An incredible facility at Homewood House School, The Sinden Theatre aims to bring the arts to the community
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Folkestone-based Lower Block partners photographers on high-quality zines that capture football’s subculture moments
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Comedian Honourable Tom Houghton heads back to his training ground of the Gulbenkian in Canterbury and talks about life lessons, comedy lessons and not getting too deep
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The historic society is well known for poking fun at celebrities
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In this edition our Alternative Gift Guide makes its return, offering presents and events for this time of year. We also talk about Kentish identity with artist Joel Ely, reminisce with Sandhouse, document football culture with Lower Block, plus much more. Enjoy.
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Female-led folk ensembles bring live show back to Kent this Christmas
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Steve Coogan has returned to the small screen with his beloved character in How are you? It’s Alan (Partridge)
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Discos For Grown Ups announces three Kent dates
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Running 4th–11th October, the third annual Maidstone LitFest offers a week-long celebration of books, stories, and ideas, with events across venues in and around Maidstone.
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A mix of drama, comedy, music, cabaret, poetry, improv, drag, and family shows across three venues
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See the world's best new documentaries by the sea
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Lou is bringing her show No Kissing in The Bingo Hall to a ‘homecoming’ gig at The Granville in Ramsgate on September 19th
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The Black Pearl Cinema will pop-up at The Horsebridge Centre
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Luxmuralis commemorates the First and Second World Wars at Canterbury Cathedral
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A free weekend of excitement and adventure for all the family
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Set in a Grade II-listed building more than a century old, the tale of The Silver Screen Cinema in Folkestone is packed with history, including one of the most important events in Kent’s film past
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From fun to meaningful, Faversham’s Evermore Tattoo Studio offers a holistic skin illustration experience
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Columnist Zahra Barri chats to Ramsgate travel and nature author Adam Weymouth about the ever-entwining world of wolves and humans
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Influential campaigners Led By Donkeys talk to ‘cene Magazine about the challenges of modern protest
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In this issue we have an exclusive interview with accountability activists Led By Donkeys to hear about their unique combination of art and activism. We visit Woodsell, a countryside-regeneration project, where people can escape to Kentish nature, while Skins star Alexander Arnold films a new short in Ashford about the 11+. Also, we have Medway rapper Jay Malakhi on a crazy six months, Brianna Lois Parker on Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year and Paul Camo on Margate Radio’s fifth birthday. And there’s much, much more.
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