Welcome to our Celebrating Life Festival Programme.Running from Friday 21 June to Sunday 30 June 2024, the festival invites the whole community to celebrate life through word, music, entertainment, flowers, prayer and discussion. The invitation to our festival is open to everyone regardless of faith, age or background.
The varied programme of events includes a Caribbean Street Food night with a steel band, and Guilty or Not Guilty, Your Honour?, an evening in conversation with Maidstone Crown Court judges. The week will also feature a flower festival, a children's author visit for Maidstone schools, and lunchtime concerts.
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