A Summer Squall 2011
Saturday 27th to Monday 29th August 2011Royal Harbour, Ramsgate, Kent, CT11 9JF, England MAP
ticket prices very, many events are free
A Summer Squall takes place at various buildings and spaces around Ramsgate, in Kent from Saturday 27th until Monday 29th August 2011.
Saturday: Tea Time Tales Fool Effect, Artisan Workshop: Felting, An Impression of Van Gogh, Talk: All Roads Lead to Ramsgate, Weapons of Sound, Galloping Cuckoos, Organ Recital with Steve Ansell, Newington's Big Event, Talk: 'Gothic for Ever!' Augustus and Edward Pugin, Scatterlings Poetry, Afternoon Tea with Wendy Cope, Startle, Jason & Medea by Garry Brooking, Dodos, Doornails and Deely-Boppers Mischievous Theatre, Blink.
Sunday: Artisan Workshop: Beaded necklace, Vintage Mobile Cinema, Treasure Hunt, Turner: 10 Sketches Mischievous Theatre & Bob Barrass, Weapons of Sound, Talk: Lauren Wright, Curator Turner Contemporary, The Canterbury Tales The Pantaloons, Tour of St Augustine's Church, Squall in the Park for young musicians, organised with Love Music Hate Racism, Hip Hop Poetry Dead Poets, Environmental Graffito Emily Tull, Startle new play readings, Clive Holland and Mark Bandola, Mark Grist and MCMixy, Toy Theatre 200, Sing-Along-A-Wicker-Man, David Bramwell and Eliza Skelton.
Monday: Ramsgate's Got Writing Talent, Marketplace, Artisan Workshop: Chain jewellery, Talk: 'The Grumpy Old Git and other unsavoury characters: from Menander to Victor Meldrew', Talk: The History of Wallpaper Design, Vayu Naidu Company of Storytelling Theatre, Run Turtle Run Accidental Collective Theatre, Friends of Charlotte Court Petanque Festival, Talk: The multi-media and digital industry, Vintage Mobile Cinema, The Grumpy Old Git The Squally Players, Environmental Graffito, Music Moments at the Italianate Greenhouse, Startle new play readings, Mind the Mices by Bob Fludgate, 'Where Do I Begin?' Marina Sossi Group, The No 9 Bus to Utopia Dr Bramwell.
Ramsgate Arts presents a fun festival for the August Bank Holiday weekend, featuring a varied programme of exciting events celebrating arts including music, theatre, architecture and film.
More information will be here when available.
Line-up
Events throughout the festival: Open Art Exhibition, A Descent into the Maelström, Sculptures by Andrew Baldwin, SeaART2011, Cervia Steam Tug Sound, Music, Experience, and Seascapes + Tryptych.Saturday: Tea Time Tales Fool Effect, Artisan Workshop: Felting, An Impression of Van Gogh, Talk: All Roads Lead to Ramsgate, Weapons of Sound, Galloping Cuckoos, Organ Recital with Steve Ansell, Newington's Big Event, Talk: 'Gothic for Ever!' Augustus and Edward Pugin, Scatterlings Poetry, Afternoon Tea with Wendy Cope, Startle, Jason & Medea by Garry Brooking, Dodos, Doornails and Deely-Boppers Mischievous Theatre, Blink.
Sunday: Artisan Workshop: Beaded necklace, Vintage Mobile Cinema, Treasure Hunt, Turner: 10 Sketches Mischievous Theatre & Bob Barrass, Weapons of Sound, Talk: Lauren Wright, Curator Turner Contemporary, The Canterbury Tales The Pantaloons, Tour of St Augustine's Church, Squall in the Park for young musicians, organised with Love Music Hate Racism, Hip Hop Poetry Dead Poets, Environmental Graffito Emily Tull, Startle new play readings, Clive Holland and Mark Bandola, Mark Grist and MCMixy, Toy Theatre 200, Sing-Along-A-Wicker-Man, David Bramwell and Eliza Skelton.
Monday: Ramsgate's Got Writing Talent, Marketplace, Artisan Workshop: Chain jewellery, Talk: 'The Grumpy Old Git and other unsavoury characters: from Menander to Victor Meldrew', Talk: The History of Wallpaper Design, Vayu Naidu Company of Storytelling Theatre, Run Turtle Run Accidental Collective Theatre, Friends of Charlotte Court Petanque Festival, Talk: The multi-media and digital industry, Vintage Mobile Cinema, The Grumpy Old Git The Squally Players, Environmental Graffito, Music Moments at the Italianate Greenhouse, Startle new play readings, Mind the Mices by Bob Fludgate, 'Where Do I Begin?' Marina Sossi Group, The No 9 Bus to Utopia Dr Bramwell.
Tickets
Ticket prices very, many events are free.Ramsgate Arts presents a fun festival for the August Bank Holiday weekend, featuring a varied programme of exciting events celebrating arts including music, theatre, architecture and film.
Accommodation
This event does not have camping but there are a number of hotels, hostels and guest houses in the area.More information will be here when available.