What’s on this November in Margate 2023
This month in Margate!
Fancy an autumnal trip to the seaside? There’s loads going on this November in Margate. Choose from art shows and supper clubs, folk music and retro markets. How about cocktails and books, or board games and ceramics? Read on to find our top picks for a great few days on the Kent coast.
The Wonderworks
The Wonderworks opens this week - the Hornby museum reopens with a brand new look showcasing the best known hobby brands such as Scaleztric and Airfix, perfect for the whole family.
Find out more here
Pumpkin Spiced Latte ice cream
Fancy something a little different? Lulu’s Gelato presents a hand made small batch seasonal taste sensation perfect for this time of year - Pumpkin Spiced Latte ice cream. Yum!
Find out more here
Feast Club at Cliffs!
Enjoy weekly pop up supper clubs at Cliffs with Feast Club. Happening every Thursday throughout November.
Cost per person £45 Includes three course meal + sides.
Find out more and book here
Brighter Days Market
Held at Turner Contemporary, and featuring a host of designer makers from across East Kent.
Perfect for your well planned early Christmas shopping spree!
Sat 4 Nov, 10 - 3.30
More info here
Books & Cocktails at Daisy Margate
Join the Silent Book Club at Daisy Margate to share your favourite books and meet others, whilst sipping on cocktails with a view of the iconic Lido sign. 10% off all drinks.
Weds 1 Nov 6-10pm
More here
Renfield - Slave of Dracula & Cost of Living Bites
Flamingods present high energy psychedelic rock, with a genre defying eclecticism.
Sat 4 Nov, Doors open 7pm
Tickets £13.50 in advance.
Book here
Historical walking tour of Margate
Discover the history of the Pleasure Gardens, the Circus and Dreamland, on a walking tour with seaside historian Dan Thompson with Emerging producers group.
Sat 4 Nov, 11.15 - 12.45, meet at Margate train station, suitable for all ages. FREE
Find out more on the Turner Contemporary website here.
Folk music in Cliftonville
James Kerry and friends play at Rosslyn Court as part of a CD launch tour for his first solo album which reflects on his love of nature and the countryside. SOURCE describes a connection to the pastoral and a desire to pass on the traditional music James loves.. There will also be a raffle!
Sun 5 Nov
Tickets £6 - £12, book here
Quex Park Fireworks
The classic bonfire night out! Open from 3pm with a funfair, food and Disney character walkabout. 6.30pm for the firework display.
Sat 4 Nov
Tickets from £13.50. More info here
Flea Market at Margate Caves
A flea market featuring vintage and retro homewares, accessories and clothing, hosted in the community rooms at Margate Caves on Northdown Road, just a short walk from Margate Old Town.
Sat 4 - Sun 5 Nov, 11 - 4pm
More info here
Dice & Destiny at Powell-Cotton Museum
Enjoy an epic weekend of tabletop games such as Dungeons & Dragons.
Includes access to the museum and gardens.
Sat 18 & Sun 19 Nov, 11 - 5
Tickets just £6 via the Dice & Destiny website here
The Creeping Garden at Tom Thumb Theatre
The Margate mushroom clube presents a real life science fiction movie that explores a world creeping right beneath our feet, where time and space are magnified and intelligence redefined.
Tues 14 Nov, doors open at 7pm, Tom Thumb Theatre
Tickets £6, buy here
Margate Ceramics Market
Hosted at Turner Contemporary: the place to discover the finest artists working in pottery.
Sat 11 & Sun 12 Nov, 11 - 4
Free entry. Find out more here
Discovering Diana at Joseph Wales Gallery
An exhibition by textile designer and artist Rachelle Francis, exploring her late mother’s incredible selection of doodles and artwork.
Sat 4 - Sun 12 Nov, 12-5pm
Buoy & Oyster autumn tasting menu
Margate’s award winning seafood restaurant presents a special autumn tasting menu, featuring Kent seasonal produce.
£49 per person. Available Mon - Fri until 24 Nov.
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