IT'S A KIND OF CABARET with Screaming Alley (Winterstoke Gardens Family Day)

6.30PM - IT'S A KIND OF CABARET with Screaming Alley - Winterstoke Gardens Family Day

Free Entry

Ladies and Centipedes! Kings and Queens! Anarchists and Apathists!

Gather one and all!

By its own royal appointment, Screaming Alley makes a triumphant return to the Ramsgate Festival of Sound.

The crown jewels are being polished, the robes dusted down and the self-crowned Kings and Queens of Ramsgate are preparing to reign once more. Featuring Screaming Alley favourites alongside dazzling new acts, inspired by the music of QUEEN, this spectacular is a jewel-studded celebration of live performance, glorious anthems, shameless pageantry - camp and ceremony fit for Ramsgate in all her royal glory.

Cabaret is dead. Long live cabaret!

IT’S A KIND OF CABARET

8:15PM - Rotten Boroughs

Get ready for a wildly entertaining night of musical debauchery as East London’s premier barge-punk supergroup, Rotten Boroughs, makes its way to the Kent coast!Born on the waterways of Hackney’s River Lea, this incredible collective brings together a powerhouse lineup of musicians from legendary alternative bands like Daisy Chainsaw, Christian Death, and The Jim Jones Revue. Forget everything you know about traditional folk music; Rotten Boroughs delivers a dark, intoxicating cocktail of "folk-noir" and rowdy, whiskey-soaked punk theatricality.

Drawing inspiration from the likes of The Pogues, Gogol Bordello, and cinematic Western soundtracks, their live sets are a force of nature—blending driving rhythms, haunting fiddle melodies, and raw, infectious energy. Whether you are a fan of dark cabaret, vintage punk, or foot-stomping roots music, this is a must-see performance from one of the UK’s most unique independent live acts.

Accessibility

Venue Accessibility

Please contact ramsgatefestivalofsound@gmail.com for any specific access requirements, and we will do our best to accommodate.

- Winterstoke Gardens is completely step-free with a grass pathway around a central grass section.

- Food stalls will be available all day and evening. The bar will be provided by the Honeysuckle Pub.

- Bottled water will be available to purchase. There is no running water on site.

- There will be male and female toilets, along with an accessible toilet for all.

Transport Links

- Free parking nearby. Step-free along the promenade to reach the site. Directly in front of the steps leading down to sea level.

- By bus, you can take the No. 69 route, stopping at Brockenhurst Road (3 mins walk)

- By train, the nearest station is Dumpton Park (this is not step free) or Ramsgate - both are some distance walking.