFERENCE April 25-27. Augustine House, Canterbury. For further details see https://ckhh.org.uk/tudors-stuarts.
The Becket Lecture will be on Tuesday 27 May at 7pm, wine reception from 6.30pm, in the Michael Berry Lecture Theatre, Old Sessions House and is a free public lecture – all welcome. The speaker his Rachel Koopmans and her lecture is entitled ‘Murder, Miracles, Liturgy, and Stained Glass: Thomas Becket and Benedict of Peterborough’.
Michael Nightingale Memorial Lecture is a joint undertaking between Brook Rural Museum and CKHH. This will be on Tuesday 23 September at 7pm, again with a wine reception from 6.30pm and is an open public lecture. The speaker is Victoria Stevens and the title of her lecture is ‘Conserving Intangibility: the significance of change in heritage collections’
Saturday, 8th November 11am – 4pm Canterbury Society Heritage Expo Event at Westgate Hall. This is expected to be a similar event to last year when there was a series of small talks and over 30 stalls (including CHAS).
More local events of possible interest are advertised on the Centre for Kent History and Heritage webpage.