Hand-picked events from the editor  NOVEMBER


November 1 Estate Walk - Last Day Of The Season Godinton House, Ashford Join estate manager Nick Sandford for a guided walk around the estate. Price £10 including garden entry, a hot drink and homemade cake afterwards.


November 11 Tunbridge Wells Farmers' Market Royal Tunbridge Wells Held outside the Town Hall, in the heart of the town, this farmers' market provides a good source of local fresh food. From 9am to 2pm.


November 11 From Tipperary to Flanders Field Avenue Theatre, Central Avenue, Sittingbourne Created by Kent-based professional company Katapult in the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, and performed continuously


since, this show takes the audience on a journey through the experience of the conflict through songs, poetry, readings and drama. It tells the stories of some of the women who became nurses, bus drivers, factory workers or entertainers, as well as reflecting on the


November 4 & 5 Leeds Castle Fireworks spectacular Leeds Castle


experience for combatants and civilians. Tickets available from the


box office on 01795 471140 or online at www.avenuetheatre.co.uk.


Celebrate the best of British music at the south-east’s biggest display of incredible fireworks choreographed to music, with projections onto the 12th century castle. This year the display will be themed around the Best of British. Listen out for some iconic British songs in this patriotic evening of pyrotechnics. Arrive from 2pm onwards (car park open from 1pm) to enjoy live music, entertainment, falconry displays, the maze and play areas, hot food and drink. Then from 5.30pm, music, projections and fireworks combine against the beautiful backdrop of the castle. Live music will carry on after the display until 6.30pm. Book online at leeds- castle.com/events or call the booking office on 01622 767865 (open weekdays 9am to 5.30pm).


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