Rochester’s newest monthly vintage clothing fair.
Vintage clothing, accessories and bric-a-brac from 1960’s+
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The fair is held every second Saturday of the month, 10am - 4pm.
Free entry, just turn up
CHAMPIONING CREATIVITY TO ENHANCE PEOPLE LIVES.
INSPIRE – Affordable, dynamic and innovative space to create, showcase and retail
CREATE – Inspiring creativity, encouraging diversity, creating inclusivity
SHOWCASE – Providing affordable space to exhibit in Chatham & Rochester
SUPPORT – Promoting access to the Arts for over 15 years throughout Medway & Kent
Nucleus Arts is the Award Winning flagship arts organisation founded by the Halpern Charitable Foundation. The Foundation was the brainchild of the late Hilary Halpern and it was his dream to promote the Arts in Medway and Kent. Nucleus Arts has become the cultural and creative heart of Kent & Medway over the past 15 years (founded in 2002) and focuses on affordability, accessibility and excellence in the Arts.
Featuring a wide variety of works by local artists, Nucleus Arts aims to prove that beautiful, original and unique works of art can be both attainable and affordable, whilst at the same time providing low-cost studio space to artists in order to enable them to be able to practice their Art.
Now in our 15th year, Nucleus Arts has sites in Chatham where artists can create and display their work. Open to the public (and free to enter), constantly updated, the Nucleus showrooms are a haven for local art lovers and a wonderful retreat for those who want a little something different from their shopping trip.
Nucleus Arts manage two art galleries:
- The Halpern Gallery in Chatham
- The Halpern Pop in Rochester
The Halpern Charitable Foundation exists to inspire and transform the lives of the broad and diverse audiences of people and communities in Medway and Kent.
The Halpern Charitable Foundation was founded in 2002, achieving charitable status in March 2003. It was set up initially to meet three particular aims – to provide affordable space for artists to work and exhibit in Medway; to help people with mental and/or physical illness/disability; and as a backstop for the Chatham Memorial Synagogue, should it ever be in real financial difficulty with no other avenue left.
Since then the Foundation has refined and expanded its ideas. We realised that in addition to providing studio and exhibiting space at affordable prices to artists, we needed to help break down the barriers some of the public felt in accessing contemporary arts. We realised that there were a lot of people not being included within the local community and we have found that using the arts to enable these groups is tremendously effective.
A Music Festival in Orpington, Kent: Priory Gardens, Saturday 5th August 2023
A renowned multimedia artist with a socially engaged practice in illustration, moving image, performance, and creative writing. Through her visionary work, she challenges perspectives, fosters dialogue, and encourages audiences to contemplate the intricate connections between people and sourrandings
Curators. Artists. Gallerists.
Beton (Croatian, Polish) means concrete as in the building material. Beton is strong, resistant, durable, and combines all four elements: water, air, fire, and earth. Beton Collective draws from these qualities in their approach to both artistic and curatorial work.
Award-winning Freelance Illustrator and Surface Pattern Designer. I have worked with a number of high-street brands creating patterns for all kinds of products. Previous clients include Designer’s Guild, Monsoon Accessorize Ltd, Marks & Spencer, John Lewis, Paperchase and Debenhams.
Colourful illustrator and art director. Rep’d by Emily Talbot for children’s books. Currently taking on new projects.
Megsie Bray and Lily Cleo Hewitt, self-published authors.
A summer festival throughout August with more than 100 FREE events including live music, interactive theatre, workshops, community days, arts & crafts, exhibitions, health and well-being events, creative learning and lots more.
I am a self-employed jewellery designer and maker based in Herne Bay.
Apprentice trained in Germany I work mainly in silver, 18ct & 22ct gold using traditional techniques, incorporating big gemstones and a variety of Pearls. I am always happy to welcome customers to my studio to discuss commissions
Please contact me on 07949 935952 for an appointment.