Green Kordofan Winter Festival

10/10/2017

BENEFIT CONCERT

Sun 3 Dec 2017- 2:00pm - 6:00 pm
Quarterhouse
Mill Bay
Folkestone
Kent CT20 1BN
Friends attending
Tickets: £12 available here.
or by calling Box Office on 01303 760750

Come join us for a day filled with music,fun and art to warm up your winter weekend and get you ready for the festive season!

The proceedings will be in aid of Green Kordofan, a charity that supports children in refugee camps in South Sudan through sports. Your support is particularly important because so many young people have been affected by the conflict in the region – 6 out of 10 South Sudanese children are refugees.

Hosted by Lucy Freeman

The event will feature the following artists including a reading by poet Anthony White, Josie Carter, arike stan grant on harmonica

Native Oyster Band: a funky, electrifying experience with tight, powerful horn arrangements and creamy, soulful vocals from traditional second-line classics through Americana, 70’s funk, right up to full on hip-hop and R&B, all given the Delta city treatment, Whitstable style
They will be accompanied by the awesome trombone Annie whitehead.

Maiuko: born in Mozambique of Royal Swazi ancestry, the multi-award
Winner, singer-songwriter
“Maiuko is blessed with a smoky and powerful voice that defies the limitations of one particular genre” (Ecos Magazine/ The Independent (Kevin Le Gendre).

Richard Bundy: an award winning song writer and keyboard player. He also creates music for film and television. His music is urban jazz; keyboards/vocal, bass and drums.

Songs & words by Diane Dunn,Sharon McCarron

Diane Dunn:
Folkestone folk & blues singer, and acoustic guitarist, performing with local poet Sharon McCarron
In the reception, there will be a photography exhibition from Jil Orpen and the brilliant Kevin Richards fromMampama
All artists and bands are performing pro-bono, and the event has been organised by many volunteers - so bring your friends, bring your family and enjoy the day!

Kevin Richards from Mampama

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3/1/2019 01:01:34 am

Festivals are really a happy event to attend to. You will be able to meet a lot of people and share each others experiences. It is such a great time to hear each others songs and see their beautiful smiles. Many artists nowadays are not mainstream, but they are the best artists you can have. It is really a year of showing your true passion and time of appreciation. I am so glad that I was able to witness this kind of event.

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