“I like the idea of making Jewish art from stones used from Canterbury Cathedral,” she says. The region’s most famous Jewish son is Sir Moses Montefiore, the financier and philanthropist who fought for Jewish rights worldwide. “But I have noticed that many of them come from north London where they don’t have to try to be Jewish. Were they still in London, maybe these Margate residents would be going to synagogue and or sending their kids to cheder. Work by Jewish artists, including Blythe, has been exhibited at the centre and some of the events have a distinctly Jewish flavour.