Kenilworth Arts Festival has something for everyone in October, with a range of arts based activities and events in and around Kenilworth.

Check out the following events below:

Wednesday 2 October - 7pm – Independent Film Screen and meet the Writer/Director

An opportunity to watch not one but two Independent Films and meet the Writer/Directors for a Q&A sessions with Andrew David Barker and Kate Horlor. 

Kate Horlor (Kenilwirth Arts Festival).

Every Wednesday this October – 1pm – 3pm - Weekly Acoustic Music Sessions - Traditional - Folk, Celtic, Airs and more, come along and play tunes

Sunday 6 October From 3.30pm – Skate and Spray

But not at the same time! A day of spray art and skateboarding session at the Kenilworth Centre brought to you by Kenilworth Arts festival and Project number five.

Sunday 13 October – From 3pm - Foley Workshop for young people

Supporting Abbey End Studio, we are offering this very special opportunity to take part in the world of sound effects, using mostly vegetables! Create your own soundscape using a couple of carrots and a frozen cabbage.

Sunday 13 October – From 7pm Ana Pancaldi at The Treehouse Bookshop

Supporting the wonderful events at the Treehouse bookshop, this will be a beautiful evening of folk with Ana Pancaldi.

Meet the Writer/Directors (Kenilworth Arts Festival).

Tuesday 29 October – 10am – 12.30pm – Kitty Quest Phantom Frenzy / Spooky Sketchy and Deadly Doodles with Phil Corbett

Supporting Kenilworth Books, join the author Phil Corbett and create your own spooky comic characters.

Wednesday 30 October  - 3.30pm – 4.30pm as part of Pop-up Café 

An opportunity to meet Catherine Ward the author of The Emerald Forest and make your own Orangutan,

Sarah Jane Rose of Kenilworth Arts Festival, told Nub News: "While we have moved to a year round festival, we had a number of opportunities to bring something a little different to Kenilworth this October.

Kitty Quest (Kenilworth Arts Festival).

"Our connections and collaborations with local creatives and spaces as well as the support of the town, has meant we can deliver a few extra activities as the nights draw in."