Canterbury’s Great Stour Riverfest Returns with Exciting Line-up of Activities

Canterbury‘s beloved event, the Great Stour Riverfest, makes a grand return this September with an array of engaging activities for residents and visitors alike to enjoy. The festival, in its second year, is a collaboration between the city council and various local community organizations, highlighting the ecological, historical, and cultural significance of the Great Stour River.

The festival spans from September 14 to September 22, featuring a week filled with free Stour-themed events that cater to individuals of all ages and interests. The festivities kick off with a vibrant open-air fair at the Westgate Gardens, leading up to the renowned Canterbury Rotary Club’s annual duck race on World Rivers Day.

Exciting events lined up for attendees include guided river walks, wildlife spotting sessions, arts and crafts workshops, historical river tours, and much more. Each activity promises a unique and enriching experience, showcasing the splendor of the Great Stour and its surroundings.

Participants will have the opportunity to engage with local experts, conservationists, and enthusiasts who are dedicated to preserving and promoting the river. Whether learning about the diverse wildlife, exploring the river’s heritage, or simply enjoying the scenic beauty, there is something for everyone at the Great Stour Riverfest.

Additional events and booking details will be announced soon, with some activities requiring prior reservation due to limited capacity. For those eager to partake in this celebration of nature and community spirit, the Great Stour Riverfest promises a week of fun-filled memories and meaningful connections.