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Relax in our picturesque garden with the glorious backdrop of our fairytale castle. Venture into the wonderful woodland and parkland with over 770 acres to explore. Discover the delights of our ...
The pottery is a working studio which produces a wide range of items. It is run by two master potters Alan Parris and Billy Byles. Most work is hand-thrown on the wheel and demonstrations will be ...
For this year's Kent Big Weekend the Criterion is offering a special viewing of films for the 'For The Fallen' project - a WW1 film show of award-winning short films for the Golden Poppy awards. ...
Charming Emmetts Garden is an Edwardian estate that was owned by Frederic Lubbock, becoming both a plantsman's passion and a much-loved family home. The garden was laid out in the late 19th ...
St. Oswald's Church is a two-cell Norman church with a good high chancel arch with typical cushion capitals. The church was much restored in the nineteenth century. A small aumbry, thirteenth-century ...
Our many galleries house a collection of international importance telling the explosive military history of Britain, its empire and the rest of the world.
The collections are based on the agricultural history of Kent and almost all our objects were made in, or used in Kent, or both. The extensive collections are displayed in a magnificent 14th century ...
Although Riverhill was established by a great Victorian horticulturalist, it’s also a living family home. As you explore our unique garden, you’ll enjoy the intriguing mix of traditional planting, ...
Travel with "Chaucer" and his band of pilgrims from the Tabard Inn in London to Canterbury Cathedral. Our costumed characters will introduce you to what is arguably the most famous collection of ...
Come and see Bippo the Clown, Knife throwing with The Marshalls, Footjuggling and Diabolos from the Tystko Family. Amazing Juggling from Alex and Tamarra from Russia, Balancing, Magic, Aerial skills ...