To 19 November     Top Hat – Marlowe Theatre
Tom Chambers and Summer Strallen star in the first-ever stage production of Top Hat, the legendary 1935 film, starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

11 November           An Evening with Richard Digance – Gulbenkian Theatre,
University of Kent
Brilliant self-penned comic songs introduced with panache and outrageous humour make for an entertaining evening.

11 November           Cathedral Archives and Library Annual Lecture – Canterbury Cathedral Precincts
'The making of King James' version of the bible' given by Professor Kenneth Fincham of the University of Kent.

17 November          Continental Market – Whitefriars Shopping Centre
Over a dozen festive stalls selling a range of continental food, Christmas decorations and gifts.
Until 24 December.

18 November           Canterbury Christmas Treasure Hunt
Children of all ages will enjoy the treasure hunt around Canterbury. Children are given a map and clues to help them find their Christmas prize. A great way to keep them entertained while you do the Christmas shopping. Maps from 'Kent Tours' 19 Burgate.

26 November           Artisan Markets 
Arts, craft and food market showcasing handmade craft from all over Kent. Takes place on every fourth Saturday.

2 December             Christmas through the ages - Canterbury Heritage Museum
A magical visit to one of the city's most beautiful buildings. Festive stalls selling local produce, choirs, Santa and hands-on craft activities.
Learn how Christmas has been celebrated in the city from Roman times to the recent past.

2 December             Cinderella – Marlowe Theatre
The star cast for this year's pantomime includes top TV star, John Partridge, Stephen Mulhern (Britain's Got More Talent) and  Sue Devaney (Dinner Ladies).

2 December            The Zombies 50 Anniversary Tour – Gulbenkien Theatre, University of Kent
Formed in 1961 by Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone, their hits include 'She's not there' and solo hits 'Say you don't mind' and 'God gave rock and roll to you'.

3 December             St Nicholas Parade and Service – Canterbury Cathedral 
The parade travels through the city ending in St Nicholas' arrival at the Cathedral, followed by a short service.

23 December          Service of Carols for Christmas - Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Cathedral's service of carols for Christmas. 

25 December           Main Christmas Eucharist - Canterbury Cathedral
Preacher - The Archbishop of Canterbury.

26 January               Bella Mia Flamma: A Mozart birthday concert -  Marlowe Theatre 
Classical Opera Company with Ian Page conductor in a special concert to celebrate Mozart's 256th birthday.

31 January               Peter Pan on Ice - Marlowe Theatre
A spectacular ice-dance production of J.M. Barrie's classic.

15 April                      Downland Cycles Big Kent Sportives - Downland Cycles, St Stephens
110km or 100 miles signed and marshalled routes. Two food stops and mechanic support.

For more information, contact Canterbury City Council: www.canterbury.co.uk