Clive Gregson

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Saturday 10th May 2008 - 8.00 pm. Bar opens 7.00 pm. Born and raised in Manchester and now based in Nashville, Clive Gregson is an accomplished singer, musician and record producer of world-renown. Mary Chapin Carpenter named him as one of their favourite songwriters. Melody Maker described his band Any Trouble (featured in BBC4's Stiff Records tribute recently), as one of the most exciting rock 'n' roll groups since The Pretenders and according to Guitar Player, he is one of the 1000 great guitarists. Celebrating 25 years in the business he's "a powerful and vital force in contemporary music. Roots

Tickets

£10 / £8 Concs

Phone

01227 281174

The Richard Rozze Hammond Organ Trio

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This amazing trio will host an evening of various styles of jazz with influences from Jimmy Smith, lary Goldings, Wes Montgomery, John Scolfield, Tony Williams, to the Police and Lennon and MacCartney. The trio play choice standards, arrangments of pop and rock pieces as well as finely crafted original material. This evening is sure to please even the most discerning jazz devotee. The trio are Richard Rozze - guitar, Nick Peck - Hammond Organ, Vince Clarke - drums.[

Tickets

£8 / £6 concs

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A1

The Horsebridge is inviting artists to submit work for inclusion to the A1 Open exhibition, during the Oyster Festival in July 2008.
All pieces must be A1 size when mounted or framed. There is an entrance fee of £25 per work.

Please note that space is limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Entry forms will be available from the Horsebridge reception or you can request one by email: booking@horsebridge-centre.org.uk
from Monday 28th April 2008. Application forms can be brought in with the fee in person or posted with the fee to the Horsebridge.

For further information contact Heather Lake on 01227 281174

Local History Month - Bring in your photo's and share your memories.

May 1 2008
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Local History Month aims to increase awareness of history in a local setting. It is a great way for groups to highlight local history and for local people to get involved.
Each year the event goes from strength to strength, here at the Horsebridge we are planning to celebrate local History month by putting up a display of old photographs of Whitstable and the surrounding areas. If you wish to be involved then please bring in your old photographs. They can either be displayed or we can scan them and put up copies, if they are particularly precious. We would love to see what you have.