Wild Turkey.

Dance to the Steamy Rhythms of the Louisiana Swamps. Here in Kent we have some excellent Cajun music. Wild Turkey is led by fiddler/song-writer Yves Langlois, a Cajun songster/fiddler of international calibre, currently voted Cajun fiddler no. 2 in Europe, but also respected in the US of A. Chris Taylor, on guitar, accordion and harmonica, is a deeply skilled multi-talented player, who appears regularly at Leeds Castle. Expect some very enjoyable and highly danceable music from them. Don't know Cajun Dancing ? - don't worry - it is the greatest dance-form I know, and there is a dance workshop at 7.30pm with Kay Anderson, an excellent teacher - come along and give it a try, it is included in the ticket price. Do not worry if you do not have a partner, dancing with others is the way one keeps learning. The venue is the most marvelous 1350s Thatched Barn in Littlebourne - longest in the country, and an experience on its own - a wonderful place for good music. American Supper - bring your own food, drink, utensils ... Tickets in advance only, buy your ticket early so we know how many tables we need. This is a thatched barn, so no candles I am afraid, and any smoking only outside barn yard gate. Saturday 7th May 2005, Cajun Dance Workshop 7.30 - 8 pm Cajun Dance 8.30 - 11 pm. £6.50 combined ticket, from Siesta, 1 Palace St., Canterbury. or Tel: 01227 721 736, Mob: 07875 170 593 email: beau@kentfolk.com Buy your Tickets over the Web Choose either secure PayPal or secure FastPay to pay by Credit Card, Debit Card, or direct transfer from your bank account (I do not see any of your financial details) : Print this page and your email receipt as your entry ticket. Littlebourne Thatched Barn, next to St.Vincents church, at the intersection of Jubilee Rd. and Church Rd., Littlebourne, Kent. CT3 1TU (on A257, Canterbury to Wingham) Information on barn : www.littlebournebarn.co.uk