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in October? Gig
and Dance, Comedy, Talks, Exhibitions, Walks and for the fi rst time this year, Science.
For details and tickets visit
canterburyfestival.co.uk or call the box offi ce on 01227 787787.
SATURDAY 15 – SATURDAY 29 OCTOBER
Art Postcard Exhibition In aid of Save the Children, this powerful exhibition promises a fascinating day out, and for a good cause too.
9.30am-5pm, Lilford Gallery, Castle Street, Canterbury, 01227 766616.
SATURDAY 15, 22 & 29 OCTOBER Heritage Town Walks A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of one of Kent’s most attractive market towns. 10.30am. £3.50, Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre, Faversham, 01795 534542.
SATURDAY 15 OCTOBER Exquisite Decadence An intimate evening of French Song. Includes Fauré’s La Bonne Chanson, and Debussy’s Ariettes Oubliées. 7.30pm. The Old Synagogue. £12, students and under fi ves £6. Book through Canterbury Festival.
SATURDAY 15 OCTOBER Soweto Gospel Choir The multi Grammy Award winning Soweto Gospel Choir’s brand new
Here is Katie Turrell’s selection of gigs to check out this month:
Guide
WASABI (15 October 8.30pm) St Alphege Church, Canterbury. A ‘party band’ with afro beat, reggae and soul infl uences. £12 entry.
THE SAMMY RIMINGTON INTERNATIONAL BAND (17 October 7.30pm) The Shirley Hall, Canterbury. A 5 piece New Orleans Jazz revival band. £15 entry.
CARAVAN (19 October 7.30pm) The Shirley Hall, Canterbury. A psychedelic addition to the Canterbury Sound, legendary performers from the 1960’s. £15 entry.
ELIZA CARTHY BAND (20 October 7.30pm) The Quarter House, Folkestone. A Mercury Prize nominee and amazing and engaging folk performer. £15 entry.
AWAY WITH THE FAERIES (20 October 8.30pm) St Alphege Church, Canterbury. Frolicking folk music with a modern twist. £12 entry.
MICHELLE SHOCKED (22 October 7.30pm) The East Quay, Whitstable. A warming and humorous American singer songwriter who was big in the eighties. £17 entry.
SOUNDS OF THE STREETS (26 October 8pm) The Ballroom, Canterbury. A mix of hip hop, graffi ti artists and dancers letting loose. £5 entry.
DAWN CHORUS CLOSING PARTY (29 October 8pm) The Jarman Building, University of Kent. Artists performing with immersive visuals creating an interactive venue. £5 entry.
show, African Grace. 8pm. Canterbury Cathedral. Tickets £10-£28.50. Book through Canterbury Festival.
SUNDAY 16 OCTOBER Kamikaze Blues Band The fi rst half explores the origins of The Blues and the second allows you
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