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7.00pm until midnight
Come along and celebrate a most romantic Valentine’s
evening of fabulous music and fine food while
supporting this fantastic leading charity. Salomons’
recommended artists “Melisma” will be performing an
evening of romantic classic songs. Amongst many
popular favourites will be the “Love Duet” from La
Boheme, arias from Carmen & Rigoletto and Italian love
songs “O sole mio” and “Torna a sorriento”.
Ticket price includes a drinks reception and a 3
course meal. The evening will be hosted by the
former England Cricket Captain Chris Cowdrey and
guests will dine in the magnificent Victorian
Theatre where tables of ten or individual tickets can
be purchased for just £65.00 per person.
For further information & bookings please call
01737 365019 or visit www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk
Arrival from 12.00pm
We are delighted to welcome the young, beautiful
and talented Dr Carol Williams who gives a new spin
to classical organ concerts with her charismatic
humour. International audiences have received Carol’s
live performances with “rock star” enthusiasm.
Dr Carol Williams spent five years at the Royal
Academy of Music where she obtained the Academy’s
prestigious Recital Diploma and was awarded all the
major prizes for organ performing. Carol has also
performed across the globe and after moving to the
USA she undertook a postgraduate study at Yale
University, was appointed University Chapel Organist
and was awarded an Artist Diploma plus the Charles Ives prize for outstanding
achievement. Carol has been elected as Associate of the Royal Academy of Music in
recognition of her contribution to music.
2 course lunch commences at 12.15pm in the Victorian Theatre followed by concert
at 3pm.
Tickets - £25.00 adults, £18.50 Friends of the Welte Organ, £12.50 children under
12, children under 5 free of charge.
10.30am - 3.30pm Free Admission.
We are delighted to be hosting once again the
highly successful Wedding Experience show - a truly
inspirational wedding exhibition with all you need
to make your Wedding day really special. Discover
too why Salomons is one of Kent’s leading venues
for Weddings Ceremonies & Receptions. With
friendly and professional staff together with
stunning photographic opportunities we are here to help create the wedding of your
dreams. We are also pleased to offer Civil Partnerships.
Celebrate Mother’s Day with our special 3 course
carvery menu plus coffee and petit fours.
Back by popular request and to remind you of the
occasion there is a complimentary family portrait
on the day courtesy of award-winning Paul
Barsby Photography.
£21.45 per person, £10.75 children under 12,
children under 5 free of charge
Free Lecture by Britta Osthaus of Canterbury Christ
Church University - 6.00pm
Dogs are employed as helpers and companions by
humans and every dog owner can tell at least one
anecdote about the cleverness of their pooch. In recent
years psychology has focused on the scientific study of the cognitive abilities of dogs
and also on dog-human interaction & communication. This fascinating talk will give an
opportunity to hear about some of the surprising findings in this interesting field.
For further information and to book please call Kay Austin on 01892 507653.
Arrival 7.00pm. Supper served at 7.30pm followed by
performance.
The Pantiles Players & Salomons are pleased to present
a Charity Old Tyme Music Hall and supper in aid of the
Pickering Cancer drop-in centre and Hospice in the
Weald. A raffle will be held during the interval.
Tickets priced at £21.50 per person which includes a
2 course “sausage ‘n’ mash” supper.
Parties of less than 8 guests must be prepared to share a table.
For further information please call the Pantiles Players Box Office on 01892 534341
(10am-4pm) or visit www.thepantilesplayers.co.uk
Traditional 3 course carvery lunch plus coffee and mints. Additionally all
children under 14 will be invited to join in our Easter Egg hunt at 3pm.
£19.45 per person, £9.75 children under 12, children under 5
free of charge
Arrival at 7.30pm. Dinner at 8.00pm. Carriages 1.00am
Everyone loves a Ball! Put on your glad rags and come and enjoy the party
in the Victorian Theatre... Drinks reception followed by a fabulous 3 course
meal, then dance the night away to a live band & disco. There is also an
auction to raise funds for the Hospice with unique and interesting lots.
Gold tickets - £65.00, Silver tickets - £50.00 per person (tables moved for dancing)
For further information & bookings please call Philippa James on 01892 820527
7.00pm for 7.30pm
Set in 1902, become embroiled in a dastardly murder
as you join the hunt for reputedly the largest
diamond in the world, The Khetys Eye. As you sit
inside the Kings Chamber in the tomb of the Pharaoh
known as Khety, witness the events which lead up to
and include the murder of one of the characters.
Cross-examine the surviving suspects, inspect the clues. Then report on who did it, how
and the reasons why. Morse or Miss Marple could do it, can you?
Tickets £32.50 to include a 3 course meal
7.30pm
One of the leading international concert organists of his
generation, D’Arcy has been rightly described in the press as “The
Nureyev of organists”; his extraordinary pedal technique is famous
and he has distinguished himself as one of the finest organists this
country has produced. Acclaimed for his rare élan, virtuosity and
independent spirit, he will perform a typically varied, colourful and
thrilling programme - including some works specifically to show
off the remarkable Welte organ to its full glory.
Tickets £15.00. Friends of the Welte Organ £7.50
7.30pm
The members of Bill Posters are all experienced entertainers fired
by the great British tradition of musical lunacy. This distinguished
ensemble, which includes former members of The Bonzo Dog
Band, The Bob Kerr Whoopee Band and The Temperance Seven,
was formed in 1983 with the prime aim of having fun with
music. Owing much to the exuberance of Spike Jones and the
nostalgia of the 1930’s showbands, their performance majors on
novelty numbers and musical mayhem. They play anything and everything, any style of music
that can be sent up, parodied or even (yes on occasion) played seriously. There are classical
overtures and ‘songs from the shows’ mixed with traditional jazz, rock ‘n’ roll and dance
music. Throw in ‘Oh Play To Me Gypsy’ accompanied by Strohviol and violin, music hall
favourites with audience participation and Russian melodies played on accordion and spoons
and you’re beginning to get the idea.
Tickets £15.00. Concessions £13.00
Bookings 01892 663584 or email: gaye.jee@clara.co.uk
Take advantage of our beautiful grounds and
enjoy a relaxing stroll or a game of croquet on
the lawn (weather permitting). Fancy yourself as
Robin Hood... then why not join our ‘have a go’
archery session. This can be booked in
conjunction with lunch at no extra charge! No
age, height or weight restrictions apply.
Bookings essential as numbers will be limited.
3 course carvery menu - £21.45 per person, £10.75 children under 12
children under 5 free of charge
One of Shakespeare’s `Dark Comedies,’ ‘All’s Well That Ends
Well’ is a play about a betrothal between a young Count,
Bertram and Helena, a lowly physician’s daughter. A fairy tale
romance or is it? There is no wicked step-mother, more a good
fairy, Countess and a French King...
Performances take place in the charming walled courtyard of
Runcie Court nightly at 7.45pm except Sunday 18 at 3.00pm
For tickets please call the Pantiles Players Box Office on
01892 534341 or visit www.thepantilesplayers.co.uk
For pre-show refreshments please call Salomons direct
Thursday 15 & Thursday 22 - 2 course carvery menu at 6.00pm
£15.95 per person
Sunday 18 - 3 course carvery lunch from 12.15pm
£18.45 person
Alternatively guests are welcome to picnic in the grounds (restricted areas may apply)
The Pantiles Players started presenting 4 performances of their summer open-air play at
Salomons in 2007, the week after their annual run on The Pantiles in Tunbridge Wells.
Following 58 years of open-air theatre on The Pantiles, The Players are no longer able to
perform on the bandstand due to the increasing extraneous noise. From 2010 The
Players are transferring all their performances of the annual summer show to Salomons.
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