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Upcoming Events in Kendal

'The Kendal Story' at Kendal Museum

The exhibition charts the history of Kendal from prehistoric beginnings through to the 21st century.
From:	15 May 2008
To:	20 December 2008

Aaron Weinstein at Kendal Jazz Club

Aaron Weinstein is carving a reputation as one of the finest jazz violinists of his generation.
From:	09 July 2008
To:	09 July 2008

Open Day at énergie Fitness for Women

View énergie Health, Fitness & Weight Management's studio and talk to instructors and members.
From:	19 July 2008
To:	19 July 2008

Sponsored Cross Bay Walk

Contact Cumbria Wildlife Trust to register your name and gain a sponsorship form.
From:	26 July 2008
To:	26 July 2008

Mintfest Street Arts Festival in Kendal

Mintfest is Cumbria's biggest ever street arts festival.
From:	29 August 2008
To:	31 August 2008

Butterflies, Bees and Birds - Gardening for Wildlife

A recommended Royal Horticultural Society Event at Cath's Garden Plants in Heaves, Kendal.
From:	03 September 2008
To:	03 September 2008

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