Treeline is a unique European musical and cycling venture joining countries and communities together on a 2500-mile arboreal journey.

Free Range are proud to present veteran jazz punksters Led Bib, who are touring to promote their new album, Hotel Pupik.

Free Range has invited Gina to curate an evening of live painting, performance and music and she has chosen two of the most extraordinary musicians in the UK: tuba player Hanna Mbuya and the double bassist Neil Charles.

Free Range has invited Gina to curate an evening of live painting, performance and music and she has chosen two of the most extraordinary musicians in the UK: tuba player Hanna Mbuya and the double bassist Neil Charles.

The Wickerwork Man is Trudgepig Folk Theatre’s take on a cult folk horror classic. The search for a missing child leads The Sergeant on a merry dance through the remote and idyllic Mummerisle.

‘Whatever elusive or strange thing Seaming To might be, the experience she offers you is always a thrilling one’ (The Quietus)

BENCHES is a multi-format, neurodivergent-focussed collaboration between composer Samuel D Loveless and artist Tim Hart, centred around Tim’s longstanding passion for photographing benches.

Composer, producer and sound designer Matthew Wright introduces his new project Cracked Glaze, including a Q&A with the composer and an immersive playback of the 46-minute album, released in May on CD/digital by False Walls (Faversham).

Since the first Feral Choir about 35 years ago, singer and vocal experimenter Phil Minton, has led them in Japan, Brazil, France, Belgium, Germany, United States, Netherlands and Poland.

In May 2013 a piano was left outdoors in private woodland near Canterbury, UK. Each month for a year Sam Bailey played the piano, improvising in response to the instrument’s changing state.

The first half will feature duos, trios and quartets with performers names drawn from a hat by the audience. For the second half, the Free Range Orchestra reach into the coming ice of Winter and slowly thaw frozen Christmas songs..

Rage through the Ages is the new show from Free Women exploring rage, and revolt. 

Ensemble Nist-Nah is an eight-piece Gamelan/percussion group led by Nantes-based Australian drummer Will Guthrie who take traditional Indonesian music in adventurous new directions.

String music infused with folk, avant-garde and pop music (Fran & Flora) or drawing from ambient, soulful, and an intimate place (Balladeste).

An exclusive and rare opportunity to experience SiTron (Sinfonietta of Trondheim) in Kent. An internationally established Norwegian chamber ensemble specializing in contemporary music.

A performance experiment about self-voyeurism, shame and sensation. It’s also about pissing yourself: what it feels like when you can’t control it, and when you can.

A messy emporium of raw, raucous realness by the quartet Right Here, Right Now led by the gifted trumpeter Charlotte Keeffe.

Peter Manson is a contemporary Scottish poet known for his experimental style, his work often explores complex themes and employs innovative forms. Rachel Musson is a saxophonist, composer and improviser renowned for her bold, fluid playing.

What happens if we put care and community at the centre of our climate crisis response? What small, creative acts of repair can we enact locally and daily? What does food security mean and how do we support its emergence?

Safe Operating Space is about the beauty of unrepeatable moments. Composer, electronic musician, improviser and field recordist Tullis Rennie with mixes recorded and live music.

A cult 70’s sci-fi novel set in a post-apocalyptic East Kent is used to bring together morris troupes, hoddening, puppetry, foraging and primitive music

The Faversham Motorway Intersection Enthusiasts Club is a multimedia rhythm band rooted in repetition, drawing from the rhythms of motorway travel and dance music, finding a shared pulse between mechanical monotony and the endless flow of traffic.

Fusing influences from DJ Premier, Konono No.1 and the UK free improv scene, Spheric Totemic creates a ritual of splintered rhythm, bass, keys and surround sound textures.

When you’ve lived such a rich musical life as 80-year old saxophone legend Evan Parker the stories pour out. But what happens if you blur the boundary between anecdote and musical improvisation?

When you’ve lived such a rich musical life as 80-year old saxophone legend Evan Parker the stories pour out. But what happens if you blur the boundary between anecdote and musical improvisation?

Wintersound is a festival of new music involving Canterbury Christ Church University, North Western University (Illinois) and Free Range.

A wild, adventurous continuation of Canterbury’s ancient choral tradition, celebrating the approaching Winter Solstice with howls, groans, croaks and laughter. Sing with us?

Large improvising groups rarely get a chance to collaborate, this will be a night to remember featuring a performance of John Zorn's infamous game piece, 'Cobra'.

A sensory encounters, a supportive environment, one that recognises beauty in the architecture of every brain!