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Lives in Motion: Stories of migration from the 11th century to the present day

Migration has long played a major role in Britain’s national life. It is the movement of people from one place to another, nationally or internationally, permanently or temporarily. Lives in Motion features 51 stories dating from the 11th century through to the present day, exploring the experiences and contributions of people who have moved to […]

What Remains? Canterbury’s Ancestors: Ethics, History & Science

Studying our ancestors reveals who they were, how they lived, and their stories. Advances in science continue to uncover more. But should human remains be displayed in museums? Does scientific value outweigh ethical concerns? It’s a complex issue requiring careful thought. You’re invited to explore the evidence, share your views and reflect alongside the community. […]

The 3 Cultures Project

In April 2024, British and Ukrainians, including those displaced by war, met in Canterbury to begin an innovative training program in Flamenco Dance. Meanwhile, ‘Canterbury 4 Ukraine Ladies Choir’ was hard at work rehearsing, as was ‘On Yellow and Blue’- an original band of three. At the same time popular local group ‘Gypskazz’, was developing […]

The Tiger Who Came to Tea

Immerse yourself in the world of Sophie and enjoy a cup of tea with the Tiger! Judith Kerr deposited her life’s work with Seven Stories in 2008 and this constitutes one of the most significant collections of artwork by a single illustrator in the Seven Stories collection. This exhibition was initially created by Seven Stories […]