Kent Organisations
Organisations In and Around Kent
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EVENTISSIMA EVENTS
EVENTISSIMA EVENTS is an organiser of Artisan Crafts , Curios & Gift Markets in the South-East of England ... more >
Old Postmaster’s House , 6 East Street, Faversham , Kent ME13 8AD
Plant Fairs Roadshow
A ‘not for profit’ association of leading specialists nurseries who organise Plant Fairs at interesting and iconic venues throughout South-East... more >
Pineview, 19 Windmill Hill
Wrotham Heath
Sevenoaks
Kent TN15 7SU
Rusthall Community Cinema
We show films in the village hall every two weeks on a Saturday evening. Anyone can suggest a film for the following season and all suggestions are..... more >
Sunnyside Community Hall
Rusthall Road
Tunbridge Wells TN4 8RA
Musical Bumps Medway
Join us for musical fun and games, learn lots of new songs, play with instruments and puppets, dance and enjoy musical learning... more >
ME7 3JZ
Bore Place
Bore Place is a rural retreat in Kent providing opportunities for people to learn, grow and reconnect with themselves and the environment. more >
Bore Place Road
Chiddingstone
Edenbridge
Kent TN8 7AR
Kent and East Sussex Railway
Kent's finest rural Heritage Railway
Book online and save kesr.org.uk
Everyone can enjoy a fun step back in time at Tenterden’s Steam..... more >
Kent & East Sussex Railway Company
Registered Charity No. 262481
Tenterden Town Station
Station Road
Tenterden
Kent TN30 6HE
Magpie Dance
At Magpie Dance everyone is empowered for life.
We are an inclusive dance company for children and adults with learning disabilities with a..... more >
Magpie Dance
The Churchill Theatre
High Street
Bromley BR1 1HA
Theatrecraft Herne Bay
Theatrecraft Herne Bay is an award winning amateur dramatic society based in Herne Bay, Kent.
We have been entertaining local audiences since 1948..... more >
16 Grange Road
Herne Bay CT6 6NQ
Odyssey Project Ltd
Odyssey draws on the majesty of the outdoor environment, the arts and the stimulation of challenge, uncertainty and surprise to help adult cancer... more >
37 St Margaret’s Street
Canterbury
Kent CT1 2TU
Creative Folkestone
Creative Folkestone is a visionary arts charity dedicated to transforming Folkestone through collective creative activity, making the town a better... more >
Quarterhouse
Mill Bay
Folkestone
Kent CT20 1BN
Audiojumble Ltd
Audiojumble Ltd organises the UK's largest second-hand and vintage hi-fi event, held twice a year at Tonbridge, Kent. more >
TN9 1SF
The Festival Theatre at Hever Castle
Hever Festival Theatre is an idyllic setting for a wonderful summer’s day, or evening, of socialising combined with top quality entertainment... more >
The Festival Theatre at Hever Castle
Hever Castle
Edenbridge
Kent TN8 7NG
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Things to do around Kent
Here are some delightful day out options in Kent, a county in the south-east of England:
1. Marvel at the White Cliffs of Dover:
- The smooth rise of Kent’s iconic coastline looks like a professionally painted canvas of white. While nothing beats seeing it from the water, walking along the edge shows the stunning contrast of white cliff against emerald sea. They’re one of the most iconic landmarks in England. There are plenty of activities to keep you active too, like learning about scientific discoveries at the Victorian lighthouse or exploring the WWII tunnels within that rock façade. Exmoor ponies (who help control grass growth) may randomly pop up to surprise you. Last but not least, make sure to check out Dover Castle and the nearby memorial that marks the first cross-channel aircraft landing.
2. Delve into Dover Castle:
- As part of the Kent day out alongside the knightly cliffs, Dover Castle is one of the most impressive things to do in town. Built to protect the narrow sea crossing with mainland Europe, the fortressed structure sits atop the grounds of what used to be a Roman lighthouse and the adjacent Church of St. Mary. Within the thick walls of the Great Tower are interactive exhibits that educate on medieval times; my favorite part, however, are the secret wartime tunnels. I joined a 50-minute tour that brought us into the narrow, chalk-hewn underground first discovered during the Napoleonic Wars. Through video projections within the passageway itself, we were told the story of the Dunkirk evacuations in 1940 (if you’ve seen the Christopher Nolan movie, you know what a difficult operation it was). Code-named Dynamo, this is the behind-the-scenes stage for that famous incident. Visiting Dover Castle on your day out in Kent is an enlightening and unusual activity I highly recommend – castles are after all one of the best reasons to visit England!
3. Be entertained at Margate Dreamland:
- Margate Dreamland is a vintage amusement park with a retro vibe. Enjoy classic rides, roller coasters, and carnival games. The scenic location by the sea adds to the charm. It's a fun day out for families and anyone seeking a nostalgic experience.
4. Explore Canterbury Cathedral:
- Canterbury Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest Christian structures in England. Marvel at its Gothic architecture, intricate stained glass windows, and historic tombs. Don't miss the chance to explore the beautiful cloisters and the serene gardens surrounding the cathedral.
5. Discover the Historic Dockyard Chatham:
- The Historic Dockyard Chatham offers a fascinating glimpse into Britain's naval history. Explore historic warships, including the HMS Victory and the HMS Ocelot submarine. Learn about shipbuilding, maritime heritage, and the lives of sailors. It's an immersive experience for all ages.
6. Enjoy the scenic beauty of the Kent Downs:
- The Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Go hiking, cycling, or picnicking amidst rolling hills, woodlands, and picturesque villages. The views are breathtaking, especially from the North Downs Way trail.
Remember, Kent's diverse attractions promise an unforgettable day out – from natural wonders to historic sites!
1. Marvel at the White Cliffs of Dover:
- The smooth rise of Kent’s iconic coastline looks like a professionally painted canvas of white. While nothing beats seeing it from the water, walking along the edge shows the stunning contrast of white cliff against emerald sea. They’re one of the most iconic landmarks in England. There are plenty of activities to keep you active too, like learning about scientific discoveries at the Victorian lighthouse or exploring the WWII tunnels within that rock façade. Exmoor ponies (who help control grass growth) may randomly pop up to surprise you. Last but not least, make sure to check out Dover Castle and the nearby memorial that marks the first cross-channel aircraft landing.
2. Delve into Dover Castle:
- As part of the Kent day out alongside the knightly cliffs, Dover Castle is one of the most impressive things to do in town. Built to protect the narrow sea crossing with mainland Europe, the fortressed structure sits atop the grounds of what used to be a Roman lighthouse and the adjacent Church of St. Mary. Within the thick walls of the Great Tower are interactive exhibits that educate on medieval times; my favorite part, however, are the secret wartime tunnels. I joined a 50-minute tour that brought us into the narrow, chalk-hewn underground first discovered during the Napoleonic Wars. Through video projections within the passageway itself, we were told the story of the Dunkirk evacuations in 1940 (if you’ve seen the Christopher Nolan movie, you know what a difficult operation it was). Code-named Dynamo, this is the behind-the-scenes stage for that famous incident. Visiting Dover Castle on your day out in Kent is an enlightening and unusual activity I highly recommend – castles are after all one of the best reasons to visit England!
3. Be entertained at Margate Dreamland:
- Margate Dreamland is a vintage amusement park with a retro vibe. Enjoy classic rides, roller coasters, and carnival games. The scenic location by the sea adds to the charm. It's a fun day out for families and anyone seeking a nostalgic experience.
4. Explore Canterbury Cathedral:
- Canterbury Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest Christian structures in England. Marvel at its Gothic architecture, intricate stained glass windows, and historic tombs. Don't miss the chance to explore the beautiful cloisters and the serene gardens surrounding the cathedral.
5. Discover the Historic Dockyard Chatham:
- The Historic Dockyard Chatham offers a fascinating glimpse into Britain's naval history. Explore historic warships, including the HMS Victory and the HMS Ocelot submarine. Learn about shipbuilding, maritime heritage, and the lives of sailors. It's an immersive experience for all ages.
6. Enjoy the scenic beauty of the Kent Downs:
- The Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Go hiking, cycling, or picnicking amidst rolling hills, woodlands, and picturesque villages. The views are breathtaking, especially from the North Downs Way trail.
Remember, Kent's diverse attractions promise an unforgettable day out – from natural wonders to historic sites!
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