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Justin Moorhouse Saturday 7th will be our first event in October! With 3 more events following shortly after!
Justin Moorhouse: People and Feelings @ Kettering Arts Centre Perfect Strangers & Rabbit Rabbit present: Justin Moorhouse: People and Feelings Saturday, 7th October 2017 Tickets £15 (Concessions £5) 14+ Ticket purchasing options see bottom of this post. Doors open 7pm. Show starts 7:30pm From Live at the Apollo, Phoenix Nights, The News Quiz (BBC Radio 4) and…
History Beneath our Feet – exciting new Community Archaeology event at Kettering Arts Centre
We are really looking forward to hosting the ‘History Beneath Our Feet’ archaeology event on 1st September 2012, run by the Manor House Museum Team. We will be open to the public from 10.30am – 3pm for anyone to come along and find out more about archaeology, or to bring along archaeological material that they have dug-up in…
More events coming soon!
We will be posting details of two more very exciting events in the next few days. We will be hosting a Northants Theatre Company for a preview of their Edinburgh Festival Show, and Waterstone’s will be bringing an internationally renowned author of historical fiction (think Hollywood movie adaptations…) Both of these events are booked in…
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Tickets Available on the Door for Tomorrow’s Midsummer Acoustic Blues Night!
Saturday July 16th Tickets £7 in advance (£9 on the door) Doors open 7pm – 7.30pm start The third in our new series of Potbelly Concerts features not one but two of the UK’s top virtuoso blues guitarists and performers – the European Blues Awards 2014 runner-up, Kris Dollimore, and musician’s musician Robin Bibi. Both are great…
Great Comedy and Music this November at Kettering Arts Centre
The legendary mischief maker and funny man Mark Thomas makes his Kettering Arts Centre debut on 9th November. Tickets are £15 (£10 concessions) and still available. Mark’s show, entitled “100 Acts of Minor Dissent” charts his pledge to cause mayhem in 100 different small ways over a year… Then on 15th November we welcome back one…
Boothby and Nick gave us a great evening of whimsey and song. Loved every minute if you missed there are some clips on you tube. Hope Boothby becomes more mainstream but I guess that’s as much up to him as audiences. Anyway for those who missed it it was brill and the church is a great intimate venue for comedy.