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Category: Culture

Why do we document everything?

June 15, 2026June 15, 2026 ReporterCulture

By Preeya Abidi-Fallows From Snapchat to Instagram stories, why are experiences increasingly recorded rather than simply experienced? Why in 2026 do we feel the need to film everything? From documenting what we have for breakfast to posting what children get…

Culture, Documenting, Social Media, Society

Chester Heritage Festival Returns to Bring 2,000 Years of History to Life

June 15, 2026June 15, 2026 ReporterCulture

Chester Heritage Festival has officially launched, transforming the city into a living museum for two vibrant weeks from 23rd May to 7th June 2026. The festival offers a packed programme of expert talks, guided walks, and behind-the-scenes experiences exploring Chester’s…

chester, Chester history, Chester walking tours, history

Chester Beer Festival Returns to the Town Hall for Another Year of Cask Ale Celebration

June 15, 2026June 15, 2026 ReporterCulture, Listen

By Tim Savchenko Chester Town Hall played host to this year’s Chester Beer Festival on 5 and 6 June 2026, an annual event organised by CAMRA — the Campaign for Real Ale — bringing together real ale enthusiasts from across…

Beer, chester, Chester Beer Festival, Cider

A Time of Dread by John Gwynne – A Literary Masterpiece

June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 ReporterCulture

By Charlotte Gadd-Henderson A Time of Dread by John Gwynne is first book in the Blood and Bone series. This follows on from the series Faithful and the Fallen, which is made up of five novels. The series introduces us…

Summer in Chester: Events to Attend

June 12, 2026 ReporterCulture, News/Current affairs

By Jayia Matree It is officially well into the month of June and into the season of outdoor fun and clear skies, and with Chester being an ever-lively city, there is a plethora of small to big events happening for…

Chester city, Culture, Entertainment, events, Summer, University of Chester

Comics for Beginners: 8 entry-level comics for new readers

June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 ReporterCulture

By Freddie Coles Following a recent resurgence, physical comics are more popular than ever. Communities on social media have encouraged a wave of new readers to engage with graphic novels and comic books. However, it can be harder than you…

books, comic book, feature, superheroes

The Invisible Pursuit Of Success

June 8, 2026June 8, 2026 CSMCulture, News/Current affairs

By Mie Eidstad How far would you go to prove that you deserve your place in the world? In Ann Liang’s ‘If You Could See The Sun’, Alice Sun is willing to risk almost everything. While the book may appear…

Ann Liang, Book news, Book Review, culture review, If you could see the sun, Journalism, University of Chester

Everywhere At Once festival adds more acts to their lineup

June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 ReporterCulture, Music

By Leah Simons Fatboy Slim, Gene and Westside Cowboy have all been added to the roster, joining a lineup of 400+ other artists such as Rizzle Kicks, Becky Hill and The Royston Club. The festival, taking place between 26th –…

everywhere at once, grassroots, independent venues, live music, Music, Music Festival, music venue trust

Pride Month celebrations: Chester and beyond

June 5, 2026 ReporterCulture, News/Current affairs

By Sophie Collier. Celebrated in June, Pride Month is a historical and cultural celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community. Starting as just one day in June, Pride festivities grew into a whole month, offering support, activities, events and training.  These celebrations…

Awareness, Chester Pride, Community, events, LGBTQIA+

Farewell to a Local Favourite: Chester’s Just Coffee announces its goodbye.

June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 ReporterCulture, News in brief, News/Current affairs

After serving thousands of coffees to the public of Chester, two years after opening, Just Coffee have announced that due to the “rising costs and increasing pressure” on the business, they cannot afford to stay open and will close in…

cafe, chester, coffee, Local, Small Business

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