Christmas has arrived in Canterbury!

Christmas has arrived in Canterbury!

The team enjoyed an evening out on the town to watch the Christmas light switch on & parade. The parade ended in the cathedral grounds which is hosting a market over the festive period.



This is the first time a market has been held in the grounds for 200 years. Canterbury Cathedral’s festive market ran from 1383 until 1813 when, following concerns of ‘indecency and tumultuous conduct’, it closed for the final time. The market is open daily until 24th December 2024.


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