St Paul's Without the Walls
A medieval parish church on Church Street (St Paul's) just outside Canterbury's city walls, reordered as a flexible space and regularly hired for events and concerts.
About this venue
St Paul's Without the Walls is a Church of England parish church standing just outside the city walls of Canterbury, founded in the 13th century and thoroughly restored by Sir George Gilbert Scott between 1854 and 1856. It is part of the benefice of St Martin and St Paul.
The interior has been reordered to remove the traditional pews and create a flexible space with a wide stage area, and the building is regularly hired for events and concerts. The parish publishes no capacity figure.
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