Monday, 26 May 2008
Saturday, 24 May 2008
Oyster Poets Speical Event, July 6th
You are invited to A Special Event on Sunday 6th July 2008 at 3pm at Lang Court, Marine Crescent, Tankerton. Bob Mee, editor of Iota Magazine & publisher of Ragged Raven Press, will be reading his poems and discussing the relationship between poet and editor.
There will be an opportunity to read your poems from the floor.
Entrance Fee £4
Drinks available
Directions - From Whitstable Harbour: turn left at castle, up Tower Hill. At end of Marine Parade keep left (between café & shop) into Marine Crescent Lang Court is on the left after the Green.
From Herne Bay: turn off Thanet Way at Chestfield roundabout, under bridge, left into Herne Bay Rd., 3rd right into Marine Crescent.
Lang Court is on the right after the bend. Car parking available.
For more details please contact Hilary Bussey: 01227 273375 or Patricia Griffin: patriciagriffin@tiscali.co.uk
June 1st Party on the Beach - all welcome!
Come along and have an afternoon of fun with fellow ThanetCAN'ers - bring food, drink, smiles, ideas and general summerness...

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And a meeting followed by an arts-based Quiz at Churchills on Monday June 9th.
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And a meeting followed by an arts-based Quiz at Churchills on Monday June 9th.
Saturday, 17 May 2008
Writes of Spring Presentations
RAMSGATE SPRING FESTIVAL
MAY 2008
You are cordially invited to:
WRITES OF SPRING POETRY COMPETITION
PRESENTATION EVENING
WEDNESDAY 21st MAY 2008 7.30pm for 8.00pm
Winning Poems will be read by the Poets or Nominated Readers
MAY 2008
You are cordially invited to:
WRITES OF SPRING POETRY COMPETITION
PRESENTATION EVENING
WEDNESDAY 21st MAY 2008 7.30pm for 8.00pm
Winning Poems will be read by the Poets or Nominated Readers
at The Belgian Bar, Ramsgate Harbour.
BRING ALL YOUR FRIENDS TO HEAR SOME EXCELLENT POETRY
BRING ALL YOUR FRIENDS TO HEAR SOME EXCELLENT POETRY
AND MEET THE POETS!!
Saturday, 10 May 2008
Architecture 08 - 24 May until 28 June
"From 24 May until 28 June 2008, from Milton Keynes to Margate, architecture08 brings you nearly 100 building tours, workshops, exhibitions, happenings, competitions. As the theme of architecture08 is 'the art of architecture', you never know what revelations await you!"
Events across Kent can be seen here.
Despite "From Milton Keynes to Margate" in the description above, the nearest listed events are in Deal, Canterbury and Folkestone. Still, that's marketing for you... and they do look interesting.
Monday, 5 May 2008
Ruby Blue wins Best Film
Not the Oscars (yet), but 'Ruby Blue' wins 'Best Film' at the 2008 London Independent Film Festival.

Director Jan Dunn and Producer Elaine Wickham took the grand prize at the London Independent Film Festival over the weekend (21st April 2008) for their feature film RUBY BLUE which stars Bob Hoskins as a man accused by his neighbors of being a pedophile. The Prize, sponsored by Prime Focus London, secures a significant portion of the post-production finance for Dunn and Wickham’s next feature. The two filmmakers from Ramsgate found critical acclaim two years ago for their self-financed debut film GYPO, and RUBY BLUE is their second film together.
At 65, Jack (Bob Hoskins) is consumed by past guilt and regret. His strained relationship with his son is severed on the death of his wife. Jack is lost and alone in his self loathing, and spirals into decline. Hope arrives in the unlikely form of eight-year-old, Florrie, a soft-natured girl who moves in next door and delights in his long neglected racing pigeon.
The 'love scene' from the film was shot in room 23 of the Royal Harbour Hotel, Ramsgate, and Bob Hoskins stayed in room 4 for two weeks during the shoot. All film buffs should ask for these rooms when you come to stay!
Director Jan Dunn and Producer Elaine Wickham took the grand prize at the London Independent Film Festival over the weekend (21st April 2008) for their feature film RUBY BLUE which stars Bob Hoskins as a man accused by his neighbors of being a pedophile. The Prize, sponsored by Prime Focus London, secures a significant portion of the post-production finance for Dunn and Wickham’s next feature. The two filmmakers from Ramsgate found critical acclaim two years ago for their self-financed debut film GYPO, and RUBY BLUE is their second film together.
At 65, Jack (Bob Hoskins) is consumed by past guilt and regret. His strained relationship with his son is severed on the death of his wife. Jack is lost and alone in his self loathing, and spirals into decline. Hope arrives in the unlikely form of eight-year-old, Florrie, a soft-natured girl who moves in next door and delights in his long neglected racing pigeon.
The 'love scene' from the film was shot in room 23 of the Royal Harbour Hotel, Ramsgate, and Bob Hoskins stayed in room 4 for two weeks during the shoot. All film buffs should ask for these rooms when you come to stay!
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