Join with Jam for 9 Virtual concerts of new music streamed from St Leonard’s Church, Hythe and 3 sensational exhibitions.
This year the Jam on the Marsh festival (which normally takes place in the first 2 weeks of July in Romney Marsh) will be a virtual festival instead. For more details take a look at the link below for information about the performances taking place and how you can participate in the events online.

Find out more and be ready to take your seat at: https://jamconcert.org/

To give you just a small taste of the 3 incredible exhibitions; here is a little more about them:

SCULPT the WORLD Exhibition
Carsten Birkebaek of Jon Foreman’s Beach Art (image above)
The beach art by land artist Jon Foreman on Dymchurch beach was a highlight of JAM on the Marsh 2019 featuring on BBC Inside Out South East. In this exhibition, aerial drone photographer Carsten Birkebaek presents 12 breath-taking images capturing Jon’s sand art, with these extraordinarily powerful images being edited by photographer Justin Sutcliffe.​

BETWEEN the SEA and the SKY Exhibition
Tristan Fewings
JAM on the Marsh revisits Tristan Fewings wonderful pictures from his Between the Sea and the Sky exhibition. As apart of a two year residency with JAM on the Marsh, this exhibition follows Tristan’s journey along the unique coastline of Romney Marsh, criss-crossing the Marsh with his camera to explore its landscape.

CONFESSIONS of a NIGHT OWL Exhibition
Susan Pilcher
In this retrospective exhibition, Susan Pilcher, a New Romney-based photographer, has taken a unique approach to photographing the Marsh: every shot has been taken at the dead of night, giving her audience an unusual and intriguing view of local structures and its star-filled skies.

 

Find out more and be ready to take your seat at: https://jamconcert.org/