Make Noise For Equality: Canvas 4 Equality Make Noise For Equality is a two part event where we will showcase a panel discussion between the C4E team on two selected …
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Participate (the diversity fayre): Geoffrey Chambers Participate is an immersive art event, very much like a school sports day or village Fair typical in Thanet. Join in, fill out ‘the …
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THEO IS THEO IS THEO: Cynthia Lawrence-John Summer 2017. I remember it only too well… Wincing in pain at the bite marks which littered my arms, chest, in fact every …
A Different LENS: Thread and Word A Different Lens is an online event by Thread and Word for the Margate Bookie. It connects to how we overcome challenging events in …
Freya Tewelde Boxing Series II: A figure in a morph-suit and wearing boxing gear, boxing an invisible–self or other as we all being hurt by this invisible force especially 2020…and …
Wind-Breaker Mural: Rory Strudwick The Wind-Breaker Mural is a giant windbreaker with an abstract representation of Margate’s growth as a town across the past 10 years. With this painted onto …
International Observe the Moon Night: The Monkton Stargazers The event is a worldwide celebration of lunar science and exploration. We will use telescopes to observe the Moon which is in …
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Kaigan no Kaze… drumming up the sea winds: Kensei Taiko Come drum up the coastal winds with Kensei Taiko’s ‘Kaigan no Kaze… drumming up the sea winds! Learn the basics …
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Work. Workers. Working.: Joana Nastari & Jess Edwards A verbatim audio installation by writer & activist Joana Nastari, directed by Jess Edwards. Everyone has been affected by lockdown – we …
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Free Speech Equaliser 9000: Crab Museum What is the Free Speech Equaliser 9000?When exercising your freedom of speech, do you find that other people’s voices overpower your own? Or perhaps …