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welcome to our arts and culture

brochure, which lists a wide range of concerts, events and exhibitions at canterbury christ church university from April to July 2013.

A real highlight is the Universe of Sound installation from 27 April – 12 May in Augustine Hall, an interactive digital project from the philharmonia orchestra, where you can walk through a virtual orchestra and conduct and play as you go. it is based around The Planets by Holst and admission is free.

other highlights include two pieces of musical theatre: The Decline and Fall of the Entire World As Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter and The Witches of Eastwick. there are Arts and photography Graduate exhibitions and a public lecture by Admiral lord Boyce.

We look forward to welcoming you to these events (many of which are free).

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photography is strongly represented with karen shepherdson’s Close to Home exhibition at Broadstairs and The Collected followed by our Graduate Photography Show, both at the sidney cooper Gallery.

this is the time of year when students exhibit their degree work with our BA Fine and Applied Arts Degree Show and In the Making, where post Graduate certificate of Education students respond to the challenge of learning to be artist-designer / teachers. Both are held at the sidney cooper Gallery.

to be the first to hear about forthcoming exhibitions and events sign up to our free monthly e-bulletin at [email protected]


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thu 28 March – tue 21 May

karen shepherdson: close to HomeBurton GAllEry, BroADstAirs cAMpus

the exhibition draws from the artist’s extensive ongoing photographic series Attachments. the visual catalyst for this work resides in her environment and provides a frequently paradoxical visual response to the isle of thanet. www.beyondtheview.org.uk

Wed 10 – sat 27 April

the collected siDnEy coopEr GAllEry, cAntErBury

this contemporary art exhibition begins with the work of award-winning Magnum photographer Mark power and brings together the collected work of practitioners from canterbury christ church university’s Media, Art and Design Department.

for the gallery visitor, the diversity of media utilised will be immediately apparent: painters, printmakers, photographers, sculptors, filmmakers, sound artists will all contribute.

the embracing of such diverse artistic disciplines seeks to provide a dynamic conversation both across and between the various media.

thu 25 April, 6.30pmscratch orchestrasiDnEy coopEr GAllEry, cAntErBury

Doors open 6pm, performance 6.30 - 7.30pm

free event, booking essential. please contact the gallery. telephone: 01227 453267 or email: [email protected]

please see page 10 for details.

sat 25 May – thu 6 JuneDegree show: BA fine & Applied Arts / BA visual Art & DesigncAntErBury GAllEriEs

Graduating students from our art programmes showcase their work in the sidney cooper Gallery and studios, Augustine House, Augustine Art centre and the Eastbridge pilgrim’s Hospital. Work will include painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, film, photography and digital art.

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this interim show of first and second year students follows BA photography degree programme students.

for further information, please email: [email protected]

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fri 14 – thu 27 June2013 Graduate show: photography siDnEy coopEr GAllEry, cAntErBury

this photography degree show presents work produced by final year BA photography students, celebrating student achievement and showcasing substantial final year photographic projects.

thu 20 June, 6 – 7.30pmGallery talk: the photographer as collectorsiDnEy coopEr GAllEry, cAntErBury

in On Photography, susan sontag writes “ to collect photography is to collect the world.”

this illustrated talk will consider the imaginative practice of collecting as a means of communication. photographer and christ church lecturer sam vale will illustrate this concept through outlining his own practice, which investigates the motivation and satisfactions of collecting. in addition to discussing his work, sam will examine how photographers and artists such as Martin parr, Erik kessels and richard Wentworth have used collecting to inform their own creative practices. the talk will also consider how collecting and photography are inventive processes that rely on selection and arrangement to express ideas about the world in which we live.

free event, booking essential. please contact the Gallery. telephone 01227 453267 or email: [email protected]

fri 5 – sat 20 JulypGcE Exhibition: in the Making siDnEy coopEr GAllEry, cAntErBury

In the Making is the culmination of post Graduate certificate of Education (pGcE) students’ response to an intense and exciting experience of learning to become artist-designer/teachers.

students from the pGcE 11 - 18 Art and Design technology courses at canterbury christ church university celebrate their achievements and the strong partnership link between the university’s faculty of Education and secondary schools in kent and Medway.

the exhibition features examples of students’ own creative practice and their work as teachers in a rich variety and range of 2D and 3D media and processes.

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the philharmonia orchestra’s extraordinary interactive digital installation, Universe of Sound in Augustine House, canterbury, is something not to be missed (see pages 14 - 15).

We have two musical theatre pieces: The Witches of Eastwick and Ben Bagley’s The Decline and Fall of the Entire World As Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter. the term ends with a Prom Concert which includes Sinfonia de Requiem by Britten, in this his centenary year.

canterbury christ church university lunchtime concerts

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Wed 24 April, 1pmlarissa lovelock Memorial concertA recital by clarinettist Aleksandar Golovin, this year’s winner of the larissa lovelock scholarship for postgraduate performance.

Wed 1 May, 1pmshowcase concertleading undergraduate and postgraduate students from the Department of Music and performing Arts present their work.

Wed 8 May, 1pmcomposers’ concertpremières of new music written by outstanding composition students, directed by Matt Wright.

Wed 15 May, 1pmfirst year showcase concert

Wed 12 June, 1pm chamber Music recitalperformances by string quartets, directed by Martin outram of the Maggini Quartet.

there is a collection for the Department of Music and performing Arts’ scholarship fund after each lunchtime concert.


sat 27 April, 7.30pm

Ben Bagley’s The Decline and Fall of the Entire World As Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter st GrEGory’s cEntrE for Music, cAntErBury

Tickets: £8 (full), £6 (students)

Music and lyrics by cole porter. this student musical ensemble presents a sophisticated evening of musical theatre.

Based on the new york production assembled and directed by Ben Bagley. this amateur production is presented by arrangement with Josef Weinberger ltd. on behalf of r&H theatricals.

to book please email: [email protected] or visit: www.canterbury.ac.uk/shop/ben-bagleys

fri 26 April, 7.30pmillustrated lecture: the story of the canterbury catch club (1779 - 1865) cAntErBury cAtHEDrAl ArcHivEs (EntrAncE froM tHE cloistErs)

thu 25 April, 6.30pmscratch orchestrasiDnEy coopEr GAllEry, cAntErBury

Doors open 6pm, performance 6.30 - 7.30pm

the canterbury scratch orchestra is a student collective interested in an open approach to improvising music. previous performances have involved responding to drawings, working with film-makers and poets and collaborating with musicians as diverse as singer-song writers, indian classical musicians and laptop artists. the ensemble’s work focuses on people and play and at its heart lies John steven’s belief that music making involves ‘practising an alternate society’.

free event, booking essential. please contact the gallery. telephone: 01227 453267 or email: [email protected]

the story told in words and music by staff from christ church university’s Departments of Music and performing Arts and English and History with a specialist interest in the period.

Music performed by Cantuar, an a capella group of five cathedral lay clerks.

free event, but seating is limited. to reserve a place please email: [email protected] or telephone: 01227 782428

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fri 10 May, 7.30pmWelte organ concert with organist D’Arcy trinkwon sciEncE tHEAtrE, sAloMons cAMpus, tunBriDGE WElls

Tickets: £10 (full)

At the age of 24, D’Arcy was hailed by the Musical Times as the inspiration ‘for anyone needing to be converted to organ music’ – more recently the Münich Merkur acclaimed him ‘one of the really great artists of his genre’.

this distinguished international musician performs in the leading festivals and concert series worldwide, and is respected for his mission to promote the organ, as a concert instrument, to a wider public. in addition to his concert career, he is the organist of nearby Worth Abbey.

He makes a welcome return to salomons where he will perform a typically dazzling programme to show off the remarkable Welte philharmonic organ to its full glory and demonstrate why he has been called ‘the nureyev of the organ’ – An event not to be missed!

for further information or to book, please telephone: 01892 507609 or email: [email protected]

Wed 8 May, 8pmJazz theme nightDWEll BAr, BroADstAirs cAMpus

originals and standards performed by christ church university second and third year commercial Music students.

thu 9 May, 8pmrepertoire and styles Group DWEll BAr, BroADstAirs cAMpus

third year commercial Music students perform a range of popular music styles.

sat 27 Apr – sun 12 May, 10am – 6pmuniverse of sound: the philharmonia orchestraAuGustinE HAll, AuGustinE HousE, cAntErBury

step inside a virtual philharmonia orchestra: conduct and play with this interactive digital installation based on The Planets by Holst. Universe of Sound in canterbury is presented in collaboration with canterbury christ church university, canterbury city council, the Marlowe theatre, sounds new and sound Hub.

for further information, please see pages 14 - 15.

fri 17 May, 6pm conductors and Arrangers clubst GrEGory’s cEntrE for Music, cAntErBury

Directed by Michelle castelletti. An evening of fun with some of the best arrangements created by students, played by students and conducted by students – from tragedy to comedy, it’s all here.

to reserve a place, please email: [email protected]

thu 23 May, 8pmcommercial Music showcaseDWEll BAr, BroADstAirs cAMpus

showcase performance by second and third year students.

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fri 24 May, 11am – 4pm (short performances on the hour)

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tue 28 May, 7.30pmcommercial Music End of year show QuArtErHousE, folkEstonE

Tickets: £5 (full), £3 (students)

End of year performances by students from the Department of Music and performing Arts.

for tickets, please contact the Quarterhouse Box office. telephone 01303 858500 www.quarterhouse.co.uk

thu 13 – sat 15 June, 7.30pmThe Witches of Eastwick QuArtErHousE, folkEstonE


fri 14 June, 7.30pmprom concert tHE cHApEl, nortH HolMEs roAD, cAntErBury

Tickets: £5 (full), free (students) Available on the door.

An end of year celebration showcasing the very best of our students’ talent – singers, instrumentalists, soloists and ensembles – featuring Britten’s Sinfonia de Requiem conducted by tadeusz kaznowski.

to book please visit: www.canterbury.ac.uk/ events/music, email: [email protected] or telephone: 01227 782428

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sat 4 May & sat 18 May, 2 – 3.15pm

screening of Archive film of canterbury and District no.5 poWEll lEcturE tHEAtrE (pG09), cAntErBury cAMpus, cAntErBury

Tickets: £4 ( All profits go towards further archive film work)

tim Jones, senior lecturer from the Department of Media, Art and Design at canterbury christ church university will be screening his fifth selection of archive films of the canterbury area, much of which has not been shown publicly for 60 years or more.

Highlights of this screening include: canterbury in the early 1930s, canterbury in colour 1939, field Marshal Montgomery’s visit in 1945, ‘the Enduring stones’ 1951, changing canterbury in the 1960s and canterbury in the 1980s.

some tickets (non-reservable) will be available for purchase (by cheque) on the door.

for advance tickets, please visit: www.canterbury.ac.uk/shop/ archive-film-screenings

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step inside a virtual Philharmonia orchestra: conduct and play with this new interactive digital installation based on Holst’s the Planets.

Admission free“Music Magic”

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27 April – 12 May 2013, 10am - 6pm

Imagine walking through a world-class symphony orchestra as it plays Holst’s The Planets. A free digital installation, Universe of Sound, coming to Canterbury lets you do just that.

Visit each section of the Orchestra – violins and violas, flutes, trumpets, and so on – up close, projected

on to HD screens. You see what they see, and hear what they hear.

Simply watching – great. But how about actually conducting the orchestra? With conducting ‘pods’ using cutting-edge technology (as used on the Xbox), you can. You can also play on real instruments, under the guidance of the

Philharmonia’s players, listen to commentaries from the musicians and the conductor; and mix your own arrangement of a new, specially written piece.

If you’ve never seen an orchestra in action, it’s a perfect introduction. If you’re more familiar, it’s a fascinatingly different way of experiencing it.

Sat 4 May and Sat 11 May, free guided tours with a music leader (family tours available). Tickets are free, but require prior booking (limited availability). For more information and to book, please call 0800 652 6717

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“ An impressive feat…this installation certainly gives a taste of the Orchestra’s amazing richness.”

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Universe of Sound in canterbury is presented in collaboration with: canterbury christ church university, canterbury city council, the Marlowe theatre, sounds new and sound Hub. Admission free. for further details, including a map and directions to Augustine House, please visit: www.canterbury.ac.uk/events


tue 21 May, 7.30pmEnd of year Dance showcaseQuArtErHousE, folkEstonE

first and second year students from the BA Dance Education course at university centre folkestone, present an end of year performance.

the performance includes African and contemporary technique studies and students’ own solo and group choreography.

Wed 22 May, 7.30pmthird year Dance showcaseQuArtErHousE, folkEstonE

third year Dance Education students from university centre folkestone entertain with an end of year performance, with south Asian and contemporary technique and repertoire and students’ own choreography.

tue 30 April, 7.30pmcontemporary theatre Making QuArtErHousE, folkEstonE

Tickets: free, booking essential

Directed by Aidan Dooley. performances by first year Drama students.

for free tickets, please contact the Quarterhouse Box office. telephone 01303 858500 www.quarterhouse.co.uk

tue 14 May, 7.30pmcloud nine by caryl churchill QuArtErHousE, folkEstonE

Tickets: free, booking essential

Directed by Evie Humphreys, stage managed by camilla Watkins and supervised by kene igweonu. performances by second year Drama students.

for free tickets, please contact the Quarterhouse Box office. telephone 01303 858500 www.quarterhouse.co.uk

fri 24 May, 11am – 4pm (short performances on the hour)

kynaectionsQuArtErHousE, folkEstonE

this multimedia performance installation piece for dancer and technician, fuses projected light structures and contemporary dance movement. it explores the relationship between performer and observer and attempts to create a meaningful aesthetic dialogue. through the use of touch screen surfaces, 3D projected light structures are drawn in real-time within the haze filled performance space. the observer can draw as a reaction to the movement of the dancer and in turn the dancer moves within the constantly shifting scenic environment. in every sense a collaborative work of performance emerges from the evolving conversation and tangible connection established between observer and performer.

Graphic control interface and isadora programming by Andy Hurst. choreography by katie Burse, ruth Blakey and charley Byrne.

the performances are short (8 minutes) and start on the hour from 11am until 4pm.

free event, just turn up on the hour for each performance.

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our performances...the Department of Music and performing Arts presents end of year performances at the Quarterhouse in folkestone, including dance, drama, a musical and Kynaections – an interactive multimedia performance installation fusing projected light structures and contemporary dance movement.

this year’s musical is The Witches of Eastwick. come and enjoy passionate performances from up-and-coming young talent.

thu 13 – sat 15 June, 7.30pmThe Witches of Eastwick QuArtErHousE, folkEstonE

Tickets: £8 (full), £5 students

from the writers and creative team of last year’s hit musical Zombie Prom, this production is not to be missed. students and staff from university centre folkestone surpass themselves.

this spicy stage adaptation is based on the award-winning Warner Brothers movie starring Jack nicholson and Michelle pfeiffer.

three women live in the quiet town of Eastwick. frustrated with the tedium of their mundane lives, they accidently cast a summoning spell. the very next day a charismatic stranger arrives: the demonic Darryl van Horne. seducing each of the three women in turn, Darryl initiates them into the black arts, shattering their peace and tranquillity. As the forces of darkness gather, corruption, murder and mayhem turn Eastwick into a veritable Hell on Earth...

for tickets, please contact the Quarterhouse Box office. telephone 01303 858500 www.quarterhouse.co.uk

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thu 11 April, 6pmDenis pepper: Writing and publishing your first bookunivErsity cEntrE folkEstonE, folkEstonE

free event, but booking essential.

Denis will talk about the discipline of organising a writing routine, and technical issues such as the design and printing of book-covers, reviews, marketing, Amazon e-readers and battling with booksellers.

to book, please email: jane.seaman@ canterbury.ac.uk

Wed 12 June, 9.30am – 5.30pmcommunities in the Digital Age – symposiumlAuD BuilDinG (lG16), cAntErBury cAMpus, cAntErBury

Tickets: £35

Digital technologies have the power to strengthen communities as well as support participation in public life. new tools such as social media could enhance inclusive engagement leading to stronger, broader and more diverse engagement. the use of digital tools could also lead to more active communities through empowering people to become active citizens. Academic research and professional accounts paint a mixed picture about how digital transformations are shaping the lives of communities.

to book, please email: [email protected]

the full programme will be available from April at:www.canterbury.ac.uk/ arts-humanities/MediaArtAndDesign

Writing comes AlivesiDnEy coopEr GAllEry, st pEtEr’s strEEt, cAntErBury

now in its second year, this series of public readings celebrates and encourages creativity in writing. Admission is free. Doors open at 5.30pm, so come along and enjoy the Gallery’s current exhibition before the talk.

Wed 17 April, 6 - 7pmstav sherezChaired by Tibor Fischerstav sherez is the author of The Devil’s Playground (2004) – shortlisted by the crime Writers Association, The Black Monastery (2009), A Dark Redemption (2012), and Eleven Days (2013). He spent five years working as a music journalist and is currently the literary editor of the catholic Herald.

twitter: @stavsherez www.stavsherez.com

Wed 5 June, 6 - 7pm MA creative Writing extractsChaired by Tibor Fischerstudents from canterbury christ church university’s MA in creative Writing course will read extracts from their prose fiction, offering a wide and wonderful range of styles and voices.

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public lecture series at canterbury christ church university

reservations required, visit: www.canterbury.ac.uk/publiclecturesreservations

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Wed 24 April, 6pmthe united kingdom – the importance and utility of maritime power olD sEssions HousE, lonGport, cAntErBury

Admiral the lord Boyce, lord Warden and Admiral of the cinque ports kG GcB oBE Dl

the sea has, to a large extent, ensured the uk’s survival over the centuries; and it is via the sea that the country’s global dominance was established in the 18th and 19th centuries. this dominance permitted the sea to be exploited for trade, allowing for growth in wealth and influence, which saw the creation of the British Empire – a huge global military and trading power with a significant proportion of the world under British rule. What is the importance and utility of maritime power to the uk today?

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sat 20 April, 10am - 4pmyour own springwatch: unsprung at salomons £25sAloMons cAMpus, tunBriDGE WElls

tutors: lynne and peter flower

sat 27 April, 10am - 4pmthe Development of the orchestra £25univErsity cEntrE folkEstonE, folkEstonE

tutor: Barry seaman

sat 4 May, 10am - 4pmDiscovering Archaeology £25sAloMons cAMpus, tunBriDGE WElls

tutor: richard carter

sat 11 – sun 12 May, 9.30am - 4.30pmHow to be an Artist £50sAloMons cAMpus, tunBriDGE WElls

tutor: charles Williams

Mon 15 April, 2 - 4pminterpreting and practising Abstract Art £42.50sAloMons cAMpus, tunBriDGE WElls

tutor: David Evershed | 5 sessions

tue 16 April, 10.30am - 12.30pmAspects of Modernism £42.50cAntErBury cAMpus, cAntErBury

tutor: David Evershed | 5 sessions

tue 16 April, 10.30am - 12.30pmExplore kent towns £42.50sAloMons cAMpus, tunBriDGE WElls

tutor: Gill Draper | 5 sessions

Wed 17 April, 10am - 12pm, Benjamin Britten: A centenary celebration £42.50cAntErBury cAMpus, cAntErBury

tutor: Michael chandler | 5 sessions

fri 3 May, 6.30 - 8pmthe past Around us: Ancient History in film, literature, Art and Museums £5univErsity cEntrE folkEstonE, folkEstonE

tutors: lesley Hardy, Adam Gutteridge, Andy Brockman | 4 sessions £5 donation per week

tue 4 June, 10.30am – 12.30pmscience and natural History of our planet Earth £42.50sAloMons cAMpus, tunBriDGE WElls

tutors: lynne and peter flower | 5 sessions

full course details are available online. to book, please telephone 01227 863451, email: education.communityarts @canterbury.ac.uk or visit www.canterbury.ac.uk/ community-arts-education

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We offer a wealth of different day schools and short courses for you to discover, learn and enjoy. Whether you would like to learn about something completely new or discover more about a subject that already appeals to you, you are sure to find something of interest. All courses offered are non-accredited and are designed to be enjoyed for their own sakes.

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Mon 1 July (3pm) - fri 5 July (10am)tutored creative Writing retreat £450sAloMons cAMpus, tunBriDGE WElls

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April 2013 thu 28 March – tue 21 May BG karen shepherdson: close to Home Burton Gallery, Broadstairs campus 6

Wed 10 – sat 27 April scG the collected sidney cooper Gallery, canterbury 6

thu 11 April 6pm Denis pepper: Writing and publishing your first book university centre folkestone, folkestone 18

Mon 15 April 2 - 4pm interpreting and practising Abstract Art salomons campus, tunbridge Wells 20

tue 16 April 10.30am - 12.30pm Aspects of Modernism canterbury campus, canterbury 20

tue 16 April 10.30am - 12.30pm Explore kent towns salomons campus, tunbridge Wells 20

Wed 17 April 10am - 12pm Benjamin Britten: A centenary celebration canterbury campus, canterbury 20

Wed 17 April 6 - 7pm Writing comes Alive: stav sherez sidney cooper Gallery, canterbury 18

sat 20 April 10am - 4pm your own springwatch: unsprung at salomons salomons campus, tunbridge Wells 20

Wed 24 April 1pm larissa lovelock Memorial concert st Gregory’s centre for Music, canterbury 9

Wed 24 April 6pm public lecture: the united kingdom – the importance and utility of maritime power old sessions House, longport, canterbury 19

thu 25 April 6.30pm scratch orchestra sidney cooper Gallery, canterbury 10

fri 26 April 7.30pm illustrated lecture: the story of the canterbury catch club (1779 - 1865) canterbury cathedral Archives, canterbury 10

sat 27 April 10am - 4pm the Development of the orchestra university centre folkestone, folkestone 20

sat 27 Apr – sun 12 May 10am - 6pm Universe of Sound: philharmonia orchestra Augustine House, canterbury 11

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sat 27 April 7.30pm Ben Bagley’s the Decline and fall of the Entire World As seen through the Eyes of cole porter st Gregory’s centre for Music, canterbury 10

tue 30 April 7.30pm contemporary theatre Making Quarterhouse, folkestone 16


May 2013 Wed 1 May 1pm showcase concert st Gregory’s centre for Music, canterbury 9

fri 3 May 6.30 - 8pm the past Around us: Ancient History in film, literature, Art and Museums university centre folkestone, folkestone 20

sat 4 May 10am - 4pm Discovering Archaeology salomons campus, tunbridge Wells 20

sat 4 May 10am - 6pm Universe of Sound: free guided tours Augustine House, canterbury 15

sat 4 May 2 - 3.15pm screening of Archive film of canterbury and District no.5 canterbury campus, canterbury 13

Wed 8 May 1pm composers’ concert st Gregory’s centre for Music, canterbury 9

Wed 8 May 8pm Jazz theme night Dwell Bar, Broadstairs campus 11

thu 9 May 8pm repertoire and styles Group Dwell Bar, Broadstairs campus 11

fri 10 May 7.30pm Welte organ concert with organist D’Arcy trinkwon salomons campus, tunbridge Wells 11

sat 11 – sun 12 May 9.30am - 4.30pm How to be an Artist salomons campus, tunbridge Wells 20

sat 11 May 10am - 6pm Universe of Sound: free guided tours Augustine House, canterbury 15

tue 14 May 7.30pm cloud nine by caryl churchill Quarterhouse, folkestone 16

Wed 15 May 1pm first year showcase concert st Gregory’s centre for Music, canterbury 9

fri 17 May 6pm conductors and Arrangers club st Gregory’s centre for Music, canterbury 11

sat 18 May 2 - 3.15pm screening of Archive film of canterbury and District no.5 canterbury campus, canterbury 13

tue 21 May 7.30pm End of year Dance showcase Quarterhouse, folkestone 16

Wed 22 May 7.30pm third year Dance showcase Quarterhouse, folkestone 16

thu 23 May 8pm commercial Music showcase Dwell Bar, Broadstairs campus 11

fri 24 May 11am - 4pm kynaections Quarterhouse, folkestone 16

sat 25 May – thu 6 June scG Degree show:

BA fine & Applied Arts / BA visual Art & Design canterbury galleries 6

tue 28 May 7.30pm commercial Music End of year show Quarterhouse, folkestone 12

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June 2013 sat 1 – tue 4 June 10am - 4pm 65: the interim BA photography show the pie factory, 5 Broad street, Margate 6

tue 4 June 10.30am - 12.30pm science and natural history of our planet earth salomons campus, tunbridge Wells 20

Wed 5 June 6 - 7pm Writing comes Alive: MA creative Writing extracts sidney cooper Gallery, canterbury 18

fri 14 – thu 27 June scG 2013 Graduate show: photography sidney cooper Gallery, canterbury 7

fri 14 June 7.30pm prom concert the chapel, north Holmes road, canterbury 12

Wed 12 June 9.30am - 5.30pm communities in the Digital Age – symposium canterbury campus, canterbury 18

Wed 12 June 1pm chamber Music recital st Gregory’s centre for Music, canterbury 9

thu 13 – sat 15 June 7.30pm the Witches of Eastwick Quarterhouse, folkestone 17

thu 20 June 6 - 7.30pm Gallery talk: the photographer as collector sidney cooper Gallery, canterbury 7

July 2013 Mon 1 July (3pm) - fri 5 July (10am) 3pm/10am tutored creative Writing retreat salomons campus, tunbridge Wells 21

fri 5 – sat 20 July scG pGcE Exhibition: in the Making sidney cooper Gallery, canterbury 7

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