Chatham Library - Talks and performances - A road of marvels
Contact Details
Chatham
Kent
ME4 4TX
Tel: 01634 337799
Fax: 01634 337800
Type: Lecture
A road of marvels
Chatham-based author, poet and storyteller Philip Kane argues for the continuing importance of myth and folktale to our imaginations and to our everyday lives. His engaging talk is interspersed with retellings of several traditional stories. Philip is author of The Wildwood King, and a founding member of the London Surrealist Group
Thursday, 24 May 2012, 7.30pm, Chatham library, Chatham Community Hub
Booking is essential for this free event
Road Directions
When heading up Dock Road towards Gillingham take the first left turning. The library is just by the public car park.
Public Transport Directions
From Nu-Venture, Strood Estate, take 170-175, From Nu-Venture, Halling Railway Station, take 151, From Walderslade Village Centre, take 176, From Duncan Road, Gillingham, take 101, From Twydall shops, take 182, From Hempstead Valley, take 113, 114 or 116, From Earl Estate, Bligh Way, take 140-141, From The George, City Way, Rochester, take 145, From Kits Coty Lower Warren Road, take 142, From Chatham Grove, take 164, From Lordswood, The Kestrel Shopping Centre, take 166, From Rainham, Caldew Avenue, take 700, From Wayfield, Mill Lane, take 701.
The nearest bus stops are Chatham Waterfront bus station, Chatham Railway Station, Fort Amherst and Gun Wharf.
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