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As the festive season approaches, Kent is set to sparkle and shine with an array of enchanting Christmas events that promise to bring joy and magic to families across the county! From charming Christmas markets overflowing with handcrafted gifts and seasonal treats to dazzling light displays illuminating historic streets. Experience the warmth of community spirit at festive fairs, catch a glimpse of Father Christmas in his winter wonderland, or indulge in delicious festive feasts with loved ones. With the sounds of carolers and the scent of mulled wine filling the air, Kent invites you to embrace the holiday cheer and create lasting memories throughout December.
While World Chocolate Day may be just one day, we’re celebrating all week in delicious style!
Here are some places where you can enjoy your days out as that spring sunshine says hello.
The WonderWorks is the ultimate haven for enthusiasts, featuring Hornby Hobbies' iconic brands.
Lilypie Café is a quirky, unique vintage café, shabby-chic restaurant, craft workshop, paint stockist and beauty rooms all rolled into one!
Kenward Place is a day out for the whole family! A hidden gem, in Yalding, Kenward Place offers Alpaca Experiences, Goat Experiences and Meet & Greet sessions, as well as Archery and Disc Golf. We can provide afternoon teas and have a children's play area and gift shop onsite. We also host events throughout the year, including a Classic Car Show, a Walk On The Wild Side springtime event, and our annual Christmas Fayre!
The friendly and welcoming Hever Castle Golf Club provides a 27 hole golf course that is set in 250 acres of truly beautiful Kent Weald countryside
voco The Clifton Folkestone, an AA rated three star hotel with an elegant cliff-top position and spectacular views of the English Channel.
Tea Rooms overlooking the medieval village square and Chilham Castle
