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Saying Goodbye to our Marketing Volunteer

Saying Goodbye to our Marketing Volunteer

June 10, 2016

This week we said goodbye to one of our Marketing volunteers, Patrizia Berchi, who is heading back home to Italy to begin what we are sure will be a very exciting career in Marketing (she can also speak five, yes FIVE languages!). Before we let her go, we asked her to look back on her […]

INTRODUCING… STORIES IN THE DARK

INTRODUCING… STORIES IN THE DARK

March 17, 2016

In the 17th Century a device was invented to transform the projection of light into incredible shows which took people’s breath away. This device was the magic lantern. For many people it was the first time they saw projected moving images – what a spectacle it must have been! Aware of their enchanting effect, these […]

RECORD BREAKERS - SUMMER READING CHALLENGE 2015

RECORD BREAKERS - SUMMER READING CHALLENGE 2015

July 29, 2015

All the staff at Canterbury Library are gearing up for this year’s Summer Reading Challenge – Record Breakers.  Every summer all public libraries in Kent join in with the Summer Reading Challenge which is a national initiative run by The Reading Agency.  This is the biggest reading promotion that we do in Kent and is […]

Equality & Diversity through Literature

Equality & Diversity through Literature

June 16, 2020

Now more than ever, people across the world are coming together and striving to learn more about racism and diversity.  Understanding diversity is more important than ever and reading is a good starting point for learning, discussion and change. Here’s are a few recommendations from our library, Kent Libraries, of titles to support a wider […]

Tiers Before Bedtime: Creating Heritage Vol II - Part Eight

Tiers Before Bedtime: Creating Heritage Vol II - Part Eight

February 25, 2021

Day 338: Monday 22nd February It is a handy coincidence that on the day that I write my blog entry the pandemic seems to be very present in my thoughts. Firstly, today is the day that our roadmap out of Lockdown is announced. Something we’ve all been waiting for months. I listen out eagerly for […]

Tiers Before Bedtime: Creating Heritage Vol II - Part Four

Tiers Before Bedtime: Creating Heritage Vol II - Part Four

January 26, 2021

Day 311: Monday 25th January During the first lockdown I was working from home and liaising with other Council employees to provide food parcels and a medication collection service. The furlough since November feels completely different, as I haven’t been allocated any duties. I’m more focussed on my own projects and the wintry weather means […]

I DIDN'T KNOW YOU DID THAT...(PART 2)

I DIDN'T KNOW YOU DID THAT...(PART 2)

October 02, 2015

Daren Kearl is the Community Development Librarian for Canterbury and Swale District and is based at the Beaney. His role includes working with partners and the local community. A series of blogs on things you probably didn’t know The Beaney offered… 5th to 11th October is Dyslexia Awareness Week, so I’m going to highlight some […]

Family Friendly Museum Award

Family Friendly Museum Award

April 06, 2023

The Beaney needs your votes! We’ve been nominated for the Kids in Museums Family Friendly Museum Award 2023. The prestigious award recognises museums, galleries and heritage sites that provide a great experience for children, young people and families. It is the only museum award to be judged by families. At The Beaney we believe in […]

NEW WAYS TO EXPLORE

NEW WAYS TO EXPLORE

February 27, 2015

Nicky Thompson was Resident Armchair Artist at The Beaney in Canterbury. You can read her blog posts here and on her blog Pebble Press. The last time I was lucky enough to have a writing residency was a few years ago, at the Little Blue Hut in Tankerton. The Little Blue Hut was all about space, the quiet […]

CHAIRFUL PROJECT

CHAIRFUL PROJECT

November 18, 2015

This past week I have been making miniature models made from some of the drawings I shared with you on the last blog post. While drawing I really let go of any thoughts of function and utility and let the creativity run free and as a result the sketches were quite playful. I have tried […]

Incredible creations on show at The Beaney

Incredible creations on show at The Beaney

February 12, 2019

An exhibition of 30 stunning models of iconic moments in British history made entirely out of LEGO bricks comes to The Beaney in Canterbury this February.   ‘Bricks Britannia: A History of Britain in LEGO Bricks’ includes as its centrepiece a show-stopping eight metre-long model of The Flying Scotsman, the world’s most famous steam locomotive, […]