Hand-picked events from the editor September 15-16
Paws in the Park Kent Showground,Detling
Dogtastic days out for you and your dog! Paws in the Park is Britain’s favourite fun dog show, with lots of dog games and activities to try including flyball, canine search and rescue, and dog agility. Enjoy a weekend packed with
superb arena displays and entertainment, exciting dog activities to try, plus superb shopping for your furry friends. It’s a pawfect day out with the kids, too! Discounts available for booking in advance online. Adults 10.00, Children (3- 15yrs and Over 60s £8.00, Family (2 adults, 2 children) £33.00, Family (2 adults, 3 children) £35.00 Open from 9.30am – 5pm each day.
Sept 21-23
Canterbury Food and Drink Festival Dane John Gardens and City Centre, Canterbury
Savour the county’s best food and drink at this two-day food festival – reputedly the biggest in Kent. Whitefriars and St George’s Street will become ‘eat streets’ for the duration, showcasing some of London’s best street food. Over 100 trad- ers, two music stages, a dedicated kids field, festival bar and ample seating.10am-6pm daily.
September 15-20
Festival of Flowers Leeds Castle, Leeds
See incredible floral displays inside the Castle and around the grounds, themed this year to ‘Ladies Day’. Be inspired by the cre- ativity of international award-winning floral designers and take part in specialist talks, demonstrations and floral workshops. Adult tickets £25.50. Book online at
www.leeds-castle.com
September 21
Autumn Estate Walk Godinton House and Gardens, Ashford
Join Nick Sandford, Estate Is it time to make a difference?
Four hours of your time, whether it’s working in one of our charity shops or cafés, as a complementary therapist or supporting our nurses with patients, in our administration offices or helping at an event, it makes such a difference to our patients and their families.
Janet says: “Volunteering as a complementary therapist at the Hospice is a privilege. Patients and their families are often amazed there’s someone to give them a massage. We talk about anything and everything. I definitely get back more than I give.”
Jean, a patient who visits the Hospice to take part in a wide range of activities on our Living Well programme, explains: “I enjoy coming and the volunteers add so much! They lift you; their kindness, time, stories and chat really makes a difference to how I feel.”
Find out more at our Volunteer Open Mornings in the Hospice from 10am – 1pm on Saturday 14th July, Saturday 11th August, Saturday 8th September and Saturday 13th October or visit
www.hokh.org, call 01622 792200 ext. 225, or email
volunteers@hokh.co.uk
Heart of Kent Hospice, Preston Hall, Aylesford, Kent, ME20 7PU
www.hokh.org 18 Mid Kent Living
T: 01622 790195 E:
fundraising@hokh.co.uk @heartofkenthosp
HeartOfKentHospice Registered charity number: 298164
Manager for a walk around the wider estate. Booking essential, £7.00 including garden entry, hot drink and homemade cake. Wellington boots or walking boots recommended due to uneven ground.
FREE
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