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The Kent Diary is the essential, eclectic guide to What's on in Kent. it is constantly updated and highlights a range of some of the best local entertainment opportunities. Our event details are also published weekly in the Kent Review and headlined on our home page. Before attending any event always check the details with the organisers. Listings are published free of charge, send submissions to content@yourcounty.co.uk. See our disclaimer here. Sussex events here.

What's On In Kent

Jacqui Dankworth - Blackheath Hall - 13/03/10
Jacqui Dankworth makes welcome return to Blackheath Halls for a very special ‘unplugged’ concert.  She will be joined by her award-winning guitarist Chris Allard, performing songs from her new album, Back To You, plus new self-penned material and some favourite standards.

Danze Contemporanea De Cuba - Churchill Theatre (Bromley) - 16 to 17/03/10
World famous, but rarely seen outside of Cuba, this breathtaking company of 21 dancers bring the heat and passion of Cuba to the stage with an electric mix of contemporary dance fused with Afro-Caribbean and Spanish styles. This is a rare chance to catch this passionate, visually stunning and beautiful company on tour.

  • Tickets - £22
  • Time - 7.45pm
  • More information - 0844 871 7620

John Lawson's Circus - Victoria Park (Deal) - 17 to 21/03/10
The award winning John Lawson's Circus presents Britain's favourite family circus at Victoria Park, Deal, with all the thrills and spills of the big top. For more information please visit www.johnlawsonscircus.co.uk

Swan Lake - Leas Cliff Hall (Folkestone) - 18/03/10
One of the best known love stories, performed by the ever popular Vienna Festival Ballet. Lavish costumes, stunning scenery, international stars, and the glorious music from Tchaikovsky make this a night not to be missed. Swan Lake is the most popular ballet in the world. It's the ballet that captures like no other the full range of human emotions - from hope to despair, from terror to tenderness, from melancholy to ecstasy. 2010 sees the Vienna Festival Ballet celebrate their 30th Anniversary of presenting enchanting ballets.

The Hollies - Orchard Theatre (Dartford) - 18/03/10
Not many 1960s musicians are still recording, let alone touring with a new album (Then, Now, Always) – but then The Hollies are no average band. With more hits than the Beatles during the 1960s and 70s, The Hollies’ enthusiasm for their art remains unflagging making their newer material become just as popular as their impressive back catalogue of classic hits including The Air That I Breathe and He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother. This live performance is pure Hollies! The trademark harmonies are coupled with sheer musical prowess and each song is skilfully showcased with its own stunning lightshow. Tony Hicks, Peter Howarth, Ian Parker, Steve Laurie, Ray Stiles, Bobby Elliott.

  • Tickets - From £22.30
  • Time - 7.30pm
  • More information - 01322 220000

The Sleeping Beauty - Woodville Hall (Gravesend) - 20/03/10
The Moscow Ballet present The Sleeping Beauty. This highly acclaimed ballet company will be live in Gravesend for the second time within 6 months with their version of The Sleeping Beauty.

  • Tickets - £19.50
  • Time - 7.30pm
  • More information - 01474 337774

Eduardo Niebla - Mick Jagger Centre (Dartford) - 27/03/10
Spanish guitarist/composer and prolific recording artist.

  • Tickets - £13 & £15
  • Time - 8pm
  • More information - 01322 291100

Looking For Normal - Edward Alderton Theatre (Bexleyheath) - 27/03 to 03/04/10
By Jane Anderson. Irma Applewood is middle aged, mid-American and menopausal. Along with a pubescent daughter and a rebellious son, she is confronted with all the pressures of modern life, elderly relatives that are growing frail, running a house, making sure the bills are paid. Even her normally reliable husband, Roy, seems to be falling apart. Worried about the state of her marriage, she initiates counselling session for her and her husband with their local pastor, a decision that sets in motion a series of events that threatens to tear her family apart. Confronted by her husband’s shock announcement that he seeks gender realignment, Irma has to grapple with her feelings for Roy whilst trying to maintain some sense of normality. As time progresses towards Roy’s impending surgery, Irma makes a choice that challenges the preconceptions of her friends, family and the very concept of love itself.

John Hegley - Gulbenkian Theatre (Canterbury) - 27/03/10
The Adventures of Monsieur Robinet - Tales about a Frenchman with some unusual [but clean] habits, which include burying his dog’s kennel and his own luggage pieces. The stories appear alongside other new works, which include an address to aliens on the subject of transport, a poem about a non-talking parrot and some animal impersonations with the aid of a handkerchief. The audience are invited to sing along. But not to dance. Much.

Eduardo Niebla - MJC (Dartford) - 27/03/10
One of the most brilliant and emotive performers on the world circuit today, Spanish guitarist-composer Eduardo Niebla fuses flamenco gypsy jazz with Arabian, Indian, Latin and classical influences. He has made 23 solo albums, and worked with Craig David, George Michael and Belinda Carlisle. His concerts are famous for their exhilarating Mediterranean passion.

  • Tickets - £15
  • Time - 8pm
  • More information - 01322 291100

Weald Big Day Out - Kent & East Sussex Railway - 28/03/10
As part of this new event the railway will be giving away 100 pairs of free tickets for Sunday 28 March, to those who apply first online through its website. The booking form will be online from 1 March.

My Fab Years - Hazlitt Theatre (Maidstone) - 28/03/10
British TV/film and entertainment pioneer Sylvia Anderson is in conversation with David Courtney, to produce a live show centred on Sylvia's long awaited biography 'My Fab Years' Sylvia, was the unforgettable, aristocratic voice of the iconic, elegant, charming, and deadly, dangerous super-agent ‘Lady Penelope’. Featuring unique archive film footage of many of the classic TV shows.

  • Tickets - £16
  • Time - 7.30pm
  • More information - 01622 758611

The Wizard of Oz - Central Theatre (Chatham) - 01 to 05/04/10
A spectacular all new professional production of the classic story starring Joe Pasquale and Dani Harmer - CBBC’s Tracy Beaker. Plus full supporting cast and fantastic live band. Join Dorothy and
her pet dog Toto on their adventures through the magical Land of Oz. Meet all your favourite characters including Scarecrow, Tin Man, Lion and, of course, the Munchkins. Will the wonderful Wizard of Oz be able to help them before the Wicked Witch of the West captures them in her
dungeon?

  • Tickets - £17
  • Time - Varied
  • More information - 01634 338338

Thanet Beer Festival - Winter Gardens (Margate) - 02 to 03/04/10
Now firmly established as one of the leading beer festivals in the South East the Thanet branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) will once again be showcasing the finest products from brewers and cidermakers all over the UK and beyond. The Planet Thanet Easter Beer Festival 2010 promises to be bigger and better than ever with over 200 different draught real ales and around 60 ciders and perries on offer. For the first time there will also be an interesting selection of foreign beers and wines available. As usual there will be live entertainment both days in the Main Hall to add to the merriment, and a giant pub-style quiz with cash prizes will round off the event on the Saturday. The addition this year of the Queen's Hall will allow extra seating in a quieter environment and the new Food Court will serve an imaginative range of hot and cold refreshment. There will be tombola and souvenir stalls and accompanied children may visit up to 7.00pm.

  • Tickets - Varied
  • Time - Varied
  • More information - 01843 292795

MCE British Superbike Championship - Brands Hatch - 03 to 05/04/10
The 2010 MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship kicks off at Brands Hatch on Easter weekend - the first time to see all the new rider and team line ups in the flesh!

Postman Pat - Woodville Hall (Gravesend) - 06/04/10
Get ready for take off as Postman Pat and his trusty cat Jess prepare for a royal visit.

  • Tickets - Adults £12,Child £10
  • Time - Varied
  • More information - 01474 337774

Seasonal Walk & Tea - Hadlow College - 08/04/10
Head Gardener Alex Rennie will be giving conducted seasonal walks around selected areas of the ten-acre Broadview Gardens.  These will be followed by afternoon tea (finger sandwiches, scones with jam & cream, pastries) in the award-winning tearoom.

  • Tickets - £7.50. Advance booking essential
  • Time - Assemble beforehand outside Broadview Centre at 2.00pm
  • More information - 01732 853211

Ghurka Festival Of Music - Nye Hall (Dover) - 8 to 10/04/10
Eleventh annual military music festival with the World famous Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas. with special festival guests The Band of The Royal Engineers (may be subject to change) and vocalists Tim Pitman and Rebecca Robinson. The Nye Hall, Duke of York's Royal Military School, Dover, Kent. Tickets: with concessions £10 and £8 Ample free car and coach parking.

  • Tickets - £12 and £10
  • Time - Varied
  • More information - 01304 366337

Freddie Starr - Orchard Theatre (Dartford) - 10/04/10
The madcap comedian Freddie Starr is back on tour with another unpredictable evening of madness and mayhem as he brings his own brand of outrageous humour to the stage. Freddie is no stranger to this theatre and is pleased to be back very live and very dangerous. Freddie has over the last 40 years established himself as one of the true comic geniuses of all time, with his place in the comedy 'Hall of Fame' now assured he’s back treading the boards, so come and see the legend in person.

  • Tickets - £19.50
  • Time - 7.30pm
  • More information - 01322 220000

Beverly Craven - Hazlitt Theatre (Maidstone) - 10/04/10
Beverley Craven is one of the most successful singer / songwriters the UK has ever produced. Best known for her 1991 hit Promise Me and multi-million selling eponymous album, Beverley is back on the road supporting her new CD “Close To Home”, her first album in 10 years. This is an evening guaranteed to show you an artist at the top of her game.

  • Tickets - £17.50
  • Time - 8pm
  • More information - 01622 758611

Battlefield Band - Blackheath Hall - 10/04/10
Inspired by the rich heritage of Celtic music and fired by the strength of the modern Scottish cultural scene, they have led and been at the forefront of a great revival in Scottish music. Mixing old songs and music with a new self-penned repertoire, all played on a fusion of ancient and modern instruments.

The Adventures Of Pinocchio - Trinity Theatre (T Wells) - 11/04/10
Can Pinocchio become a real boy? Geppetto’s puppet is propelled along a perilous path, meeting a cast of colourful characters along the way. From the Talking Cricket, through the Clever Fox and the Stupid Cat to Naughty Lampwick and the Kind Fairy, Pinocchio learns many valuable lessons. Keeping faith with Collodi’s word-play and slapstick humour, the enthralling exploits of the mischievous marionette are brought magically to life.Age: 4-11

  • Tickets - £5
  • Time - 3pm
  • More information - 01892 678678

The Magic Of Motown - Leas Cliff Hall (Folkestone) - 17/04/10
Direct from the USA and celebrating 50 years since Berry Gordy Jnr created the famous Tamla record label, the Magic of Motown tribute concert show is coming to town. The lavish production celebrates the 50th anniversary of Motown, the record label that brought the likes of the the Jackson 5, the Temptations, the Four Tops, the Supremes, Diana Ross, Mary Wells, Lionel Richie, Martha Reeves, Smokey Robinson, the Isley Brothers, Marvin Gaye and many more. A talented cast of 15 bring to life hits like Get Ready, Stop in the Name of Love; My Girl; Dancing in the Street; Reach Out I’ll Be There; What Becomes of the Broken Hearted, Tears of a Clown, Ain’t Too Proud To Beg and many more.

Tom Duggan: Lacuna - The Old Printworks (Margate) - 18/04/10
The artist's first solo exhibition portrays ‘an artist who isolates himself for our spectacle’, regarding the tradition of disappearing artists like Bas Jan Ader and Lee Lozano, while considering, perhaps ironically, how such artists have entered into art history. Crate Studio and Project Space, The Old Printworks, Margate CT9 1DX - 18, 23-25, 30 April 2010 and 1 May,  12-5pm Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, New Dover Road, Canterbury CT1 3AN 19-23 April 2010, 9am-5pm. Access: No parking, Disabled access, Toilets.

  • More information - programme@cratespace.co.uk

The Sounds Of Burt Bacharach - Assembly Hall Theatre (T Wells) - 20/04/10
This production, created by Chris Dean, offers up sunny classics that bring memories from four decades. Bacharach’s exquisite arrangements show us why he is one of the truly great tunesmiths of the past century, with such a gold mine of music, each and every song is a timeless hit.

Pirates Of Penzance - Churchill Theatre (Bromley) - 20 to 24/04/10
Gilbert and Sullivan at their very best! Starring Karen Dunbar. Elegantly recreating the original period settings and costumes with exquisite detail, this acclaimed production sparkles with wit. Sullivan’s ever popular and memorable score contains some of his most beautiful writing as Gilbert, in his most topsy-turvy of all plots, leads us through the swashbuckling world of young Frederic, the pirate apprentice, who was born on February 29 in a leap year and therefore won’t ‘come of age’ until he is 84!

  • Tickets - From £24
  • Time - Varied
  • More information - 0871 2975454

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde - Gulbenkian Theatre (Canterbury) - 23/04/10
Following on from The Pickwick Papers and The Picture of Dorian Gray, European Arts Company invites you on a trip down the smoggy, gaslit alleyways of Victorian London to hear The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Set in a Whitechapel tavern in 1888, a versatile ensemble cast will tell the gruesome story of Dr Jekylland his charismatic alter-ego using only the things you would find in a pub. Therefore, barrels, tankards, darts, brasses, bar stools, soda siphons, billiard cues, yards of ale and even Aunt Sally are used to create the physical world of Victorian London with great ingenuity, horror and imagination. Come, if you dare, to the dark side and witness a chilling, thrilling and highly entertaining reinvention of this classic tale.

Italian Sacred Music - Rochester Cathedral - 24/04/10
Gravesham Choral Society and Orchestra, conducted by Alan Vincent, present An Evening of Italian Sacred Music on Saturday 24th April 2010 at Rochester Cathedral at 7.30 pm.  The programme will include Rossini's "Stabat Mater" and Puccini's "Messa di Gloria" with soloists Sophie Bevan and Juliet Schiemann (sopranos), Nicholas Ranslely (tenor) and Martin Robson (bass).Reserve the date or book now for this stirring, theatrical music. 

  • Tickets - £15 (£5 full-time students)
  • Time - 7.30pm
  • More information - 01474 816684

Brass Monkey - TMC (Dartford) - 25/04/10
A band which gained fame for performing traditional songs with a unique sound is touring again. Brass Monkey has two vocalists, who are among the finest of folk musicians: Martin Carthy on guitar, and John Kirkpatrick on concertina and accordion. They are joined by percussionist Martin Brinsford, and brass players Paul Archibald and Roger Williams.

  • Tickets - £17.50
  • Time - 8pm
  • More information - 01322 291100

The Hobbit - Churchill Theatre (Bromley) - 27/04 to 02/05/10
Bilbo Baggins, a quiet and contented Hobbit, has his life turned upside down when he is chosen by Gandalf the Sorcerer on a quest to reclaim a lost kingdom and treasure. Enjoy the sights, sounds and excitement of the best-selling fantasy novel ever written, in this fresh, spectacular live theatre production with sparkling new magical effects- perfect for Hobbit fans both young and old.

  • Tickets - £18 to £25
  • Time - Varied
  • More information - 0844 871 7620

Jim Davidson - Central Theatre (Chatham) - 01/05/10
Back with his most outrageous, controversial and politically incorrect show yet, King Jim gives the crowd exactly what it wants, with his latest stand-up show filled with tales of wanton women, pointless wars and her majesty’s troops. All rise and salute Jim Davidson and let him show you how the world should be…if he had his way. Warning – adult content. Not suitable for under 18s.

  • Tickets - From £18.50
  • Time - 7.30pm
  • More information - 01634 338338

Pam Ayres - Orchard Theatre (Dartford) - 12/05/10
Pam’s shows sell out wherever she appears, and her current show includes material from her bestselling books, SURGICALLY ENHANCED, WITH THESE HANDS, and THE WORKS, along with new poems and stories. Pam’s books still regularly appear in the bestseller charts, and many of her poems feature in school textbooks around the world. She’s a regular broadcaster on BBC Radio 4 in programmes such as Just A Minute, Quote Unquote, Loose Ends, and three of her own series Ayres On The Air. 

  • Tickets - £18.50
  • Time - 7.30pm
  • More information - 01322 220000

Dr Feelgood - Blackheath Halls - 14/05/10
Formed on Canvey Island in Essex in the 1970s Dr. Feelgood reamins one of the most popular and exciting live rhythm and blues acts in the world. 

Joan Armatrading - Leas Cliff Hall (Folkestone) - 14/05/10
3 times Grammy nominated British singer songwriter Joan Armatrading has stood the test of time with songs like ‘Love And Affection,’ ‘Willow,’ ‘Drop The Pilot’ and ‘Lovers Speak.’ Joan's strong rhythmic acoustic guitar playing and her melodic electric solos help to make her the consummate musician. She remains an utterly compelling writer and performer of unique warmth and will be playing material from throughout her stunning back-catalogue.

Hot Club Of Cow Town - MJC (Dartford) - 15/05/10
A udiences from the Grand ol Opry to the Glastonbury Festival have been thrilled by the smouldering energy of Hot Club of Cow Town. Singer/musicians (Elana James on fiddle, Whit Smith on guitar and Jake Erwin on bass) are globe-trotting jazz and Western swing addicts. Favourites of Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson, they are on a world tour promoting their new album Wishful Thinking, which has received rave reviews.

  • Tickets - £18
  • Time - 8pm
  • More information - 01322 291100

Snow White On Ice - Churchill Theatre (Bromley) - 09 to 23/05/10
The world famous Russian Ice Stars will take you on a magical journey to the heart of the best-loved fairytale of all time, Snow White. The original story of an enchanted mirror, a beautiful girl, the ultimate prince charming and a shiny red apple comes to life on ice, with ballet, gymnastics and aerial acrobatics to create a breathtaking and mesmerising experience.

  • Tickets - £18 to £27
  • Time - Varied
  • More information - 0871 297 5454

Juan Martín Flamenco Ensemble - Gulbenkian Theatre (Canterbury) - 21/05/10
Voted into the top flamenco guitarists in the world by US Guitar Player magazine, Juan Martín will perform his own compositions, supported by a line-up of flamenco dancers and singers including the Fred Astaire of flamenco ‘El Tigre’ Salvador Moreno and prize winnings artists direct from Andalucia. Martin's ensemble is at the vanguard of modern flamenco, with a unique style of music that succeeds in embracing classical, jazz and modern harmonies while upholding the great flamenco tradition.

Buddy Whittington & His Band - Woodville Halls (Gravesend) - 23/05/10
Calbec Productions proudly present from Texas USA, former John Mayall's Bluesbreakers guitarist BUDDY WHITTINGTON and his Band, with support from Gravesend's very own Bluesman Paul Cook, British Blues veteran Tim Aves and the Uk's hottest up and coming three piece JB3.

  • Tickets - £17.50
  • Time - 6pm
  • More information - 01474 337774

Sally Morgan - Winter Gardens (Margate) - 24/05/10
Sally now brings her amazing abilities and her tremendous personality to the stage with a unique theatrical experience, which is both hugely entertaining and enlightening.

  • Tickets - From £16.50
  • Time - 7.30pm
  • More information - 01843 292795

George's Marvellous Medicine - Churchill Theatre (Bromley) - 01 to 05/06/10
Presenting Roald Dahl’s amazing story about a young boy who makes a marvellous new medicine to cure his grandmother of her terrifying temper, but when his grandmother drinks his special new potion, the most incredible things start to happen, and George’s adventure has just begun!

  • Tickets - £11 to £16
  • Time - Varied
  • More information - 0871 297 5454

Paul Merton's Impro Chums - Leas Cliff Hall (Folkestone) - 07/06/10
Paul Merton, one of the country's funniest and best-loved performers, sets out in Spring 2010 on a brand new UK-wide tour with his world renowned Impro Chums. Paul and his chums, Mike McShane, Lee Simpson, Richard Vranch and Suki Webster will create a new and unique comedy show every single night, based entirely on suggestions from the audience, their own finely honed improvisational skills and an almost manic compulsion to show off.

Floral Art In The Garden - Hadlow College - 10 to 13/06/10
There is an event called 'Floral Art in the Garden' taking place at Broadview Gardens, Hadlow College, from Thursday 10 June to Sunday 13 June (inclusive) This is an exhibition of floral designs that have been inspired by nature. Hadlow College's Floristry department will be involving many floral designers, flower clubs and artists who will be displaying their own exhibits within Broadview Gardens. Admission is free of charge and any donations will be given to the High Five Club, which supports African communities, being a poverty alleviation project for the developing world. Broadview Tearooms will be open every day, and visitors are encouraged to enjoy the full range of gardens at this 10 acre site.

Jason Manford - Gulbenkian Theatre (Canterbury) - 10/06/10
As seen on Live At The Apollo, Walk On The Wild Side; As Seen On TV; 8 Out of 10 Cats; Royal Variety Performance; Jason Manford and Friends (Radio 2).

Adrian Edmondson & The Bad Shepherds - MJC (Dartford) - 13/06/10
Adrian Edmondson, best known as a leading comedian, awoke after a drinking session in Soho to find that he had bought a mandolin. In 2008, he formed The Bad Shepherds, with brilliant musicians, to perform punk classics through the medium of folk. The impact at festivals has been extraordinary and hilarious. He is joined by the piper and whistle-player Troy Donockley, and Andy Dinan, twice All-Ireland Fiddle Champion.

  • Tickets - £18.50
  • Time - 8pm
  • More information - 01322 291100

Reginald D Hunter - Orchard Theatre (Dartford) - 20/06/10
A well-known face on primetime television shows such as 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Never Mind The Buzzcocks and QI, Reginald is also a frequent guest on Have I Got News For Youand has just finished starring alongside Andy Hamilton in BBC4’s It’s Only A Theory.

  • Tickets - £18
  • Time - 8pm
  • More information - 01322 220000

Festival of Wildlife - Sandwich & Pegwell Bay – 12/06 to 13/06/10
Come and join us at this FREE family fun event. Based at the east of the county this family event attracted over 800 visitors last year and with the addition of our annual dog show guarantees to be even more popular in 2010.  Offering plenty to see and do with a fun dog show, live music, family activities, guided walks and bird watching experts on hand with binoculars and telescopes, there will be lots to enjoy! Spend the day bug hunting and exploring the seashore from a table top! Were holding small mammal identification tours, guided walks and you can even meet our wildlife photographers and learn some professional tips from the experts. You can even bring you dog along (but please keep them on leads) and enter them into our new annual dog show! The ‘Best of Kent’ area will also be present offering a variety of crafts and wares for you to explore and enjoy.

  • Tickets - Free
  • Time  - 10am to 4pm
  • More information - 01622 662012

Open Air Classical Concerts - Leeds Castle - 03/07/10
The concert will be staged in one of the world’s most spectacular settings – Leeds Castle. In the heart of the Garden of England, this beautiful Castle provides a dramatic backdrop to a spectacular and romantic summer's evening concert. The event gets underway with a rousing appearance of the marching Gurkhas – Kent’s pride and joy.   Then highly respected John Rigby conducts the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.   Soloists for the evening include Tenor - Wynne Evans, Soprano - Elizabeth Watts and Baritone - Richard Morrison. The whole evening will be narrated by award winning actor Robert Powell.  The evening comes to a dramatic climax with a spectacular fireworks finale and cannons. 

  • Tickets - £34 picnic style, £40 seated ticket
  • Time - Doors open 4pm
  • More information - 0845 652 62 62

FIA World Touring Cars - Brands Hatch - 17 to 18/07/10
The FIA World Touring Car and Formula Two Championships return to the Kent circuit this July as Brands Hatch plays host to its first international event of the year.

Monty Python And The Holy Grail - Leeds Castle - 21/08/10
Presented by Protect Kent, in aid of their campaign work to protect out beautiful Kent countryside for future generations. Join us with your picnic, for a rare opportunity to see one of cinema's classic comedies on the big screen in the spectacular setting of Leeds Castle. This is Monty Python at their best - a hilarious medieval adventure upon which we encounter killer rabbits, outrageous French accents and of course the famous Knights who say "Nee!" Certificate 15. Suitable only for persons of 15 years and older.

Festival of Wildlife Sevenoaks – 21/08/10 – 22/08/10
Come and join us at this free family fun event. With over 2000 visitors last year this event promises to be even bigger better in 2010.  There will be lots to see and do over this wild weekend! We will be holding a whole host of events, with guided walks and activity stations for families, small mammal identification tours and live music, to name a few. We will have bird watching experts on hand so you can get to grips with twitching and find out what to look for when you’re out and about. The ‘Best of Kent’ area will also be present offering a variety of crafts and wares for you to explore and enjoy.

  • Entrance - Free
  • Time - 10am to 4pm
  • More information - 01622 662012

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Kent Big Day Out
Tenterden Folk Festival
South East Open Studios

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