Tenterden Folk Festival brought live music, Morris dancing, stalls, street theatre and many other shows and exhibitions to the streets of Tenterden for over 30 years, hosting many local acts from the South East as well as some of the country’s leading folk musicians. The last festival took place in October last year, which Swing the Bridge performed at.  

We’re delighted to have been asked back for a one-off Ceilidh arranged by Tenterden Folk Festival taking place at the Old Dairy Taproom, a beautiful family-run venue housed in a Nissen hut originally used by the miliary in the Second World War, now converted into a bar and live music venue.  

Doors open at 7:30, tickets are available to buy in advance, priced at £9 each, or on the door for £10 each.