- Canterbury High School
- Adrian Benn
- Whose line is it anyway
- Flute Ensemble - Kent Music School
- Ashford School and tapestry wall
- The Canterbury Waits
- Phat Ladies - University female 'a capella' group
- The Vice Chancellor and Kent Union President
- University CPAS Gospel Choir
- University of Kent Concert Band and Big Band
- University CPAS singer/guitarists
- Enjoying the day
- Dancing
- Prom - University Chorus, Orchestra and Chamber Choir
- Fireworks
These photographs are a selection of those taken by Martin Levenson and Robert Berry. If you would like copies of any of these pictures or to ask about other photos which were taken please contact the relevant photographer directly by email.
Martin Levenson - martin@levenson.co.uk
Robert Berry - robert@robertberryphotographer.co.uk
Canterbury High School
Photographs by Martin Levenson
Canterbury High School kicked off the afternoon's events on the central bandstand with their vocal pop group – 'BeeTech', and 'Kinaesthetic', a grunge rock group.
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Adrian Benn
Photographs by Martin Levenson
Icon Adrian Benn – this year's winner of Keynestock's Battle of the Bands – sang on the main bandstand to an enthralled audience.
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Whose Line is it Anyway?
Photographs by Martin Levenson
The Eliot College Garden stage hosted UKC Dramatics with a very successful 'Whose line is it anyway?', an improvised comedy performance that generated raucous laughter from the gathering crowd.
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Flute Ensemble - Kent Music School
Photographs by Martin Levenson
The beautiful resonant tones of the flute drifted across campus when Kent Music School's Flute Ensemble took to the Eliot College Garden stage.
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Ashford School and tapestry wall
Photographs by Robert Berry
As part of the Gener8 project, ArtsFest revellers were given the opportunity to weave a giant outdoor tapestry out of recycled materials with 'Fence It!'
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The Canterbury Waits and Maridadi Singers and Drummers
Photographs by Robert Berry
The mysterious sounds of Shawms, a sacbut and curtals played 'dance hits' of the 16th century as the 'Canterbury Waits' took to the Registry Garden stage. The energetic Maridadi Singers and Drummers, conducted by dynamic Anita Memmott, delighted an already engaged crowd with their rhythmic talent.
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Phat Ladies - University female 'a capella' group
Photographs by Robert Berry
Beautiful harmonies emanated from the Rutherford College Garden stage as the Phat Ladies – a University female 'a cappella' group – sang a few numbers, followed by the University CPAS Gospel Choir, conducted by Nike Folayan who was presented with a bouquet of flowers after a spectacular and rousing performance.
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Vice-Chancellor and Kent Union President
Photographs by Robert Berry
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University CPAS Gospel Choir
Photographs by Martin Levenson
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University of Kent Concert Band and Big Band
Photographs by Martin Levenson
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University CPAS singer/guitarists
Photographs by Martin Levenson
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Enjoying the day
Photographs by Martin Levenson
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Dancing
Photographs by Martin Levenson
From 8pm DJ Lefty commandeered the main bandstand to help people dance the night away al fresco with dance classics for all ages! Many dancers took to the stage as well as continuing to feast from the BBQ and beer tent, both provided by Kent Hospitality.
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Prom - University Chorus, Orchestra and Chamber Choir
Photographs by Martin Levenson
Whilst people danced on the slopes outside to DJ Lefty, 480 people attended an end-of-term prom concert in Eliot Hall, conducted by Susan Wanless and Dominic del Nevo, with music from the University Orchestra and Chorus, and the University Chamber Choir. Soloists Alison Rae Jones (Soprano) and Bradley Daley (Tenor) sang 'Libiamo' (the drinking song) from Verdi's La Traviata among others, and can-can girls danced to Offenbach's overture from Orpheus in the Underworld.
In keeping with tradition, towards the end of the concert, Susan Wanless invited a child from the audience - Katie Paige-MacLean – to conduct the orchestra.
The concert ended in style with a red, white and blue balloon release.
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Fireworks
Photographs by Martin Levenson
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Also featuring in the afternoon was 'Dr Dark' a University acoustic group, the 'University Saxophone Quartet', the 'Canterbury Music Centre String Quartets' and the 'University Barbershop Quartet'. Unfortunately we do not have photographs of these events and would welcome your pictures.