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About Queens Road Baptist Centre - Concerts and Workshops
Queens Road Baptist Centre - Concerts and Workshops is a grassroots music venue in Broadstairs, Broadstairs with a standing capacity of approximately 120. Bring your own PA, mics and instruments.
Queens Road Baptist Centre - Concerts and Workshops books Folk, World, Acoustic acts. Both original music and covers are welcome. This listing is part of the Broadstairs venue directory.
Queens Road Baptist Centre is a church and concert venue on Queens Road in the heart of Broadstairs, Kent (CT10 1NU), best known as a principal stage for Broadstairs Folk Week. Its 300-seat air-conditioned auditorium hosts the festival's main afternoon and evening concerts plus morning coffee concerts — the 2026 programme runs to 54 events featuring folk names such as Martin Simpson and Bridget St John and world-music artists including Suntou Susso and Edith We-Utonga — alongside instrument and singing workshops in rooms throughout the building. There is an on-site cafe and a volunteer-run bar, with full accessibility including a lift to the auditorium.
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Queens Road, Broadstairs, Broadstairs, CT10 1NU
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Queens Road Baptist Centre - Concerts and Workshops has a standing capacity of approximately 120 (300 seated), classed as a small venue. See all Broadstairs venues for size comparisons.
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