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Classic Car & Bike Show at Woolton Farm Canterbury
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Classic Car & Bike Show at Woolton Farm Canterbury

Visit Woolton Farm in Bekesbourne, Canterbury, for the Classic Car & Bike Show, and new for 2026, the event welcomes bikes. With a range of awards up for grabs, including Best in Show, cast your vote for your favourite exhibit. Enjoy live music, garden games, food, and a variety of stalls for a fun-filled family day out. What's On Explore what else is happening with our Woolton Farm listing by clicking the Events button beneath the main image. Discover Canterbury Discover more attractions and events in Canterbury and further afield with our Kent Area Guides, or browse our Explore See Kent sections below to plan your perfect day out in the Garden of England. Price Free entry Free tickets and car entries must be booked. Runtime 12Noon to 5pm Live music: 10am to 4pm Cars: From 10am. Travel Details Train Bekesbourne train station- 15 minutes Parking Free. Age Guidance Under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult. See our Free Festivals in Kent guide for lots more great events. Picture Credit: © Woolton Farm. Explore See Kent Things to do in Kent: Explore our listings for more attractions and activities. What's On in Kent: Check our events menu for the latest updates. Ideas & Inspiration: Dive into our features and themed articles. Top Guides: Uncover top attractions, best festivals, adventure activities, animal experiences and much more. Seasonal Spotlight: From Easter and school holiday adventures to Halloween and festive family fun. Sign up for the FREE See Kent E-Newsletter.

Sun 2 Aug13:00See Kent
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Heroes : Oval Summer Sundays - Margate - Live Music
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Around £2

Heroes : Oval Summer Sundays - Margate - Live Music

Heroes bring the ultimate tribute to New Wave, Mod, and Ska to The Oval Bandstand! Get ready for a summer afternoon like no other as Heroes bring the ultimate tribute to New Wave, Mod, and Ska to The Oval Bandstand! This is your chance to experience a high-energy celebration of the music that defined a generation. With a setlist packed full of classics from Madness, UB40, Squeeze, The Jam, The Clash, Bad Manners, and more, Heroes will have you singing, dancing, and soaking up the summer vibes. Their electrifying performance, authentic sound, and infectious energy make them the perfect band to turn your Summer Sunday into an unforgettable party. Whether you’re a die-hard Ska fan, a lover of New Wave, or just looking for a great time, this is a show you don’t want to miss. TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE The Oval’s Summer Sundays concerts take place throughout the summer season (subject to weather conditions). Doors, toilets and concessions open: 1pm – 5pm . Concert: 2pm – 4pm. A minimum £2 donation per adult on door (under 16’s no donation required). All persons under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. A fully licensed bar and food is available (NO alcohol or food is not to be brought into venue, bag searches are in operation). Fully accessible toilet facilities are available. All seating areas have step-free access. There is no car parking at the venue, please use public transport, bicycles, or arrive on foot.

Sun 2 Aug14:00The Oval Bandstand & Lawns
Threepenny Bit Ceilidh (Caller John Brown)
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Threepenny Bit Ceilidh (Caller John Brown)

Hampshire-based Threepenny Bit use traditional dance music as the jumping-off point for their adventures in sound, with the eight members’ patchwork of influences sewn into the lining of every tune. Their bold arrangements move between light and shade, intimacy and bombast, but always with compelling rhythm and harmony at the core. No idea is off limits as long as it catches the ear and animates the feet. Over the past decade, this approach has led to regular appearances at folk festivals up and down the country, including Cambridge, Shrewsbury and Towersey. Annual concert and ceilidh performances at Purbeck Valley Folk Festival have also become a firm staple of the band’s year, with their on-stage camaraderie ensuring memorable shows. The line-up of saxophone, clarinet, flute and violin, alongside guitar, accordion, bass guitar and drums, guarantees no gig will be short on sound, rather, the audience will be treated to an “all out musical bombardment!” Caller John Brown. Get ready to dance the night away with the unmistakable energy of John Brown, one of the most dynamic ceilidh callers on the folk scene today. With a voice that cuts through the liveliest fiddle tunes and a knack for getting even the most reluctant dancers on their feet, John brings infectious joy and clarity to every set. Whether you’re a seasoned ceilidh-goer or stepping into the dance for the first time, John’s warm wit, inclusive style, and spot-on timing guarantee an unforgettable experience.

Fri 7 Aug20:00Hilderstone College, English Studies Centre
Focus Ireland Double Bill - The Johnny Quinn Macs, Barry Kerr
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Focus Ireland Double Bill - The Johnny Quinn Macs, Barry Kerr

The Johnny Quinn Macs. Three exceptional musicians who first performed together at Belfast’s Féile Trad Trail in August 2022, The Johnny Quinn Macs bring world-class pedigree and dynamic energy in this new trio format. John McSherry is a globally renowned Uilleann piper, composer, and producer who has w​​orked with artists including Sinéad O’Connor, Rod Stewart, The Corrs, and Clannad, and co-founded leading trad bands such as Lúnasa and olllam. Brendán Quinn is an internationally touring singer-songwriter known for his expressive, story-driven style rooted in Irish tradition. Francis McIlduff, of the legendary McPeake family, has performed with Clann McPeake and At First Light. Their 2023 album FÉILE LIVE, recorded in 16 hours, captures their powerful live sound. Barry Kerr is an acclaimed composer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visual artist whose work captures the essence of Irish life. Originally from the southern shores of Lough Neagh and now living in Connemara, he has built a distinguished career as a touring musician, sharing stages with some of Ireland’s most renowned performers over the past two decades. Since recording his debut album at age seventeen, Barry has toured internationally asa solo artist and has collaborated with celebrated musicians such as Steve Cooney, Cara Dillon, Julie Fowlis, Lumiere, and Dervish.

Fri 7 Aug20:30Queens Road Baptist Church

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