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Kent's 'cene Magazine - Issue #39 Out Now!
In this edition we rediscover the traditions and rituals of UK folk with artist Ben Edge. Elsewhere, musician Will Varley talks to us about milestones and playing minigolf with Billy Bragg, Gravesend artist Elle Tennyson on her koi carp safety net and working with bleach and UB40 legend Ali Campbell speaks about the legacy of reggae ahead of his visit to Dreamland.
Esoteric Isle: The lore of the land - Kent folklore
Columnist Anna Willatt speaks to a crew of folklore enthusiasts who resolutely uphold the traditions of the county with some seasonal events
Stars roll out for Tunbridge Wells Lit Fest 2025
Richard Ayoade, Martin Clunes, Lucy Worsley, Rupert Everett, Louise Minchin, Rhianna Pratchett & more
Dystopian series Black Mirror shoots in Kent locations for Series 7
The show has used a number of coastal locations to shoot its latest series that is released this week.
Come read with me… Interview with Margate author Daisy Buchanan
Columnist Zahra Barri chats to Margate author Daisy Buchanan about Reading Yourself Happy, breaking the spell of social media and studying hip-hop
BACK TO THE BOX OFFICE CAMPAIGN: The Gulbenkian Arts Centre, Canterbury
‘Cene Magazine continues to profile cinemas and theatres across the county
Monopoly's Whitstable and Herne Bay Edition launches
More than 30 tourism spots, heritage sites, hotels and shopping destinations feature
Canterbury's Malthouse Theatre welcomes stand-up comedy stars
If you’re a fan of Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week, 8 Out of 10 Cats, or Taskmaster, this is your kind of night
Discover Medway’s newest theatre, GlassBox
GlassBox Theatre, based at the Gillingham Campus of MidKent College, is Medway’s newest public theatre
Kent's Culture Magazine, 'cene releases Issue #38
In this edition we talk diving gannets and impact with photographer Rebecca Douglas, hit the ice with the Invicta Dynamos and reminisce with Louise Rieger
Nintendo Gameboy or Sega Mega Drive?: Huge retro gaming auction comes to Canterbury
Gamers and collectors can also get their consoles and games valued!
Danny Dyer to take over Kent Caravan Park as part of new TV Docuseries
From the creators of Clarkson’s Farm, Danny and Dani Dyer are looking to “save the great British holiday”
Brickwrecks: Eight LEGO models (including the Titanic) head to Historic Dockyard Chatham, Kent
Some 170,463 bricks and 1,336.5 hours have gone into creating the eight wrecks
A Decade of Dissent - Power of Women Thanet returns for 2025
POW Thanet is celebrating 10 Years of promoting Gender Equality, Creativity, and Community
Iconic myths with a modern motive: Interview with West Malling's Rosie Hewlett
Columnist Zahra Barri chats to West Malling’s bestselling author Rosie Hewlett about modern threads in Greek myths, powerful women and whether the quest for the golden fleece was today’s desire for social media ‘likes’...
BACK TO THE BOX OFFICE CAMPAIGN: The Palace Cinema, Broadstairs, Kent
For 2025, ‘cene Magazine is launching a campaign to get visitors heading back to the box office. We will be profiling cinemas and theatres from across Kent to remind our readers how magical the experience of watching a live show or seeing a film on the big screen really is.
Folkestone's Kate Bush Fest dates for 2025 announced
More than 1,500 dancers took part last year!
Robbie Williams 'Better Man' biopic filmed scenes in Canterbury, Kent
The film is a musical fantasy with Williams’ being depicted by a CGI monkey
'Cene Magazine Edition #37 - OUT NOW - Giving Kent a Culture Shot
In this edition, we pull at the heartstrings with producer Bobby Harvey, celebrate Victorians farting with Tom Maryniak and sculpt British culture with Meelworm. Elsewhere, we go on a basketball journey with NBA draftee Ryan Richards, back the box office with The Palace Cinema in Broadstairs, go Greek with author Rosie Hewlett and get slammed at wrestling training school.
Gavin & Stacey actress and former Prodigy star headline Faversham Lit Fest 2025
Alison Steadman and Leeroy Thornhill are joined by former Green Party leader Caroline Lucas, paralympian Jonnie Peacock, historian Bettany Hughes, Buzzcock Steve Diggle and writer Will Self