Crampton Tower Museum

Upcoming events at Crampton Tower Museum

Live Music

James Kerry Concert

James Kerry is well known for his passionate, rhythmic melodeon playing, rooted in folk dance tradition. Having begun his musical journey at a young age, fuelled by a local legend, he quickly progressed and has since played extensively in the Morris and ceilidh circuits and performed with many bands and groups including as a founder member, Foot Down, and the Hilltop Ceilidh Band. Since beginning his musical career James has been lucky enough to perform and teach at many venues and festivals throughout the UK and further afield. Highlights in recent years include overseeing the youth band sessions and outreach at Broadstairs Folk Week, performing 2 tours of Spain including gigs at the Playing for Change festival in Ibiza and working with and playing alongside many of his idols. Buy Tickets

Fri 7 Aug18:45Crampton Tower Museum

via Crampton Tower Museum

Workshops & Classes

Concertina Workshop with Keith Kendrick

Bring your instrument and explore traditional English tunes. Learn techniques, tunes, and styles suited to all levels, from beginners to experienced players. Enjoy hands-on playing, musical guidance, and shared learning in a friendly, supportive group environment. Buy Tickets

Sat 8 Aug12:30Crampton Tower Museum

via Crampton Tower Museum

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Children & FamilyLive Music

Concert with The Marsh Family

Join us for a fun and relaxed afternoon of music with The Marsh Family, the real-life musical family of six from near Faversham, Kent, returning to Crampton Tower for the second year. They first captured a worldwide audience during the pandemic, appearing on BBC’s Comic Relief and Jimmy Kimmel Live, and have since built a global following with millions of online views. Their music spans genres, delivering a distinctive mix of heart, humour, and hope. Expect rich vocal harmonies, playful chat (or arguments!), inventive parody songs, and constantly changing instruments and styles. Besides some covers and folk-pop, they will be performing original tracks from their their debut album “Hollow Chapters” (March 2026), exploring life cycles, truth, heroes, and what truly matters. Their own singles have featured on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio Kent, and this year they have played gigs at The Alexander Centre, The Garlinge Theatre, Mount Ephraim Festival, and Durham Fringe Festival as they expand their horizons! Buy Tickets

Sat 8 Aug16:00Crampton Tower Museum

via Crampton Tower Museum

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