May 13 and 14 Faversham Transport Festival A delight for all the family – a celebration of the big and beautiful on Saturday, showcasing buses with free vintage bus rides and majestic commercial vehicles lining the historical streets of Faversham, a vibrant market, independent shops, cafes and entertainment for the children.
May 6
Spring Walk Knole Park, Sevenoaks Guided walk – spring and bluebells Discover the joys of spring with beautiful views during this six-mile family walk from 2-5pm. £2 donation.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk /knole
May 6 – 7
Motors by the Moat, Leeds Castle, Leeds, near Maidstone The ultimate weekend for anyone with a passion for cars. Get up close to hundreds of vintage, high performance and classic cars from around the world, including a WWII-themed section. The cars will be displayed on the castle lawns, with plenty of other entertainment for the whole family to enjoy. Included in normal admission price. (£13.50-£24.50)
www.leeds-castle.com
On Sunday, the town plays
hosts to over 350 cars and motorcycles through the ages. The vehicles fill the town centre and offer an interesting insight into travel through time. Take a nostalgic stroll around the town, talk to the proud owners and share stories while enjoying the sights and sounds of this wonderful event. 01795 539339
www.faversham.org
May 20 Far from the Madding Crowd
Smallhythe Place, Tenterden A dramatic adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s classic romantic novel, in the wonderful setting of Smallhythe Place, Ellen Terry’s picturesque early 16th century house and garden. 7.30pm, £12 To book, call 0344 249 1895
May 28 and 29 Napoleonic Re-enactment weekend Hole Park Estate, Rolvenden One of the most memorable ways to experience history first hand is to attend a living history event. Thrilling and skilfully re-enacted battles, a period tented
camp, horses, guides and even recruitment and training sessions for children. Stalls, including a hog roast and real ale tent, in keeping with the historic period (1793-1815), will add to the authentic atmosphere. Napoleon himself will appear on both days to lead skirmishes and re-enact scenes from this key period leading to the Battle of Waterloo. Weekend admission, including entry into the gardens:
Adults £7, children £1. Open from 10am – 5pm.
www.holepark.com Tel: 01580 241344 / 241386
14 Mid Kent Living Image: Knole ©National Trust, Leo Mason; Smallhythe ©National Trust, John Millar; Smallhythe ©National Trust, Chris Lacey
May 27 – June 4 Half-term crafts, Smallhythe Place, Kent Sit out in the garden and join in arts and crafts. Decorate a special memory with a handmade photo frame or fashion a kite to have fun with in the spring breeze. Events run daily (except Tuesday), 11am to 1pm. Price £2 per child, normal admission charges apply.
May 20 and 21 Vintage 1940s weekend Kent and East Sussex Railway Tenterden Town Station Step back in time to WWII;
dress in period costume and take the steam train from Tenterden to Bodiam and back. Book tickets online and save 10% on fares, Adult return from £16.20. Family and child discounts available.
www.kesr.org.uk
May 21
It’s a Knockout Mote Park, Maidstone Join other zany contestants in this fun event to raise funds for the Heart of Kent Hospice. Wet and wild games, giant
inflatables - all from 1-5pm. Max of 10 people per team, nine teams per game, games at 10am, 1pm and 3pm Over 16 only, £250 per
team.
www.hokh.org/events
DISCOUNT FOR ONLINE BOOKING
10%
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