The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter was first published by Frederick Warne & Co. (now part of Penguin Random House UK) in 1902. In celebration of the anniversary of this classic little book, and over 120 years of mischief, Frederick Warne & Co. are delighted to present “The World of Peter Rabbit™ Storytime Trail”. Hop into this walkthrough experience, where visitors will be able to immerse themselves in The Tale of Peter Rabbit. Little bunnies will be able to crawl under the garden gate, hide in a watering can, and see their reflection in a mirror pool, just like Peter Rabbit! With photo opportunities and activities to take part in along the way, there are plenty of opportunities for families to enjoy this well-loved tale. Saturday 18 February 2023 to Sunday 16th April 2023 (Closed Mondays) £3 Suggested Donation. Special Exhibitions Gallery, First Floor, The Beaney. Find out more HERE

The festival is based in Canterbury, Kent, offering anyone and everyone an opportunity to celebrate radio drama through open access to the live listening sessions in person and online. The Festival is organised by International Arts Partnership   The festival takes place at the Eastbridge Hospital in the centre of Canterbury from 27 – 31 March and online for those for whom Canterbury is too far. We welcome visitors from near and far for the full week or for one session. Access is always free though we ask you to book.

Whether you’re worshipping or want to keep the little ones entertained, there is plenty to see and do at Canterbury Cathedral during the school holidays.   Services will be held in the Cathedral from 31st March to 9th April, and there will also be mini talks, family workshops and arts and crafts sessions for all ages to enjoy.   Take a look at what’s on in the precincts this April 

Come along to Whitefriars, Canterbury on Saturday 1st April 2023 between 9am and 4:30pm to partake in the Rotary Canterbury Sunrise's Easter Hunt Against Hunger, raising funds to reduce hunger and food insecurity in Zambia The Easter bunny has placed 9 letters around the centre of Canterbury. These 9 letters spell a secret word that you'll need to claim a small prize! It's free to join in although a donation, however small, would be very gratefully received. Contactless payments accepted. ALL money raised will be put towards their international project

Join in the fantastic craft activities, solve the maze and win Easter goodies at Whitefriars Square in the heart of Canterbury   The Easter marquee and maze will be located in Whitefriars Square from 4th – 14th April. No need to book and admission is FREE.

Keep the kids active at the University of Kent’s EasterZone Holiday Camp. Filled with daily multi-sports and activities and qualified coaching with DBS-checked staff, the daily timetables include traditional sports such as football, hockey, and rugby alongside new sports like endball and goalball and some drumming and dance sessions.   Open to children aged 5 to 12 with spaces available 11-14 April. Find out more