Columnist Zahra Barri talks to Isle of Sheppey author Rebecca Gransden about pilgrimage and new book ‘Crossing The Field Towards The Group’
Read MoreA mesmerising combination of live shadow puppetry and animated projection for children and families
Read MoreAn interactive exhibition exploring the life of Canterbury’s most famous poet and playwright
Read MoreHosted by Screen South & Lauren Yeates
Read MoreThanet photographer Joshua Osborne sees people. His stunning array of images put authentic characters at the centre of his work, no matter who they are.
Read MoreYour award-winning drag artist and host, Miss D, has graced stages and screens across the globe
Read MoreIn this edition, we bring characters into focus with photographer Josh Osborne and discuss AI music and moon landings with Happy Mondays icon Shaun Ryder.
Elsewhere, columnist Sam Woods perfects his shrimping while trying Brazilian jiu jitsu, Cara Blackburn invites us to learn about the flora and fauna of Kent in spring and we get into conversation with experimental musicians Voka Gentle. Plus there’s a milestone with indie retailer County Clothes, post-apocalyptic Sheppey, shedding wine guilt with Natalia Suta and much, much more.
Read MoreShaun Ryder heads to Kent as part of his spoken word tour
Read MoreFolkestone is a Library will launch with a world record attempt on Sunny Sands beach
Read MoreDrawn from more than 15,000 entries worldwide, the exhibition presents the most powerful works from Ocean Photographer of the Year
Read MoreColumnist Zahra Barri talks to author and hairdresser Vicki Lord about sex, blow-dries, First Dates and the safety of the salon chair
Read MoreWorld-renowned Margate artist Studio Lenca’s work is born out of his experiences as an ‘undocumented’ person
Read MoreThe second life of Tony Davis’s photographic Archive
Read MoreAs seen on BBC One with Graham Norton
Read MoreIn this issue, revered photographer Tony Davis uncovers his picture archive, giving us access to anera of authenticity. Elsewhere, musician Taren Gopi talks us through his beginnings in electronic music, artist Blondie Howden picks up a spray can and chases her dreams, while Rob Birch, of Stereo MC’s, talks Margate.
Read MoreThis year’s festival runs from 20th February to 1st of March 2026
Read MoreBringing together Kent’s musicians and filmmakers to produce a series of original and innovative music videos
Read MoreFaversham location has been confirmed by Kent Film office
Read MoreAn incredible facility at Homewood House School, The Sinden Theatre aims to bring the arts to the community
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