Herne Bay Programme 2012

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18 to 26 August 2012

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WELCOME

Join us in celebrating 20 years o

one o the largest ree estivals in

Kent! New events or this special

year include antastic air displays

with wing walking and a Spitfre

Mk IXB, 1950s dance displays

and rock and roll events, street

theatre and a abulous frework

fnale with a twist! And o

course, the estival avourites opening parade, crab catching

competition, sandcastle building

and freworks to fnish o the

estival in style.

This years programme is

bursting with events ranging

rom great live music, streettheatre, aternoon bandstand

shows, amily workshops and

competitions something or

everyone (and its all ree!).

The estival is core unded

and managed by CanterburyCity Council, who work closely

with a band o passionate and

enthusiastic people that orm

the Herne Bay Festival Advisory

Group. They support and

help develop the estival, and

contribute a huge amount

o time and energy to ensure

events are a great success. O

course were always looking or

new members so please get in

touch i youre interested.You will see an evaluation

orm towards to back o the

programme. It would be great

i you can fll it in and let us

know what you think. There is

a prize draw or all completed

entries with 50 in vouchers or

the winner

All details in the programme are

correct at time o print. Check the

website or the most up-to-date news,

events and listings.

Help us celebrate

20 brilliant years!

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This years estival sees the return o the ever popular Herne

Bay Rocks competition, a showcase held all over town or the

duration o the estival, searching or the best local musical

talent. Although called Rocks, any live music is welcome and in

the past we have had everything rom jazz, soul, ska, acoustic,acapella and rap as well as rock to name just a ew styles.

Previous winners have included Amber Room, eaturing Matt

Clubb and Sueleen Fletcher rom BBC The Voice and who will

be appearing on our main stage on Saturday 25 (see page 40).

There are two days in a recording studio and a slot on the

estivals main stage up or grabs or the winner. So come alongto any o the listed venues and enjoy some brilliant live music

or ree! For more details or i you would like to enter contact

David Shepherd at [email protected].

Thursday 16 The Prince o Wales

Friday 17 The Heron

Saturday 18 The Divers ArmsSunday 19 The Queen Victoria

Monday 20 The Druids Head

Tuesday 21 The Angling Association

Wednesday 22 The Hampton Inn

Thursday 23 The Rodneys Sportsbar (fnal)

The Pier Trust presentsHerne Bay Rocks!Thursday 16 to Thursday 23 August, 7.30pm start


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Herne Bays Got Talent!Sunday 26 August Central Bandstand 3pm

Do you have the voice of an angel? Can you dance like J-Lo? Orare you the next Michael McIntyre? Whatever your talent, if it is

entertaining, we want to see it! Come and enter yourself at our

annual competition to find the best talent in Herne Bay. With a whole

afternoon of singing, dancing, comedy, magic and music its the

one event you wont want to miss. Register at the Central Bandstand

from 1pm to 2.30pm. Please read the rules below before entering.

Saturday 18 AugustCentral Parade 8pmAre you a swash buckler,

a grog-swiller, or a captain of

the seas? Then put on your eye-patch

and join in this merry band of pirates

as they make their way along Central Paradefrom Lane End to the Clocktower Plaza.

The pirate parade needs everyone to be

involved, and there are two ways to enter.

Either book on one of our workshops that are

running on Thursday 16, Friday 17 or Saturday

18 August and be involved with creating the

costumes that make up the parade. Or if you

cant make the workshops, register

online (this is really important!) and then

turn up on the night dressed to look the part!

You can be as creative as you like with your

costume perhaps add a captains hat, a

beard, or a stripey top.

As this is an evening parade well be handing

out glow sticks for you to carry, but why not

bring a torch as well and make sure you

really shine? All children in the parade must be

accompanied by at least one adult make sure they get dressed up too!

To book on a workshop call 01227 862 201

www.hernebayestival.com

The SmugglersParade

Performers will be placed into one

of five age categories:

four to eight, nine to 13, 14 to16,

17 to 20, 21 over

All performances must take place

on the Central Bandstand stage Props and instruments must

require no set up time

No act shall be longer than

five minutes

Facilities are available for CDs,

tapes and IPods

No singing over backing tapes orCDs that include vocals

(this may include some karaoke

tapes/CDs)

Acts must offer no danger to

either performer or spectators

The organisers reserve the right

to stop the act at any time,and the judges decision is final

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EXHIBITIONS

Herne Bay Arts GroupExhibitionDisplay of various pieces of art and

craft, as produced by the Herne

Bay Arts Group. All work is available

to purchase.

Where: United ChurchesLower Hall, High Street

When: Saturday 18 to Saturday

25 August (not Sunday 19),

10am to 4pm

CT6 exhibitionThe CT6 artists have been busycreating an exhibition themed

around celebration! Come and

see the exhibition, then celebrate

the festival by decorating your

own plaster of Paris cupcake no

need to book, just turn up! All thecupcakes can then be taken to the

Giant Picnic on Sunday 26!

Where: Bay Arts Gallery,

47a William Street

When: Saturday 18 to Sunday

26 August, 10am to 4pm

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Cartoonists at theOlympics ExhibitionVisit the Olympics with the nations

much-loved cartoonists! Favourite

work from the British Cartoon

Archive selected by community

sporting groups.In partnershipwith the British Cartoon Archive.

Entry included in museum

admission. Free to Canterbury

district Residents Card holders and

their children.

Where: Herne Bay Museum,

12 William StreetWhen: Saturday 18 to Sunday


Herne Bay Camera Club

Annual Photographic

ExhibitionAn exhibition of prints by

members of the Herne Bay Camera

Club. For more details visit

www.hernebaycameraclub.co.uk

Where: Herne Bay Library

Gallery, 124 High Street

When: Saturday 18 to Saturday25 August (not Sunday 19),

10am to 4pm

To celebrate the estivals 20th year a number o local artists have

come together to put on a number o antastic exhibitions, with

many pieces o work available to buy. Dont miss the exhibition at

Herne Bay Museum showcasing work rom top british cartoonists!


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Sporting Life ExhibitionAn exhibition of Olympic inspired

work created by local artists. The

Peoples Millions Art Gallery is

situated in the entrance of theKings Hall.

Where: Kings Hall

When: Saturday 18 to Sunday


Herne Bay Baptist Churchand arts activitiesA varied and exciting exhibition of

creative arts. Watercolours, acrylics,

glass painting, model making, digital

photography and many others.

Reflections coffee shop also open.

Where: Herne Bay Baptist

Church, 105 High Street

When: Wednesday 22 to

Friday 24 August, 10.30am

to 2pm

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Beach Creative CIC, based inBeach House, provides a riendly

and convenient temporary

location or proessionals, local

groups, enterprising initiatives,

students and social entrepreneurs

to meet, work and share ideas

to support and acilitate anexpanding creative and cultural

business, education and

community network in Herne Bay.

Herne Bay Histories

For the Herne Bay Festival, BeachCreative will be building on a

project looking at the towns

residents and visitors views on

their experiences o being in

Herne Bay.

As part o this, the publicare invited to come to Beach

House to tell their stories and

be flmed. There will be a series

o creative workshops to give

participants ideas about how

they might produce creative

work, which tells their stories,and the outcomes produced

will orm part o an exhibition in

Beach House to be launched on

Saturday 25 August.

Beach House

Beach Creative is a non-proft community interest organisation that aims to support and enable the

development o creative industries in the Herne Bay district. Part o this will be to increase opportunities

or the community to develop their creative skills and participate in the arts, locally, nationally and,

internationally. The University or the Creative Arts initiated the project and supports many o the

activities within the space and the Creative Canterbury team at Canterbury City Council oered Beach

House on a short-term lease as a temporary venue through the Creative Development team.

WorkshopsWorkshops will take placerom 2pm to 5pm on Tuesday

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Thursday 23 August in Beach

House.

For urther details contact Gill Wilson,[email protected] or phone 07545 787955or visit our website at www.beachcreativecic.co.uk


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MIMS is a collective term for the

concerts that are held throughout

the year at The United Church

in Mortimer Street. The term is

used to try to encompass thelarge range and variety of content

from swing band to classical

trios, cathedral organists to choral

groups, piano recitals to brass

bands and offering all musical

styles from Bach to Bacharach.

As part of the festival week there

will be a number of additional

concerts on offer and we are

very excited to see them feature in

the programme. On Saturday 18

August, David Ruddock

gives a piano recital and onThursday 23 August, the Director

of Music at Liverpool Cathedral,

David Poulter, gives an organ

recital.

In addition to this there will be

FREE one-hour lunch time organconcerts taking place every day,

from Monday 20 to Saturday 25,

starting at 12.30pm. There are

refreshments available in the

church from 12pm to 2pm and

people are welcome to enter or

leave recitals at any time.

Music in Mortimer Street - MIMS


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20th

AnniversaryAir DisplayThese air displays have beenmade possible by the generoussupport o Dave Jordan

As part of the festivals 20th

anniversary programme we are

delighted to be showcasing a

series of air displays throughout

the afternoon! With displays from

three of the best UK teams, this is

one event that cannot be missed!Displays will take place over the

seafront bring your binoculars!

Where: Searont

When:

12.30pm to 1pm

Breitling Wingwalkers

2.30pm to 3pmRed Bull Matadors

4.30pm to 5pm

Spitfre Mk IXB and

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Zany ZoetropesBe inspired by the cartoon

exhibition to create your own

fun moving picture animation.

Drop-in craft activity. 1 per personto cover the cost of materials in

addition to standard museum

entry charge.


12 William Street

When: 10am to 4pm

The Smugglers

Parade WorkshopCome and join this FREE workshop

to make a fantastic costume for

the parade on Saturday. This

workshop is aimed at ages fiveto 15, but guardians have to get

involved too! Participants must be

available to perform at the parade

on Saturday 18 August. Children

to be accompanied by a guardian.

Drop in workshop

no need to book.Where: Beach House,

Beach Street

When: 10am to 4pm

Movie ManiaKavanagh Cinema will be hosting a

different film every morning of the

festival week. Contact

01227 365 676 or drop in formore information.

Where: Kavanagh Cinema,

William Street

When: 11am

Cost: 3.50

Face PaintingOur friendly artists will be decorating

faces all afternoon. Do you want

to be a butterfly, tiger or dragon?

Numerous designs to choose from,

small charges will apply.

Where: Promenade

When: 12pm to 4pm

Herne Bay Town Partners

present Model EngineeringCome and have a ride on this

small scale train around the park!

With thanks to Canterbury ModelEngineering Society and Herne Bay

Town Partners.

Where: Memorial Park

When: 12pm to 4pm

*Dont orget to visit all the wonderul exhibitionsthroughout the town! See page six or details.

Pebble PaintingJoin The Activity Box for Pebble Painting on the pier! Enjoy

getting creative with pebbles and paints and make a gift for

someone special or treat yourself to the perfect hand madememento of your day. All ages and abilities welcome.

Where: Pier Entrance When: 2pm to 4pm


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Jumpin and JivinJoin us or an aternoon o rock and roll music eaturing

dance perormances rom the Cinque Port Lindy Hoppers

and Helles Belles. Dont miss a jive lesson with Phil at 2pm!

Where: Clocktower Plaza12pm to 12.30pm Cinque Port Lindy Hoppers

1pm to 2pm The Remains o Johnny Cash eaturing Helles Belles

2pm to 2.30pm Jive lesson with Phil

3pm to 4pm Gearbox

4pm to 4.30pm Cinque Port Lindy Hoppers

5pm to 6pm Nagasaki 3


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Bright Shadow present: Salon Luminhaire

Salon Luminhaire is an interactive installation that is hairy on the

outside and all heart on the inside. In this salon for the mind, explore

a world of stories, experiences and provocations that divert yourattention to the kinder side of life. Let Salon Luminhaires staff guide

you on a journey through this installation which spotlights, magnifies

and celebrates the small things that make a difference.

Where: Pier Entrance

Times: 1pm to 2.30pm and 3pm to 4.30pm

1pm to 1.40pm Alex Hills

1.50pm to 2.30pm Arcelia

3pm to 3.40pm Richard Navarro

3.50pm to 4.30pm The Noel McCalla and Dudley Ross Duo

5pm to 5.45pm Elle Rayenne

6pm to 6.45pm The Boxing Octopus

7pm to 7.45pm Coco and the Butterfelds

Beautiful Town Music presents

Acoustic Bandstand

Beautiful Town Music is a collective that promotes and supports

new local music. BTM run the Songwriters Showcases at The

Ballroom in Canterbury on the first Thursday of every month,which is free and well worth a visit. For more information see:

www.acebook.com/beautiultownmusic

Where: Central Bandstand


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The Galloping Cuckoos

present: Driftwood

A group of fisherwomen, dressed

in bold, bright fisher-folk outfits,roam the coast, hauling their

small fishing hut, made of worn,

splintered driftwood, rusty timber

and sailcloth. They seek places to

drop anchor and connect with the

locals to share their sea stories

through choral song, old folktunes and live music. Funny and

nostalgic a must see event!

Where: Promenade between

the Pier and the Bandstand

When: 1.30pm to 2pm

3pm to 3.30pm

4pm to 4.30pm

Forrests Family FunfairLast chance to have a go on

Forrests Family Funfair! Open late

tonight, head over after the fiery

display!

Where: Memorial Park,

Kings Road

When: 2pm to 10pm


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MIMS present David

Ruddock Piano RecitalBack by popular demand! Come

and see David Ruddock perorm

a programme o classical musicincluding Mozart Sonata in A and

Chopins Fantaisie-Impromptu.

See page eight or more details

and listings o other MIMS events

taking place during the week.

Where: United Church,

Mortimer StreetWhen: 7pm

Cost: 6 adults, 3 children

A magical storm has shipwrecked

a merry band of friendly piratesin Herne Bay! Having spent the

week enjoying the town, they

love it so much that they want

to stay forever! Join the pirates

as they march back to their ship

to say their final goodbye to the

seas, and come to live in the besttown in the world! Come and

watch the return of our fantastic

evening parade as it makes

its way from Lane End to the

Clocktower Plaza. Would you like

to take part? See page five for

details. The parade will start at

Lane End at 8pm and will finish

at the Clocktower Plaza at 9pm.

See the map on page two for

full details.

Where: Lane End (start)

When: 8pm to 9pm

The Smugglers Parade

Pier Trust presents:Herne Bay Rocks!Another brilliant evening o live

music as part o the Herne Bay

Rocks competition. See pageour or details.

Where: The Divers Arms

When: 7.30pm start

Dont forget to visit allthe wonderful exhibitions

throughout the town! See

page six for details.


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Fiery FinaleJoin the pirates as they say goodbye to their

ship with this spectacular fery fnale! This

sculpture has been created by international

artist Robert Bradord, who created theantastic Poseidon and Burning Man

sculptures at the estival in 1995-6. We are

delighted to welcome Robert back or our

anniversary programme. This event is an

absolute must see do not miss out!!

Where: Clocktower Plaza

When: 9.15pm

Poseidon at the Herne Bay Festival 1995


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Dont forget to see allthe wonderful exhibitionsincluding this one at The

Herne Bay Museum. Seepage six for details


exhibition to create your ownfun moving picture animation.

Drop-in craft activity. 1 per

person to cover the cost of

materials in addition to standard

museum entry charge.


12 William Street

When: 10am to 4pm

Movie ManiaKavanagh Cinema will be hosting

a different film every morning of

the festival week. Contact 01227365 676 or drop in for more

information.


William Street

When: 11am Cost: 3.50

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Cherry Orchard Fun DayA great family fun day for all

ages. Attractions include a

falconry display, dog show, karate

demonstration, pony rides, gokarts, face painting, chair-o-planes

and Pip the Clown magic show.

Limited parking at Strode Park 1

Where: Cherry Orchard, Herne

When: 1pm to 5pm

Herne Bay TownPartners present...Model

EngineeringCome and have a ride on this

small scale train around the park!

With thanks to Canterbury ModelEngineering Society and Herne Bay

Town Partners.


When: 12pm to 4pm

London Olympics 1948. Cartoon by NEB (Ronald Niebour) published Daily Mail 07/08/1948


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Monster Crab Catching

CompetitionOne o the estivals avourite

events! Come and dangle a line

rom the pier and try to catch the

heaviest crab, or angle or one o

the specially marked crabs that

have been placed in the water!

There are prizes to be won or

both categories. Please bring

16 metres o fshing line, a smallweight and a container or bucket

to keep your crab in. Fish heads

and squid are oered as bait at

the start. All crabs get to go back

in the water ater the weigh-in.

Under 16s only.

Where: Herne Bay PierWhen: 1pm start until

3.30pm weigh-in at the HBAA

Clubhouse.


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St Georges Cup and

Festival Race - a Pursuit Sailing Race.

In a pursuit race the slowest boat starts first and the faster boats start

at various times after this according to their handicap. The handicapsystem is called a Portsmouth Yardstick and is designed so that boats

of different speeds can race against each other. At the end of the race

the boat that is in the leading position having sailed the same number

of laps as everyone else is the winner. Spectators will get an excellent

view of the event from the pier and a commentator will be on hand

to explain what is going on and who is in the lead. This trophy was

originally presented to the West Cliff Regatta Committee by the Hotel

St. George as a sailing trophy in 1964. The race this year is between the

two local clubs: Hampton Pier Yacht Club and Herne Bay Sailing Club.

Where: West o the Pier

When: 2pm

Pier Trust presents:

Herne Bay Rocks!Another brilliant evening of live

music as part of the Herne Bay

Rocks competition. See page

four for details.

Where: The Queen VictoriaWhen: 7.30pm start

Herne Mill Open DayHerne Mill is a Kentish smock

windmill dating rom 1789. It

is Grade I listed and is owned

by Kent County Council and

cared or by the Friends o

Herne Mill. This is an exciting

opportunity to see inside! See

www.herne-mill.btik.com

or more inormation.

Where: Mill Lane, HerneWhen: 2pm to 5pm

Cost: 1 adults,

25p children

Herne Bay Historical

Records Society presents

A Walk Back in TimeMembers of the Herne Bay

Historical Records Society will be

pleased to conduct parties of thepublic on a tour of the town. The

walk normally lasts an hour and a

half with questions, somewhat

longer! No booking needed just

turn up on the day!

Where: Meet at Herne Bay

Museum, 12 William StreetWhen: 2.30pm to 4pm Megan Taylor


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Invicta Concert BandFormed in 1983, the Invicta Concert Band is made up of woodwind,

brass and percussion. A fantastic band that will fill out the Central

Bandstand this afternoon. Get there early for a good seat!Where: Central Bandstand

When: 2pm to 4pm


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Coastal ramble from

Reculver to HerneBay and back!Join in a walk rom Reculver Country

Park to Herne Bay and back, looking

at the history and wildlie o this part

o the coast. Leader: Julie Thomsett,Kent Wildlie Trust (contact mobile

07747 474 361). Sturdy shoes. Dogs

on leads. Please bring a packed

lunch or buy lunch in Herne Bay.

Where: Meet at Reculver Pay and

Display Car Park (CT6 6SS)

When: 9.30am. Return by 4pm

Multi Sports SessionsCome and have a go at our multi

sports sessions including tennis,

ootball, rounders and more!

Suitable or ages fve to 11 years.Repeats Tuesday and Wednesday.

Contact Lucy Payne on

07717 706694 or more

inormation.

Where: Herne Bay

Memorial Park

When: 9am to 12pmCost: 1 x day 10,

3 x days 25

Play and StayGames, activities, song and

rhyme. Suitable or up to fve

years olds.

Where: Briary Childrens

Centre, CT6 7RS

When: 10am to 12pm

Aquathlon

Can you swim 100m (ourlengths) and then run one

mile? Take on the aquathlon

challenge! For ages eight to 14.

Where: Herons Swimmimg

Pool, William Street

When: 9am to 3pm

Cost: 4 members.6 non members


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Tea DanceTraditional ball room dancing.

Contact 01227 374 188 or more

details.

Where: Kings Hall,East Cli Parade

When: 2.30pm to 5.30pm

How much: 3.50


Herne Bay Rocks!Another brilliant evening o livemusic as part o the Herne Bay

Rocks competition. See page

our or details.Where: The Druids Head,182 High Street

When: 7.30pm start

The Late Edwina BlackEdwina Black has just died,

but was it a natural death - or

something more sinister? I so,

who was to blame? An exciting

mystery thriller that keeps theaudiences guessing until the

very end. Every night until the 25

August. Pre-booking essential

call 01227 366 004.

Where: Herne Bay Little

Theatre, 44 Bullers Avenue

When: 7.30pm Cost: 8

Lelisir damore live from GlyndebourneKavanagh Cinema is pleased to oer a special screening o this amous opera, especially or the

estival programme! Set in an idyllic Italian village square, Donizettis delightul opera tells o

the romantic rivalry between the penniless Nemorino and the arrogant Sergeant Belcore or

the love o the beautiul, quiet Adina. Witty, charming and ultimately deeply touching, this is

Italian opera at its intoxicating best. Sung in Italian with English subtitles.

Where: Kavanagh Cinema, William Street

When: 8.15pmCost: 6


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TriathlonAre you a triathlete in themaking? Have a go at thisantastic sports course and see

what your best time is! Swim400m (16 lengths), run one mile,bike three miles. Ages 15 overWhere: Herons Swimming PoolWhen: 9am to 3pmCost: 4 members. 6 nonmembers


exhibition to create your own un

moving picture animation. Drop-

in crat activity. 1 per person

to cover the cost o materials in

addition to standard museumentry charge.


12 William Street

When: 10am to 4pm

Little HeronsA un story time and art activitysession. All materials and

rereshments provided.


12 William Street

When: 10.30am to 11.30am

Cost: 3 per child (adults ree)

Pillaging PiratesUnder sevens storytelling and crat activity. Enjoypirate stories, investigate pirate-related artiacts

and make your own pirate ag or hat to wear and

take home. 3 per child. Advance booking only.Tel 01227 367 368

Where: Herne Bay Museum, 12 William Street



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Science on the BeachKaren Emery BSc PGCE qualified

science teacher and tutor runs

Kent Subject Support Tutoring in

Herne Bay and is offering exciting

science based activities on the

beach. Learn how to make your

own drinking water from sea

water, make craters using rocks

and learn all about everyday

science in the nature around us.To book please call 01227

862 201. For more information see

www.kentsubjectsupport.co.uk

Where: Beach between

bandstand and the pier

When: 11am to 12.30pm

MIMS Lunchtime ConcertsA series of free, one-hour lunch

time organ concerts will be

running throughout the festival

week. See page eight for full

details.


Mortimer Street


Beach House WorkshopCome down to Beach House and

tell us your memories of living

in Herne Bay! Contribute to our

interactive exhibition, and see

exhibits of festivals gone by! See

page seven for details.

Where: Beach House,

Beach Street

When: 10am to 4pm

Punch and Judy ShowsThe Herne Bay Festival may be turning 20 this year,

but Mr Punch will be celebrating his 350th birthday!

Join him or an aternoon o mischie, giggles and

mayhem at these traditional seaside shows.Where: Central Bandstand

When: Shows at 12.30pm, 2pm and 3.30pm

Dont forget to visit all the wonderful exhibitions

throughout the town! See page six for details.

Beach GamesJoin us for a series of fun water

games, races and prices for

some high energy summer fun.Suitable for ages 12 to 15. Young

people are the responsibility of

parents at all times.

Where: Beach beyond

Clocktower Plaza

When: 2pm to 3.30pm


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Mini MuseumSee page 23 or details.

Where: 22 Western Esplanade

When: 2pm to 5pm


Herne Bay Rocks!Another brilliant evening o live


Rocks competition. See page our

or details.Where: The Angling Association

When: 7.30pm start


but was it a natural death or

something more sinister? I so,who was to blame? An exciting

mystery thriller that keeps the

audiences guessing until the

very end. Every night until the

25 August. Pre-booking essential

call 01227 366 004.



When: 7.30pm

Cost: 8


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Get Walking!Gentle, healthy amily walk along

the promenade. Buggy riendly.

Where: Meet Central Bandstand

When: 10am





to cover the cost o materials inaddition to standard museum

entry charge.


12 William Street

When: 10am to 4pm


a dierent flm every morning o

the estival week. Contact 01227

365 676 or drop in or more

inormation.


William StreetWhen: 11am

Cost: 3.50



When: 2pm to 5pm

MIMS Lunchtime ConcertsA series o ree, one-hour lunch


running throughout the estival

week. See page eight or ulldetails.


Mortimer Street


Beach House Workshop

Come down to Beach House andtell us your memories o living



exhibits o estivals gone by! See

page seven or details.

Where: Beach House,

Beach StreetWhen: 10am to 4pm

Fun OlympicsAn Olympic sized challenge or

every contender! Small pool races

include; oats, pick up objects

and relays. Suitable or nonswimmers aged fve to 10. Main

pool races include; strokes, oats

and relays. Suitable or ages over

eight. Must be able to swim 25m.

Where: Herons Swimming Pool

When: 4pm to 5pm

Cost: 5 members. 6 non

members.

Sandcastle CompetitionOur annual competition is back again!

There are our categories:

Class 1: Ages three to fve (1pm to 1.30pm)Class 2: Ages six to eight (1.45pm to 2.15pm)

Class 3: Ages nine to 11 (2.30pm to 3pm)

Class 4: Ages 12 over (3.15pm to 3.45pm)

All entrants must register. Registration or all classes is

open rom 12.30pm. The competition will start at 1pm.

Where: Beach west o Pier

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Reach Out Gospel Choir

This antastic group rom Canterbury will be singinga number o songs including avourites Aint No

Mountain High Enough and Lean on Me. Do not

miss this midweek highlight! The Reach Out Gospel

Choir are based in Canterbury and always looking

or new members o all ages and abilities.


When: 2pm to 4pm


Herne Bay Rocks!Another brilliant evening o live


Rocks competition.

Where: Hampton Inn,

72 Western Esplanade

When: 7.30pm start

The Late Edwina BlackEdwina Black has just died,but was it a natural death or

something more sinister? I so,

who was to blame? An exciting


audiences guessing until the

very end. Every night until the 25

August. Pre-booking essential call 01227 366 004.



When: 7.30pm

Cost: 8

Dont forget to visit all

the wonderful exhibitions



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Health Screening Day

Make sure youre fghting ft thissummer. Get your blood pressure

checked, talk about general

health and diet and try some

exercises with the team.

Open to all. Free.


When: 9am to 3pm




in crat activity. 1 per personto cover the cost o materials in


entry charge.


12 William Street

When: 10am to 4pm


a dierent flm every morning o



inormation.Where: Kavanagh Cinema,

William Street

When: 11am

Cost: 3.50

Baby Bounce and RhymeSongs, music and nursery rhymes

or up to two years old and

guardian.


When: 11am






Mortimer Street


Beach House Workshop

Come down to Beach House andtell us your memories o living



exhibits o estivals gone by! See

page seven or details.

Where: Beach House,

Beach StreetWhen: 10am to 4pm

Herne Mill Open DayHerne Mill is a Kentish smockwindmill dating rom 1789. It isGrade I listed and is owned by

Kent County Council and caredor by the Friends o Herne Mill.

This is an exciting opportunity tosee inside! See www.herne-mill.

btik.com or more inormation.

Where: Mill Lane, Herne

When: 2pm to 5pm

Cost: 1 adults, 25p children

Little Herons

A un story time and art activitysession. All materials and

rereshments provided.


12 William Street


Cost: 3 per child (adults ree)

A Family WalkA lovely walk or all the amily

through Curtis Wood Park

in Herne. Organised by Blean

Heritage and Community Group.

Telephone 01227 372 519

to book.

Where: Meet at entrance by

Curtis Wood Park Road,

south o Herne village.When: 10am

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Rocking RockpoolingExplore the rocky shore, hunt or marine creatures and discover

how they have adapted to this extreme environment. Welliesor sturdy ootwear (you may get wet), uneven slope to shore,

shingle, slippery rocks. Led by Julie Thomsett, Kent Wildlie

Trust. A suggested donation o 1 appreciated. Dogs on leads.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Where: Meet outside Reculver Visitor Centre,

Reculver Lane

When: 11.30am to 1.30pm

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When: 2pm to 5pm

Pier Trust presents:Herne Bay Rocks!

The grand fnale o the Herne Bay

Rocks competition. Come and fnd

out who will be playing the main

stage on Saturday!

Where: Rodneys Sports Bar

When: 7.30pm start


but was it a natural death or

something more sinister? I so,who was to blame? An exciting


audiences guessing until the very

end. Every night until the

25 August. Pre-booking

essential call 01227 366 004.

Where: Herne Bay Little Theatre,44 Bullers Avenue

When: 7.30pm

When: 8pm,Cost: 8

Kent Youth Jazz OrchestraThis antastic young band will be

flling the Central Bandstand. Do not

miss this midweek highlight!

Where: Central BandstandWhen: 2pm to 4pm

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Family Fun BadmintonBonanzaCome and try badminton, one o

the easiest and most enjoyable

sports to play with riends andamily or just come and meet new

people. Perect or mums and

dads inspired by the Olympics,

but all ages catered or. All

equipment provided. I you enjoy

yoursel why not join the new

social Badminton club startingSunday 9 September at 6pm.

Where: Bay Sports Arena

When: 4pm to 7pm

MIMS presents David

Poulter Organ RecitalDo not miss this antasticperormance rom David Poulter,

the Director o Music at Liverpool

Cathedral. David has a wealth

o experience perorming and

teaching music and we are

delighted to welcome him tothe estival programme. For

more inormation see www.

davidpoulter.co.ukor

page eight.


Mortimer Street

When: 7.30pm

Jazzles Jive Dance ClassA ree taster class or those who are interested

in learning modern jazz! Wear comortable

clothes and sot shoes. Beginners welcome.

Over 18s only.Where: Kings Hall

When: 8pm

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Tangled Tales Puppet TheatreTwo antastic perormances o modern airytales using puppetry,

music and songs. Join us or an aternoon o entertainment suitable

or all ages. Harry The Red in Da Hood is a modern twist on the

amiliar Red Riding Hood tale. Cinderella the classic tale o a pretty

girl kept hidden by her cruel stepmother and ugly sisters.

Where: Central Bandstand When: Harry the Red 2pm to 2.30pm,Cinderella 3.30pm to 4pm

Story TimeCome and listen to a mid-morning

story rom around the world.

Suitable or three to fve year olds.

All children to be accompanied bya guardian.


When: 10.30am


a dierent flm every morning othe estival week. Contact 01227


inormation.


William Street

When: 11am

Cost: 3.50

Play and StayGames, activities, song and rhyme.

Suitable or up to fve year olds.

Where: The Bay Centre (adjacent

to Herne Bay Junior School)When: 9.30am to 11.30am

Dont forget to visit all thewonderful exhibitions









entry charge.Where: Herne Bay Museum,

12 William Street

When: 10am to 4pm

Seashore ExplorerCome along and check out

the weird and wonderul

marine lie beneath thewaves. The beach is a great

place to explore, especially

when the tide goes out.

Come and fnd out more

about the stu you can fnd

just remember to bring

ootwear or low tide!Where: Meet at Reculver

car park

When: 10.30am to

12.30pm

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When: 2pm to 5pm

Herons Olympic PartyA monster aternoon o Olympic

activity including island,

oats and balls. Complete the

course to win a gold chocolate

medal. Under eights must be

accompanied in the water by ullpaying adult. Booking essential.

Limited spaces.



Cost: 5 members, 6 Non

members. Adult charges apply.

The Late Edwina BlackYour fnal opportunity to see

this antastic adaptation. Edwina

Black has just died, but was it a

natural death or something

more sinister? I so, who was

to blame? An exciting mysterythriller that keeps the audiences

guessing until the very end.

Pre-booking essential call

01227 366 004.



When: 7.30pmCost: 8

Folkestone Film Factory

present.The Goonies!

Hey you guys!! Who remembers

this classic 80s pirate flm?

Written by Steven Spielberg,

the story tells o a band o

pre-teens who discover an old

Spanish map that leads them

on an adventure to unearth thelong-lost ortune o a legendary

17th-century pirate, One-Eyed

Willie.

The Goonies is suitable or all

ages, although we do ask that

under 12s are accompanied by

a guardian. Bring a blanket, a

picnic and your riends or an

outdoor cinema experience to

remember!


When: Film starts 9pm, get

there early or a good spot!

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Viva La Socialepresent Delays

We are delighted to welcomeDelays to this years estival,

eaturing this exclusive show,

Have Yourselves A Delays Road

Trip Night.

Tickets on sale at

www.vivalasociale.co.uk

Where: Kings HallWhen: 7.30pm

Cost: 15 + booking ee.

25Zany Zoetropes Face Painting

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exhibition to create your own

un moving picture animation.

Drop-in crat activity. 1 perperson to cover the cost o

materials in addition to

standard museum entry charge.


12 William Street

When: 10am to 4pm

National Coastwatch

Open DayTry out powerul binoculars

salvaged rom a German WWII

torpedo boat and check out

charts and equipment. Find outabout National Coastwatch who

keep our coastline sae or sea

and shore users. For more details

call 01227 361 427

Where: Watch Station, Eastern

Esplanade (just past the Herne

Bay Sailing Club)When: 10am to 4pm

Face PaintingOur riendly artists will be

decorating aces all aternoon. Do

you want to be a buttery, tiger

or dragon? Numerous designs tochoose rom, small charges will

apply.

Where: Promenade

When: 12pm to 4pm

Movie ManiaKavanagh Cinema will be hostinga dierent flm every morning o



inormation.


William Street

When: 11am Cost: 3.50






Mortimer Street


The Big Jump- Abseiling

at St Annes CourtCome and watch brave souls abseil

down a 120 t building! The RotaryClub o Herne Bay are holding an

abseiling event at StAnnes Court in

order to raise money or the Army

Benevolent Fund.

Where: St Annes Court,

St Georges Terrace

When: 10am to 4pm, withabseiling rom 8am to 8pm

Dont forget to visit all thewonderful exhibitions



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yEnjoy a family cycle ride along the

Oyster Bay Trail to Reculver. Led by

riders from SPOKES East Kent Cycle

Campaign. Experienced ridershave the option of continuing to

Birchington. Bring your bike

and a drink.

Where: Meet at Pier Entrance

When: 11.30am

Classic Car and Bike ShowA selection of the best classic carsand bikes from across the South

East. Over 250 gleaming classic cars

and bikes, with classics such as the

Model Ford T which dates back to

1918 to high performance E-Type

Jaguars, Porsches and Cobras.Where: Mortimer Street

and William Street

When: 10.30am to 4pm

Herons Swimming Pool

present...Dance on the Pier!Experienced instructors fromHerons Swimming Pool will be

demonstrating dance moves, with

open sessions for everyone to join

in. Come along and try out:

Body Jam Zumba Booiaka

Where: PierWhen: 1pm to 3pm

Dizzy ODare presentsThe Last ApothecaryDat and nutty treatments or equally oolish ailments! Victorian

down and outs Floggit and Scarper return with their newest

business venture The Last Apothecary, a roaming treatment

centre ull o dat and nutty treatments or equally oolish

ailments. I you suer rom knobbly knees, lazy husband

syndrome or random levitation, Floggit and Scarper have the

cure or you.

Where: Promenade between Bandstand and the Pier

When: 12.30pm to 1pm, 2pm to 2.30pm, 4.30pm to 5pm

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Join an expert team rom TheScience Museum as they present

a series o shows aimed atchildren and adults alike! Sciencehas never been this much un!

Feel the ForceSir Isaac Newton and Phil theStunt Frog join orces in thisast-paced action-packed

extravaganza. Join us on a trip tothe Leaning Tower o Pisa, AncientGreece and the Highland Games,as we take a closer look at theorces that shape our world.


It Takes GutsFollow the journey o your oodinto your mouth, through theacid bath in your stomach, along

Polymathematics:Puppit and DigitNot so long ago, in a galaxy ar, ar away.Two mysteriouslie-orms set out on a journey to explore new worlds and learn

about the cosmos. On New Years Eve they entered our solar

system and this summer will arrive on planet Earth! Using their

technologically advanced sensors you will be able to share your

stories with Puppit and Digit by logging your videos, photos and

written words into their memory banks.

Where: Promenade between Bandstand and the Clocktower

When: 12.30pm to 1pm, 2pm to 2.30pm 4.30pm to 5pm

metre ater metre o pulsatingguts, and then out the otherend. This show, eaturing videoootage o peoples inside, isa gross-out, squirm-inducingdemonstration o why exactlyyour poo is brown...

When: 2pm to 2.45pm

Greatest HitsAt the Science Museum, theresnothing we like better than anexperiment that makes your jawhit the oor, so weve chosenour avourite demos and packedthem into this explosive show orall ages! From rockets to magic

tricks, rom instant ice creamto earth-shaking bangs... this isscience at its most entertaining.When: 4.30pm to 5pm

Polymathematics:Puppit and Digit

The Science Museum Shows

All Science Museum Shows are at the Central Bandstand

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Rock Around the ClockWe have a great programme o live music taking place on our main

stage all aternoon! The 80s Experience will be perorming our

headline set with a antastic perormance o all your avourite hitsincluding Duran Duran, A-ha, Madonna and Spandau Ballet!

Put your leg warmers on and come down or a dance!


When: 12pm to 12.45pm Suburbanstar

1.15pm to 2pm Barkin Mad

2.30pm to 3.15pm Ben Russell and the Charmers

3.45pm to 4.30pm Brad Pittance and the Pirates5pm to 5.45pm Winners o the Herne Bay Rocks Competition

6.15pm to 7.15pm Matt and Sueleen rom BBCs The Voice

7.45pm to 9pm The 80s Experience

FireworksIts the event weve all been waiting or a antastic freworks

display to fnish the day! Fireworks will be fred all along NeptunesArm, get to the Clocktower Plaza or the best spot! *Please note -

Neptunes Arm will be closed rom 6pm to allow or set up.


When: Approx 9.15pm

80s NightRock Around the Clock might be over, but the 80s night continues

at Vivid Nightclub! Free admission beore 11pm, prizes and special

oers on all night - just make sure you get dressed or the occasion.

See www.vividnightclub.co.uk or more inormation.

Where: Vivid Nightclub

When: From 9.30pm

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entry charge.


12 William Street

When: 10am to 4pm

Heron Model Boat

Club RegattaCome see model boat displays

boating on the lake. Other modelclubs are invited to attend and

a ull programme o un and

interest is planned with some

emphasis on public participation.


When: 10am to 4pm

National Coastwatch

Open DaySee page 37 or details.

Where: Watch Station, Eastern

Esplanade (just past the Herne

Bay Sailing Club)When: 10am to 4pm

Seashore ExplorerCome along and check out the

weird and wonderul marine

lie beneath the waves. The

beach is a great place to explore,

especially when the tide goes

out. Come and fnd out more

about the stu you can fnd just

remember to bring ootwear or

low tide!

Where: Meet at Reculver car

park at 12.30pm


Herne Mill Open DayHerne Mill is a Kentish smockwindmill dating rom 1789. It is

Grade I listed and is owned by

Kent County Council and cared

or by the Friends o Herne Mill.

This is an exciting opportunity to

see inside! See www.herne-mill.

btik.com or more inormation.Where: Mill Lane, Herne

When: 2pm to 5pm

Cost: 1 adults, 25p children

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The Giant Picnic returns again,

and is bigger than ever! Led

by Herne Bay in Bloom and a

number o community groups,the aim is to have un, meet

people and try new activities!

With live music rom Hot Rats,

UZamebzi and entertainment

throughout the event, make sure

you pack your picnic, blanket

and umbrella (or the sun!) andget involved in this wonderul

celebration o Herne Bay.

You will be able to:

Create your own piece o art

Play a game o rounders

Got a problem in the garden?

Local gardening enthusiasts

will be on hand to answer your

questions. Bring your poorly

plants

Help to make heart cushions

or breast cancer patients

Join in a community sing-song Take part in In The Zone, an

interactive sports science

workshop brought to the

estival by BBCs Childrens TV

show Science Junkie!

Where: Herne Bay

Memorial ParkWhen: 11am to 3pm

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The Kent Coastal Band is a

dedicated group of 45 members

that are based in Herne Bay, and

have been performing regularlysince 1992. The band members

range from students to teachers,

accountants to oyster fishermen,

mechanics to magistrates, aged

from 12 to 70, but all are united

under the baton of the musical

director, Paul Valentine. In thepursuit of providing something

for everyone, the bands concerts

regularly contain traditional

marches, classical works, popular

selections, and modern pieces.

www.kentcoastalconcert

band.co.uk.Where: Central Bandstand

When: 2pm to 4pm

Herne Bay Historical

Records Society presents

A Walk Back in TimeSee page 20 for details.

Where: Meet at Herne Bay

Museum, 12 William Street

When: 2.30pm

This is your chance to shine!

Our annual contest is a great

opportunity to show o your

talents, entertain the crowdsand win some great prizes!

See page fve or ull details.


When: 3pm

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The reopened Herne Bay Pier will

be a popular venue or the visitors

coming to enjoy the estival. The

pier has always been a traditional

part o the towns seaside un and

celebration and this year will be no

exception. The Pier Trust is planning

to bring back Herne Bays much

loved roller-skating activity to the

pier this summer, various ood andshopping opportunities, a ca and

sun deck to soak in the sun, the sea

air and a range o entertainment.

With the support o Canterbury

Council, the Pier Trust is raising

unds through sponsorship anda series o events on the pier this

summer in order to bring the pier

platorm to lie again with traditional

seaside eatures such as a retail

beach huts, a stage, ags, lights,

planters and lots o seats.

Herne BayPier Trust

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Evaluation Form


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We would love to know

what you thought o the

estival. Simply fll in theorm overlea, pop it in

an envelope (no stamp

required) and address

it to:

Liz Flynn (FR1435)Canterbury City Council

FREEPOST CU41

Military Road

Canterbury

CT1 1YW

EvaluationForm

Win50*!1) What is the name o the event that you attended?

(If youre not sure, just write the date of the event and where it took place)

2) What was the best thing about the event?

3) Is there anything you would change about the event to make it better?

Evaluation Form

Personal Details4) I you were visiting the area/region (where the event took place) or the day or

overnight, did you plan your trip particularly to go to the event?


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Name and Mobile Number

(for prize draw purposes only)

I you live in the UK,

what is your postcode?

(Note: this will not be used to contact

you or identify you)

All information supplied will be held by Canterbury

City Council, and will remain secure and confi-

dential. Your details will only be used for research

purposes and will not be passed on to any third

parties or used for marketing purposes in accord-

ance with the Data Protection Act 1998.

overnight, did you plan your trip particularly to go to the event?

Yes No Not applicable I live locally

5) When you attended the event, did you stay overnight in thesurrounding area, staying somewhere other than your own home?

Yes No If no go to question 6

Where did you stay?

With friends / relatives

In paid accommodation (e.g. hotel)

Other

Please specify:

6) PER DAY, how much money did you spend on yoursel and others in Herne Bay as parto your trip to the event(excluding ticket price)? (Enter amounts in the grid below please fill in all that apply)

Items Amount ()

On local travel (in Herne Bay)

On food and drink

Merchandise / shopping bought at the event itself

On accommodation (if you stayed away from home)

Other purchases

Please describe:

Including yourself, how many people was this expenditure for?

How many days in total did you spend in Herne Bay as part of your trip to the event?

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ifun@Sandancers136 145 Central Parade, Herne Bay

01227 375098 [email protected]

iun or All the FamilyMini Gol Great un or all ages & abilities.

iun Family Amusements Exciting ticket games,

2p pushers & prize every time cranes. Win Prizes Galore.

Temptations Ice Cream & Gits Simply delicious!

Harrys Ca Scrumptious ood with riendly service.

Casino Slots Adult Gaming Centre Highest % payouts.

Festival Offer:Money Mad Monday 20th August 2012

2 Free Plays on production o programme

Rainbow Crafts90-94 High Street (next to Mills)01227 364310

www.rainbow-crat.co.uk

Now in our new and improved store. FREEdemonstration day 1st Saturday of everymonth. Great workshops available every week

Call us now or inormation on workshops

01227 364310

Table TableHere at Table Table you can eat out without splashing out, so

our menu has a good balance o great value, traditional pub

classics and some more interesting dishes to tempt your taste

buds with a 1/3 o your ood bill rom 11.30- 6.30 Monday to

Friday. Our service style is warm and inormal and we makesure every one o our guests is served great pub ood with a

smile.

Festival Offer:This Voucher entitles 1 child to eat ree per ull paying adult.

The Divers Arms66 Central Parade, Herne Bay, CT6 5JQ01227 367717

Traditional pub right on the searont. A warm welcome

assured. We oer great good and drink at reasonable prices.Pub games, courtyard garden and dog riendly.

Festival Offer:Free sot drink or hal pint o draught beer/lager with every

main course purchased on presentation o estival programme.

ENDS

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Herne Bay Town PartnersTel: 01227 868515 www.hernebaytp.co.uk

www.hernebayculturaltrail.co.uk

Herne Bay Town Partners is a non-proft making organisation,

voluntarily managed by local business people, to support

local businesses and enhance and develop Herne Bay. Town

Partners is responsible or creating the Herne Bay Cultural Trail,

with 18 historical locations, including the Barnes Wallis statue.

We network with local businesses, arrange and support localevents throughout the town and have the latest local news

and inormation on our website. We would like to wish Herne

Bay Festival a very successul event in its 20th year.

Evening Tide97 Central Parade, Herne Bay01227 365014www.eveningtide.co.uk

Visit England 4 star and silver award rated guest accommo-

dation, situated directly on Herne Bays beautiul searont.

All rooms have modern en suite shower rooms some with

excellent sea views. Rooms also have atscreen TVs with DVD,

hospitality tray, hairdryer and ree WiFi access.

Call us now to book your stay

01227 365014

Forrests Family FunfairWill be at Herne Bay Memorial Park, Kings Road rom

Wednesday 8 to Saturday 11 August and

Wednesday 15 to Saturday 18 August.

Rides or all the amily, stalls, games and more!

Festival Offer:

Hasland Dance Studios146 Kings Road, Herne Bay, [email protected]

Classes rom 2 years in Ballet, Modern, Tap, Street Dance,

Latin & Ballroom, Musical Theatre. Adult Classes in Ballet, Jazz,Tap & Zumba. Examinations rom Primary - Advanced 2 with

Royal Academy o Dance & Imperial Society o Teachers o

Dancing. Purpose built studio complex with 3 dance studios

and spacious Reception area.

Call us now to book yourree taster class! 01227 636773

50p of any rideOne coupon perperson per ride

Not to be used inconjunction with any

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Tickets and more atwww.vivalasociale.co.uk

Live music KingsHall

The

Cain s Amusements123 135, Central Parade, Herne Bay, Kent CT6 8SS

01227 372 027We oer traditional seaside un. Ice cream, candyoss, rides,

2p alls, cranes, novelties, videos, ticket games and a massive

prize shop. 500 jackpot machines or adults.

Open seven days a week.

Festival Offer:A ree drink in tea, coee or orange squash on

production o estival programme

Forrests AmusementsChildrens Seaside AmusementsFun games or young ages!

Pier Entrance, Central Parade, Herne Bay

Open weekends and school holidays 10.30am daily

All attractions 1 a go.

Festival Offer:



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KYOU Active Lie

Bay Arts Gallery

Herne Bay United Church

Jazzles LtdFestival partners


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THANK

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Blean Heritage and Community

Group

CCC Community Development

CCC Foreshore Services

Civil Services Pensioners Alliance

CT6 Contemporary Arts Group

Hampton Pier Yacht Club

Hasland Dance School

Herons Swimming Pool

Herne Bay Angling Association

Herne Bay Arts Group

Herne Bay Baptist Church

Herne Bay in Bloom

Herne Bay Camera ClubHerne Bay Heron

Model Boat Club

Herne Bay Historical Records

Society

Herne Bay Improvement and

Conservation Trust

Herne Bay Library

Herne Bay Little Theatre

Playmakers

Herne Bay Museum and Gallery

Herne Bay Pier Trust

Kavanagh Cinema

Kent Libraries

Kent Police

Serco

SPOKES

Street Scene

Tasty Sound Systems

The council works closely withthe Herne Bay Festival Advisory

Group which is made up o local

residents and business owners.

Wed like to say a big thank you to:

Gerry AtkinDick Eburne

Geo Gambrill

Nick Gerolemou

Michael Khoury

Maggie Lee

Roger Stewart

Chris West

The advisory group support and

help develop the festival, as well

as contribute a huge amount of

time to ensure events are a great

success.

Festival partnersMany o our events are hosted by community groups

and local organisations, or which we are extremelygrateul. Wed like to say a big thank you to everyone

who has been involved in this years estival.

NSORS

Sponsors


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SponsorsWe rely on sponsorship andexternal funding to enable

these events to happen, and this

year we have been fortunate

to receive support from the

following:

This inormation is also available


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This inormation is also available

in other ormats including Braille,

large print, audiotape and other

languages. Please call

Liz Flynn on 01227 862 406

or email [email protected]

Published July 2012 by Canterbury City Council. Canterbury City Council cannot guarantee

the accuracy o the inormation in this guide and accepts no responsibility or any error or

misrepresentation. All liability or loss, disappointment, negligence or other damage causedby the reliance on the inormation contained in this guide, or in the event o the bankruptcy

or liquidation o any company, individual or rm ceasing to trade, is hereby excluded. Please

check careully all prices and other details beore making your visit.

Photographers: Dan Bass, Peter Fry, Matt Bristow, MSL Creative

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Herne Bay Programme 2012