Hand-picked events from the editor  DECEMBER


December 1 Scream Night


November 25 & 26 (also Dec 2&3, 9&10, 16&17) Christmas Market Leeds Castle, Maidstone Visit the Christmas Market on the Cedar Lawn overlooking the castle to discover a splendid array of seasonal gifts, toys, festive decorations, specialist food and drink. Children and adults will be enchanted by the reindeer and


birds of prey while traditional fun fair rides and live music keep everyone entertained.


Maidstone Museum The final event in Maidstone’s ghoultastic exhibition, Scream and Scream Again, which runs from October 10 to December 2. Watch a terrifying classic Hammer horror movie – “Dracula AD 1972”. Drinks and snacks will be available to buy all evening and you can enjoy


for the part? From 6-9pm, tickets £10 per person. Over 18s only, www.maidstonemuseum.org.


December 2


Maidstone Symphony Orchestra – Olivier Stankiewicz


Mote Hall, Maidstone Leisure Centre An evening of strong dramatic contrasts with the powerful overture to Wagner’s early opera, The Flying Dutchman and Richard Strauss’s hauntingly beautiful Oboe Concerto. Soloist for the evening is the magnificent young French oboist, Olivier Stankiewicz. Vaughan Williams’ A London


free entry to the Scream exhibition on the night (normally £4). Why not join the museum staff in dressing


Symphony then conjures up all the vitality and mystery of our great metropolis at the start of the last century. There are jingles from horse- drawn taxis, mists and fogs, and an overriding musical motif of the chimes of Big Ben. Tickets from £21. Tel: 033 666 3366 or visit www.mso.org.uk.


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