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Kent Test Holiday Club - GREAT NEW LOCATION

Children & Family

Around £8.50

Kent Test Holiday Club - GREAT NEW LOCATION

This club takes place every Wednesday 4pm-4:30pm during term time. These sessions will cover tricky topics that come up on the Kent Test and requests are welcome. You will need to register for the free resources Teams and an online whiteboard called Miro. £8.50 per student. Contact Tracey Prince for more details and to book your place. Free Trial!

Thu 23 JulPrince Tutoring(0.4mi)

via Prince TutoringCurated

Children & Family

Around £8.50

Kent Test Holiday Club - GREAT NEW LOCATION

Thu 23 Jul17:00Prince Tutoring(0.4mi)

via Prince TutoringCurated

Community

SCREENING: Landmarks of French Avant-Garde Film (Shorts; total running time, 115 minutes)

We mark 100 years since silent cinema reached its extraordinary peak as an international art form – distinct and different from the sound cinema that dominated screens from the 1930s, and, in some respects, superior. This season, entitled MASTERWORKS OF SILENT CINEMA, 1924–1926: Classics & Rediscoveries c elebrates both acknowledged masterpieces and bold rediscoveries from across the world, offering a rich cross-section of styles, from realism and psychological drama to avant-garde experimentation. LANDMARKS OF FRENCH AVANT-GARDE FILM Ballet mécanique (dir. Fernand Léger, 1924). 16 mins. La Coquille et le Clergyman [ The Seashell and the Clergyman ] (dir. Germain Dulac, 1923). 40 mins. Paris qui dort [ The Crazy Ray ] (dir. René Clair, 1924). 59 mins. Realism and logical narrative were never the only directions cinema could take. In 1920s France, images danced, feminists took revenge, and Paris succumbed to surreal comic chaos. This programme gathers three of the best, from a decade of great achievement for French avant garde and artist cinema. Léger’s 1924 Ballet mécanique was inspired by Chaplin as much as by Cubism and other movements. La Coquille et le Clergyman , from a script by theatre radical Antonin Artaud, first shown in 1928, provoked controversy for its woman director, Germaine Dulac, a long-over-shadowed, key pioneer of the avant-garde .

Fri 24 JulKent MOMI(0.9mi)

via Kent MOMILocal gem

Community

Livewires

Livewires is a children’s activity club for 7-11 year olds (school years R to 6) that began in 2001 and takes place in the Hall at DCF every Friday (term-time) from 5:30pm – 7:00pm. Numbers are limited to 30 children in order to give each child the attention they need. The evening begins with registration…

Fri 24 Jul18:30Deal Christian Fellowship(0.8mi)

via Deal Christian FellowshipLocal gem

Community

Teddy Bears Picnic

Join us for the Deal Carnival’s Teddy Bear Picnic on Saturday, 25th July, from 1pm to 5:30pm at Walmer Green! Further details can be found in our printed carnival program, which is sold by local businesses.

Sat 25 Jul14:00Deal Carnival(0.4mi)

via Deal Carnival

Community

Cheese Fest

Get ready for a delicious evening out at the Deal Carnival Cheese Fest! Join us on Saturday, 25th July, from 7pm to 10pm at Walmer Green. Further details can be found in our printed carnival program, which is sold by local businesses.

Sat 25 Jul20:00Deal Carnival(0.4mi)

via Deal Carnival

Festivals & Events

The Deal Carnival

Get ready for the highlight of the summer—the Deal Carnival Procession! Starting at The Strand in Walmer and winding its way through to Sandown, this year’s carnival is set to be a vibrant and joyous celebration of community, creativity, and fun. Watch as colourful floats, marching bands, costumed dancers, and community groups fill the streets with music, laughter, and excitement. The Deal Carnival is a cherished tradition that showcases the talent and spirit of the town, with local schools, businesses, and clubs coming together to create an unforgettable parade that everyone can enjoy. Expect dazzling displays, incredible costumes, and a lively atmosphere that will have you smiling from start to finish. Line the streets, cheer on the participants, and be part of the Deal Carnival magic as we come together for a day filled with joy, colour, and community pride. Whether you’re new to Deal or have been attending the carnival for years, the procession from Walmer to Sandown is sure to be a memorable highlight of the summer! Click here to check out the route.

Thu 30 Jul19:00Deal Carnival(0.4mi)

via Deal Carnival

SCREENING: Greed (dir. Erich von Stroheim; USA, 1924). 140 mins. (reconstruction)

Community

Around £5

SCREENING: Greed (dir. Erich von Stroheim; USA, 1924). 140 mins. (reconstruction)

We mark 100 years since silent cinema reached its extraordinary peak as an international art form – distinct and different from the sound cinema that dominated screens from the 1930s, and, in some respects, superior. This season, entitled MASTERWORKS OF SILENT CINEMA, 1924–1926: Classics & Rediscoveries c elebrates both acknowledged masterpieces and bold rediscoveries from across the world, offering a rich cross-section of styles, from realism and psychological drama to avant-garde experimentation. The holy grail of all cinema historians and archivists. Perhaps the greatest film ever made is the original 8-hour version of Von Stroheim's excoriating, ultra-realist film, Greed , luminously photographed by William Daniels (Greta Garbo's favourite cinematographer). We show the version cut by MGM in 1924 -- not the grail, but a compelling film experience, too rarely seen. The search continues for the still-missing 4 hours of footage (some has been found). Introduced by curators Dr. Joss Marsh & David Francis OBE There will be a 10-minute interval, during which snacks will be available. Doors open 5.30, for drinks & nibbles. Films start 6.30 with a brief introduction from the curators. Entry is free with a yearly ticket, although we suggest a small donation of £5 per head to help us keep the lights on! Yearly tickets giving full access to the museum can be purchased on the door (£7.50 adult / £6.00 concessions).

Fri 31 JulKent MOMI(0.9mi)

via Kent MOMILocal gem

Community

Caribbean Beach Party

Get ready to feel the tropical vibes at the Deal Carnival Caribbean Beach Party! Join us on Friday 31st July, at 7pm on Deal seafront. Further details can be found in our printed carnival program, which is sold by local businesses.

Fri 31 Jul20:00Deal Beach Hut(0.9mi)

via Deal Beach Hut

Markets & Fairs

Table Top and Car Boot Fair

Join us for Table Top and Car Boot Fair, also local interest groups are on display! Join us on Saturday, 1st August, at 10am on Walmer Green. Further details can be found in our printed carnival program, available from local businesses.

Sat 1 Aug11:00Sea Café On The Green(0.3mi)

via Sea Café On The Green

Community

The Motor Show

Rev your engines for the Deal Motor Show! Join us on Saturday, 1st August, at 10am on Walmer Green. Further details can be found in our printed carnival program, available from local businesses.

Sat 1 Aug11:00Deal Carnival(0.4mi)

via Deal Carnival

Children & FamilyLive Music

Youth Choir

singing and enjoyment ending with a short service for whole families with refreshments in St Richard's Church Centre Mill Hill

Sun 2 Aug10:00St Nicholas Church(1mi)

via St Nicholas ChurchLocal gem

Community

SCREENING: The General (dir. Buster Keaton; USA, 1926; 79 mins.)

We mark 100 years since silent cinema reached its extraordinary peak as an international art form – distinct and different from the sound cinema that dominated screens from the 1930s, and, in some respects, superior. This season, entitled MASTERWORKS OF SILENT CINEMA, 1924–1926: Classics & Rediscoveries c elebrates both acknowledged masterpieces and bold rediscoveries from across the world, offering a rich cross-section of styles, from realism and psychological drama to avant-garde experimentation. One of the most expensive silent comedies ever made, Buster Keaton’s The General was based on a true event of the American Civil War. In the film, Confederate and Union soldiers are replaced by battling locomotives, and Buster personally performs more dangerous stunts than in any of his other films. Filmed in Oregon, using original Civil War rolling stock and locations, “every shot has the authenticity and the unassumingly correct composition of a Mathew Brady Civil War photograph” (David Robinson). The restored version with a score by Carl Davis was included in the first twenty-five “culturally, historically and aesthetically significant films” in the Library of Congresses National Film Registry, and regarded by Orson Welles as “the greatest comedy ever made, the greatest Civil War film ever made and perhaps the greatest film ever made”. Doors open 5.30, for drinks & nibbles. Films start 6.30 with a brief introduction from the curators.

Fri 7 AugKent MOMI(0.9mi)

via Kent MOMILocal gem

SCREENING: A Page of Madness (狂った一頁, Kurutta Ichipēji) (dir. Teinosuke Kinugasa; Japan, 1926; 71 mins.)

Community

Around £5

SCREENING: A Page of Madness (狂った一頁, Kurutta Ichipēji) (dir. Teinosuke Kinugasa; Japan, 1926; 71 mins.)

We mark 100 years since silent cinema reached its extraordinary peak as an international art form – distinct and different from the sound cinema that dominated screens from the 1930s, and, in some respects, superior. This season, entitled MASTERWORKS OF SILENT CINEMA, 1924–1926: Classics & Rediscoveries c elebrates both acknowledged masterpieces and bold rediscoveries from across the world, offering a rich cross-section of styles, from realism and psychological drama to avant-garde experimentation. This early Japanese masterpiece was believed lost ... until the director found 3/4 of the film in an old rice bin in his store room in 1971. Set – like the seminal 1920 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari – in an insane asylum, A Page of Madness reaches deep into traditional Japanese art forms (especially Kabuki theatre, with its stylized masks) to create a profoundly modern and cinematic representation of altered states. Because this rare film is not 100% complete, a synopsis will be provided at the screening. Introduction by Mr. David & Dr. Joss. Doors open 5.30, for drinks & nibbles. Films start 6.30 with a brief introduction from the curators. Entry is free with a yearly ticket, although we suggest a small donation of £5 per head to help us keep the lights on! Yearly tickets giving full access to the museum can be purchased on the door (£7.50 adult / £6.00 concessions).

Fri 14 AugKent MOMI(0.9mi)

via Kent MOMILocal gem

Community

In Focus Optics Event - Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory

Sandwich, Kent, CT13 9PF.

Sun 16 Aug10:00Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory Trust(4mi)

via Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory Trust

Community

Around £90.00

STCW Crowd Management (CM)

To give those personnel designated on muster lists training to assist passengers in emergency situations.

Tue 21 Jul09:00The Maritime Skills Academy(6.3mi)

via The Maritime Skills AcademyLocal gem

Community

Contemplative service with taize chanting

informal contemplative service with taize chanting - well behaved dogs and their owners welcome

Tue 21 Jul09:00St Andrews Church(6.8mi)

via St Andrews ChurchLocal gem

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Venues with events near Lower Walmer

A few local places from the listings above, all within three miles.

Deal Carnival0.4 miles away Kent MOMI0.9 miles away Prince Tutoring0.4 miles away

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Kent, England

Lower Walmer is in Kent, with local places and neighbouring communities close by. Its events calendar is usually shaped by practical local spaces such as local halls, churches and community spaces, rather than big set-piece attractions. Near Here brings Lower Walmer events into one place so you can see what is coming up without a long search. Check the listing details before you go, especially times, booking notes and access information.

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Kent Test Holiday Club - GREAT NEW LOCATION

Kent Test Holiday Club - GREAT NEW LOCATION