Hand-picked events from the editor March 16
Lambing weekend Hadlow College, Tonbridge
Come and celebrate the arrival of spring at this fun filled family day out. There is something for everyone and, of course, the stars of the show – new born lambs. Activities will include: many and varied animals and reptiles to view, tractor trailer rides, and birds of prey display and hovercraft rides. Family tickets are £18 (2 adults and up to 3 children). Book tickets at
www.hadlow.ac.uk/events.
March 20 – 24
Dazzling Daffodils Hever Castle, Edenbridge
Visitors will feel uplifted this spring during Hever Castle’s Dazzling Daffodils event. With 14,000 new daffodil bulbs set to bloom across the gardens, there will be a wide range of varieties to enjoy. The daffodil event will throw the spotlight on the narcissus family and showcase the new and the best in daffodils. Online tickets are £13.70 for adults and £8.70 for children. Children under five years go free.
March 21 Sacconi String
Quartet St Pauls Church, Canterbury
This recital is sponsored by John Hursey in memory of Caryl Hursey. The concert starts at 7.30pm. Tickets are £15 on the door, £5 students.
March 22 - 24
Keep it Local Craft Fair Cooling Nursery, Sevenoaks
FREE
Come to Keep it Local Craft Fair in a huge glasshouse from 10am to 4pm. Enjoy around 80 stalls of all locally hand-made treasures including leatherwork, silver, jewellery, pottery, woodwork, art and much more.
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A significant development and the start of a new chapter for Whitehead Monckton in our 235 year history
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