Hand-picked events from the editor
July 23 - 24 Faversham Nautical Festival, Faversham Creek Residents and visitors can see the many beautiful, and mainly traditional vessels that are moored in the upper regions of Faversham Creek during this, the fourth Nautical Festival. Thames Sailing Barges,
Dutch Barges, tugs, smacks, gaffers and many other big and small boats will be ‘dressed’ making a colourful display.
In the Sea Cadets’ base, TS
Hazard, and along the Town Quay there will be information stalls, exhibitions, the music stand, a barbecue and a beer tent. On the Front Brents, there will be stalls, a bouncy castle, ice creams and face painting.
July 27 - 31
Art in the Garden Riverhill Himalayan Gardens, Sevenoaks Watch artists at work in the gardens, admire their work in an exhibition of 'Riverhill Paintings' and have a go yourself at landscape painting with plenty of experts to advise.
July 31
Bearsted Classic Car Show Bearsted Green
Enjoy a glass of fizz or cream tea served on vintage china while admiring more than 200 vintage vehicles and classic cars polished to perfection on the beautiful Bearsted Green – a must for all motor enthusiasts. 11am – 4pm.
No additional charges after admission. Adults: £7.75, Children: £5.75, Concessions: £6.95
AUGUST August 2
Once Upon a Time there were Four Little Rabbits Emmetts Garden Sevenoaks Meet Beatrix Potter as she tells the tale of naughty Peter and Benjamin in Mr McGregor's Garden. Bring a picnic and watch Quantum
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Theatre's production of Beatrix Potter's charming tales; an enchanting experience for young and old alike.
Picnics from 3.30pm,
reading starts 4.30pm Booking Essential. Adults: £12, Children: £7.
FREE EVENT
FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT
FREE
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