Hand-picked events from the editor
March 24 Reflections - Live in Concert, Avenue Theatre, Sittingbourne Herne Bay singer and entertainer Martin Farbrother makes a welcome return to the Avenue Theatre with local vocalist Sue Barnes. Under the name of ‘Reflections’ they will demonstrate their joint passion for entertaining with a show packed with fun, and songs made famous by some of the world’s greatest singers. 7.30pm, tickets £12 (£10
concessions) 01795 471140
www.avenuetheatre.co.uk
APRIL April 1
Old Brook Pumping Station
Solomons Road, Chatham Built in 1929, the Old Brook Pumping Station has been open as a museum since the early 80s. The preserved station now serves a dual role as an interesting public utility and to house a collection of exhibits relating to the industrial history of the Medway Towns and its surrounding area. The station is owned by Medway Council but
maintained and managed by the Medway Industrial Archaeology Group (MIAG). It opens to the public on the first Saturday of each month. 01634 842059
www.oldbrookpumping.co.uk
April 1
Heritage Transport Show, featuring the South East Bus Festival Kent Showground Detling, Maidstone A huge display of vintage vehicles including cars, buses, tractors, commercials, motorcycles and stationary engines. Attractions include free
tractor rides, miniature railway, model displays, trade stands and an “autojumble” section. Returning for 2017 will be the Classic for the Future area and the farmers’ market. An event for anyone with an
interest in vintage vehicles. Refreshments available. Free parking. 10am to 4pm 01622 630975
www.kentshowground.co.uk/ heritage-transport-show/
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