Whitstable Hearing Show
- ALL AGES
Join us at the Whitstable Hearing Show for expert advice on all things hearing-related as well as a free recital by Michael McHale.
Date and time
Location
Saint John's Methodist Church
Argyle Road Whitstable CT5 1JS United KingdomAgenda
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Meet the Manufacturers
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Meet Hearing Dogs for Deaf People
1:40 PM - 1:55 PM
Presentation ‘Choosing the Right Hearing Aid’.
Signia Uk
2:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Piano Performance by Michael McHale
2:30 PM - 2:45 PM
Adam Chell from Whitstable Hearing Lecture on Good Hearing Care
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Piano Performance by Michael McHale
3:50 PM - 4:15 PM
Ask the Experts
4:15 PM
Thank you from Amy & Adam Chell
About this event
- Event lasts 3 hours 30 minutes
- ALL AGES
- Paid venue parking
Adam and Amy Chell from Whitstable Hearing welcome you to Saint John's Methodist Church for the Whitstable Hearing Show! We are so excited to announce that Ireland’s leading pianist Michael McHale will be performing a medley of his favourite pieces and you can come along and enjoy the experience for free. We will also be serving complimentary refreshments throughout the afternoon.
This in-person gathering is also a fantastic opportunity to learn more about hearing health and solutions. Whether you're curious about hearing aids, tinnitus, or just want to chat with experts in the field, this event is for you. Join us for informative talks, interactive demos, and a chance to connect with others who are passionate about hearing wellness. There is also a chance to win a fantastic prize by attending at least one of these talks, so you wont want to miss out. Some lovely dogs from the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People will be available for lots of cuddles, whilst their owners tell you all they offer to the community.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Frequently asked questions
Yes tickets can be booked through Eventbrite or also by contacting Whitstable Hearing on 01227 851033 or info@whitstablehearing.com. Please note tickets are FREE.
A ticket will guarantee entry to the event but cannot guarantee a specific seat reservation for the concert. There will be enough seats to accommodate everyone attending. If you have a keen interest in sitting in a particular place then we recommend arriving earlier to secure your seat.
The event starts at 1pm and finishes at 4:30pm.
Michael McHale will perform twice, for 30 minutes each time. The first performance is at 2pm and the second is at 3pm. For more information see agenda section of this booking page.
Yes there will be a 30 minute interval at 2:30pm, during which we will be giving a lecture on hearing care. We recommend either staying in your seat or grabbing a quick drink and coming back to your seat so as not to miss this. For more information see agenda section of this booking page.
No there is no parking available on site. There is on street parking but do check if it requires a permit. Otherwise there are local car parks close by. See the Canterbury council website for more information on this.
Yes there is step free access into the venue. The concert hall is located on the ground floor and has a level floor. We will provide you and your wheelchair with a space at the front of the seating area quite close to the entrance of the hall. WC facilities are available at the same level close by.
Yes there will be hot and cold soft drinks all available for free, as well as light refreshments.
Whilst it is not essential for you to attend every lecture or presentations, we recommend participating in at least one, as those that attend at least one will be automatically entered into there raffle to win a fantastic prize.
All guide and support dogs are welcome. Please do let us know if you are bringing one in advance so that we can accommodate them effectively.
While there is not a hearing loop in the hall, we will have access to equipment that allows our voices to be amplified and ensures that all are able to hear the lectures as best as possible.
Yes. If there is still availability then you will be able to book tickets on the day. We will do our best to cater for everyone attending.
You can turn up but we cannot guarantee seating for the concert. Whilst you will be able to visit the exhibitions (see agenda for more information) we must ensure those who have pre booked will have priority seating for the concert.
Absolutely. There will be audiologists and other hearing/hearing aid specialists on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Not at all. The event is for information and awareness purposes. With consent your details will be entered into the raffle and Whitstable Hearing will contact you to see how the event went, otherwise you will not be contacted.