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Kettle Bridge Clogs is pleased to be hosting the Morris Federation AGM for 2010 in Maidstone, Kent on Saturday 25th September.

Click here for a PDF map showing the venues.
Click here for a Google map showing the venues.

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Summary of the Day

10:30 - Meet in Sessions House Square, Maidstone ME14 1XX for grand opening ceremony in the presence of the Worshipful the Mayor of Maidstone, Councillor Eric Hotson.
This will be followed by dance tours of the town including the following places -
(See the PDF map or Google map for detailed locations)
  • The Ashes, 6-8 Market Buildings, ME14 1HP
  • Drakes, Fairmeadow, ME14 1JP
  • Bottom of Gabriels Hill, ME15 6JJ
  • Outside Marks and Spencers, 44 - 48 Week Street, ME14 1RR
  • The Sun, 11 Middle Row, Bank Street, ME14 1TG
All the dancing sides meet up for a finale at The Royal Albion, 21 Havock Lane, ME14 1QE.
15:30 - Make your way to the United Reformed Church, 67 Week Street, ME14 1QU for tea and cakes served by the host Side.
16:30 - AGM starts.
18:00 (approx.) - AGM finishes.
19:30 - All Morris dancers and musicians welcome at The Style and Winch, 72 Union Street, ME14 1ED for an informal evening of music.

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