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Join Canterbury Cathedral this summer for fun drop-in sessions, jam-packed with Cathedral trails, activities, and arts and crafts on a journey through Canterbury Cathedral's epic 1,400-year history!
Get your hands dirty with clay modelling, make your friends jealous with your own hand-made personalised mitre (bishop's hat), and discover history brought to life in our free Family Tours!**
Activities vary each week. Arts and craft activities are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays only.
*Included with your Admission Ticket. There is no need to book for drop-in activities.
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