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Performance by The Martlets Community Folk Choir and Band

Enjoy the sounds of The Martlets Community Folk Chorus and Band this September at Bateman’s 

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

The Martlets Community Folk Chorus & Band are a Rotherfield-based community folk choir. Led by musicians Alessandra Testai & Robin Jeffrey. You will enjoy a repertoire inspired by interesting and rousing songs found in English folk tradition.

The Martlets have previously performed at Penshurst Place, St Denys’ Church, St Mary’s Burham, and The Kings Arms in Rotherfield.

Sunday 6th September

Performance at 2pm

Free with admission

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Prices

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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.

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The basics

Suitability

Suitable for all ages.

Meeting point

This event takes place in the formal garden, please ask as Visitor Reception for directions.

What to bring and wear

This event is outside, please wear clothing appropriate for the weather.

Accessibility

This event takes place throughout the garden. It includes paths with steps, slopes and varying surfaces. Please see the access pages at www.nationaltrust.org.uk/batemans for further information.

Other

This outdoor event is weather dependent and occasionally may need to be changed or cancelled at short notice. Ask at visitor reception for information when you arrive.

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