Art, music, wine and patisserie will combine in a high quality programme that puts Dover at the centre of the creative arts in the South East of England. Famous French artist Allain Renoux will be adding his magic touch as the Art Director and will draw on his many years of experience as the organiser of the hugely successful Biennale d'Art Figuratif in France. As well as exhibiting his own works, Renoux will be joined by well-known Kent artists Graham Clarke, Martyn Ayncomb-Harris, Judith Gardner and Cheryl Culver. Music will be provided by a French duo called "Les Bellejolaises", some of Dover College's Musicians and the intriguingly named "Zen Bicycle Band". Joanna Hunt of Cloudberry Ltd will be presenting her high class patisserie. One of the stars will undoubtedly be Jean-Luc Longère who will be showcasing his award-winning wines from Vaux-en-Beaujolais, France and explain the wine making process. Red, white, rosé and sparkling wines will be available on the day. All profits from the day will be donated to the Chamber War Memorial Fund. John Pegg of Craft Pegg Architects will present his proposals for a War Memorial on Dover's Western Heights to commemorate the 1.7 million fatalities of the first and second World Wars.David Foley, Chief Executive of the Dover District Chamber of Commerce said, "History tells us that quality art and successful business go together. To attract such well known artists proves that Dover can compete with the best".