Kentucky to Kent UK
Appalachian Music in the Garden of England

a day festival on August Bank Holiday each year at St Julians Club, Sevenoaks, Kent

Date this year - Monday 25th August 2008

Programme:

11am – open for continuous picking (no charge for entry to site)

Workshops £6 (£4 conc) - will include:
Fiddle Bob Winquist and Roger Churchyard
Guitar Chris Moreton  

5 pm – Barn-dance on the lawn (weather permitting) - no charge
8 pm – Concert, celebrating the music of Andy Townend - artistes confirmed to date:

MIKE ARTES
ROGER CHURCHYARD
CHRIS MORETON
DAVE PLANE
RICK TOWNEND
ALAN WARD
GERRY WILLIAMS
BOB WINQUIST

Artistes invited (not yet confirmed): MICK AUDSLEY, CHRIS COX, TIM DAVIES, ROSIE DAVIS, ADRIAN FARMER, PETER GREEN, MALCOLM WALTON

See page on this site about Andy Townend

There will also be an exhibition of photographs etc., and some of Andy's music available on CD and cassette.

Ticket Prices: Entry to site/Picking/barn-dance - FREE; Workshops £6(£4 conc); Concert - £tba
concessions - over 60 / under 16 / unwaged

How to get to St Julians:
by train - from London Charing Cross (4 per hour) and most Kent stations (1 or 2 per hour). Sevenoaks is 3
0 minutes form London. Taxi journey to St Julians about 10 mins. There is also bus 401 2-hourly (www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk) from Tonbridge or Sevenoaks stations to Morleys Roundabout - 25 minute walk to St Julians (see Ord.Surv.map). Please check time of last train back to your home station, and also if there are delays because of railway maintenance - http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/planmyjourney/
by car - Sevenoaks is near Junc.5 on the M25 [if coming from the east turn off the M26 at Wrotham Heath - you cannot leave the M26 for Sevenoaks at M25-J5]. Follow signs to Sevenoaks and go through town heading south. About a mile out of town pass the White Hart pub on R, take next L - St Julian Road. 3/4 mile along this turn R into St Julians Club drive, then after 3/4 mile park above or below tennis courts. House entrance is a little further, by weeping willow tree.

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