INDEX what’s on in october
MONDAY 24 OCTOBER Bats in Our Countryside
Talk presented by Lynne and Peter Flower. Refreshments included. Donations welcome. 7:30pm, Hildenborough Church Hall, 01732 453880.
MONDAY 24 OCTOBER-FRIDAY 28 OCTOBER
Halloween Fun & Fright Nights at Kent &
Sussex Railway There will be plenty of spine tingling tricks and treats. Spooktacular entertainment at Tenterden station and join in the ‘make and take’ activities, including the pumpkin carving workshop. All activities are included in the ticket price.
10:40am/11:45am/2:45pm tickets family £37, adults £13.50, child £8.50, Kent & Sussex Railway, Tenterden Station, 01580 765155,
www.kesr.org.uk.
TUESDAY 25 OCTOBER Explore! With Paul Rose
Halloween Fun & Fright Nights at Kent & Sussex Railway
BBC Presenter Paul Rose talks about his remarkable adventures from Antarctica to Everest using behind-the-scenes footage from his television programmes. 7.30pm, tickets £13, Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 530 613
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WEDNESDAY 26 OCTOBER Kingsize Slim
Blues with Bottle Club presents the funky blues trio.
9pm, free, The Anchor, 32 London Road, Sevenoaks, 01732 454898.
FRIDAY 28 OCTOBER Halloween at The Grasshopper
Join in the fun at the Haunted House Halloween Party at the Grasshopper Inn in the Tudor Ballroom. With creepy canapés, nasty nibbles and witches brew punch.
8pm-1am, tickets £10, Grasshopper Inn, Moor House, Nr Westerham, 01959 563136.
FRIDAY 28 OCTOBER Nightshift
Red Rooster Blues & Roots Clubs presents the blues band. 9pm, free, Chequers, Broadway, Lamberhurst, 01892 890260.
FRIDAY 28 OCTOBER-SATURDAY 29 OCTOBER
Fright Night Train A ride from Tenterden to Bodiam Station on the popular ‘Fright Night Train’. Enjoy scary face painting, ‘make and take’ activities and pumpkin carving at Tenterden Station from 4:30pm. Once on- board, be prepared to be frightened silly with ghostly goings on at stations with a firework
display and a few surprises along the way. Families encouraged to dress up! Booking is essential. 4:30pm, £14.50, Kent & Sussex Railway, Tenterden Station, 01580 765155,
www.kesr.org.uk.
SATURDAY 29 OCTOBER Pantiles Games Day with Imagination Gaming
Imaginative and creative games for all ages and abilities, jugglers, slide show, ‘meet a games designer’ and bouncy castle.
10am-4pm, free, The Corn Exchange, Lower Walk, the Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells, 01892 618191.
SUNDAY 30 OCTOBER Wedding Fair at The
Talbot Inn Hotel As well as lots of suppliers there
Open Tuesday to Sunday 10.00am – 4.30pm (last admission 3pm)
Dickens World, our exciting indoor visitor complex based around the life, books and times of Charles Dickens. We take you on a fascinating journey to Dickens’ World as you step back into authentically themed Dickensian England.
Dickens World Events
Fidelio Opera - Ludwig Van Beethoven
Friday 14th October Adult Only Ticket £25.00 with a 3-course supper £39.50
Britannia Theatre Events
Maritime Jazz Festival
Three days of Jazz between 22nd and 24th September
Adult Thurs Night - £11 • Adult Fri Night - £14 Adult Sat Night - £14 • Adult 3 day Festival Ticket - £27
Friday 30th Sept & Friday 4th Nov
Doors open at 7.20pm Comedians start 8.30pm DJ til late, food available • Tickets from £10.80
Time for Tea
Next ShowWednesday 26th October at 2pm A new ‘Good Old Days’ live show - Afternoon cream tea, scones, lashings of laughs and songs of yesteryear to sing along to. Show only is included in the Dickens World standard admission price.
*£5 extra for cream tea, scones & cucumber sandwiches
Jongleurs Comedy Nights
Roy Walker
Saturday 26th November. Tickets only £14.75
From the 1970s TV show,The Comedians and long time host of ITV’s Catchphrase. One of the UK’s Top Comics. In conjunction with the Vintage Corporation
Annual Passes now available from just £10
Leviathan Way, Chatham Maritime, Kent ME4 4LL (for sat nav use Leviathan Way)
For all information and online bookings call 01634 890 421 or visit
www.dickensworld.co.uk
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