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Independent farmers’ market and food hall in an 18th century early Victorian locomotive shed
Built before 597 AD it features Roman
A bustling vibrant market and restaurant with a range of food stalls selling mouthwatering local and international produce to Canterbury residents and visitors since 2002
Sculpted by Canterbury native Henry Weekes RA in 1840
Marlowe Theatre Size:18 x 24" | 45 x 60cm Independent farmers’ market and food1,200 seat theatre in the heart of Canterbury, named after the playwright Christopher Marlowe who was born and attended school in the city. The building has a rich, colourful past starting out in Margaret's Street shortly before World War 1, before moving to its second home in The Friars in 1933. In 1944 the film A Canterbury Tale had its world premier there and over the 70's and 80's the venue hosted a number of major acts including The Cure and Joy