Minster Gatehouse Museum Exhibition
Come to No.34 for a taster of the exciting world of Sheppey’s completely unique Minster Gatehouse Museum!
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The Listening Post
The Listening Post explores the exciting and hugely varied stories of our local community, through a series of recorded conversations, capturing local life from the 1970s to now!
John Greenhill: Tales of Crime and Justice
Join us for fascinating stories of crime, justice and tales from the courts with local legend and retired lawyer, John Greenhill
For old and young alike, have your imaginations captured with the history of legal robes and colourful tales of the most dastardly criminals!
Disquiet – Free Taster Sessions @ No.34
Want to know more about Disquiet?
Disquiet is a Swale’s Big Music Takeover project – just come along to our taster day and find out more!
Disquiet – Free Taster Sessions @ No.34
Want to know more about Disquiet?
Disquiet is a Swale’s Big Music Takeover project – just come along to our taster day and find out more!
Drawing drop-in with Outdoor Studios
As part of No.34’s exhibition of The Ash Project, arts organisation Outdoor Studios are holding a one-day Drawing session where you can capture the natural beauty of Ash Trees.
1-2-1 Arts Council Project Grant Funding Surgeries
Are you developing an Arts Council funding bit? We have 8 one-to-one advice surgeries with Dulcie Alexander from Arts Council England to talk about your project and the new Project Funding strand.
Something To Say? Make A Placard!
Help us create our August exhibition!
What do you want to say the world – right now? Whether you want to say something kind, angry, personal, or funny – we want to know! Come along to No. 34 and make a placard to display your message to the world. Your placards will be combined to create our August exhibition in our fabulous window gallery!
The Ash Project – Schools Programme exhibition @ No.34
This exhibition showcases artwork created by Kent schools.
Arts organisation Outdoor Studios have worked with pupils from 15 schools across Kent to create the art which are being displayed at No.34.