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Horsebridge Arts and Community Centre
Horsebridge Road
Whitstable
CT5 1AF
10 - 16 March 2010
9am-9pm Monday to Thursday 10am-6pm Sunday (5pm in winter)
Mixed Media exhibition
Tel: 01227 281 174
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FREE
Swale is windswept marshes, cherry orchards, exploded gunpowder works, art deco façades with angles of industrial sites that slant towards retail parks. Bright, upbeat, subdued and thoughtful. Swale is inspiring - its Kent's forgotten corner. 795 is art from Swale.A highly original mix of sculpture, painting and photography, interspersing incisive social observations with poetic imagery.
Doors closed between 6pm-7pm Friday and Saturday before an event. Galleries are free entry and close 6pm dailywww.horsebridge-centre.org.uk
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Franciscan International Study Centre
Giles Lane
Canterbury
CT2 7NA
11 January - 15 March 2010
7pm to 9pm
Theological classes by Séamus Mulholland OFM PhD
Tel: 01227 769 349
Duns Scotus - £85 Concessions available, proof of eligibility required Students (16 yrs and over): £50 Over 60s: £50
It is certainly true that the medieval Franciscan theologian-philosopher Duns Scotus [1266-1308"> is probably the most difficult of the medieval theologian-philosophers to grasp. His soubriquet 'The Subtle Doctor' evinces to his complexity and yet while very challenging, Duns Scotus is the most rewarding of the medieval thinkers. Interwoven with profound philosophical and theological through and insight on matters as varied as Being, Intuition, Cognition, Self-Change, Individuation, Will, Trinty, Incarnation, Sacrements, the role and place of Mary, there is an extraordinary spirituality of creation and the human person which is deeply rooted in the Franciscan Intellectual and Spiritual Tradition. This course explores the mind and heart of Duns Scotus to reveal not just one of the great theological and philosophical masters of the Middle Ages but also one of the great spiritual masters of Franciscanism.
All fees are payable before the start of the course. Please note that refreshments will not be provided. Please note we regret that we cannot return fees to students who withdraw from the course.www.franciscans.ac.uk
Shorne Woods Country Park
Brewers Road
Shorne
Gravesend
DA12 3HX
11 March 2010
10.00am-11.30am
A pushchair friendly guided walk around the park. The cafe will be open for hot drinks and snacks.
Name: Kent Country Parks
Tel: 08458 247 600
£1.00
Booking required, call 08458 247 600.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Bring along suitable outdoor clothing and footwear.
Haguelands Farm Shop
Haguelands Farm
Burmarsh
Romney Marsh
TN29 0JR
7pm - 9pm over 2 weeks.
Designed to be inspirational to the occassional veggie as much as to the commited veggie. Healthy and simple to cook.
Tel: 01303 875 649
Cost - £25 per session or £40 for course.
Week 1:Spinach, wild mushroom and blue cheese pancakes,Chick pea roast,Aloo gobi.Week 2:Red curry with cashew nuts,Pear caramelised onion and stilton pizza,Creamy baked fennel
The Granville Theatre and Cinema Centre
Victoria Parade
East Cliff
Ramsgate
CT11 8DG
09 February - 13 December 2010
Daily at 7.30pm; Saturday 2.30pm matinee.
Smash hit on stage adapted from the BBC TV comedy series.
Tel: 01843 591750
From £8.00
To the delight of its fans everywhere the smash hit television comedy is here, adapted for the stage by its original creators. Double entendres are non-stop as the well-loved staff of Grace Brother's department store prepare first for a sale of German goods and then depart en masse for a staff holiday at a one-star hotel in Spain. Will the tropical heat, Spanish crumpet and randy revolutionaries prove too much for our happy band and will they survive their holiday with everything intact but their modesty?!
www.granvilletheatre.com
The Studio, Aylesford Community Centre
Forstal Raod
Aylesford
ME20 7AU
12 January - 30 March 2010
From 6pm to 7.30pm every Tuesday during term time.
Friendly knitting group for all levels, including absolute beginners. Learn to knit from scratch or get inspired to tackle more ambitious projects.
Name: Sue
Tel: 01622 792710
£55,00 per 11 week term, to include starter pack of materials.
Do you want to learn a new skill? One which helps you relax, make new friends and create beautiful things for yourself, your family and your home for just a few pounds? Then why not join The Aylesford Knitting Group? We meet every Tuesday evening during term time from 6pm to 7.30pm in The Studio at Aylesford Community Centre. Everyone is welcome to join us for a chat, a laugh and to do some knitting, of course! The group is led by Sue, an experienced tutor and an inspirational and passionate knitter. If you are a beginner, she will teach you how to knit. If you can already knit she will help you improve your skills and inspire you to tackle more ambitious projects. We are a very friendly group and welcome new people at any time. Join us from Tuesday 12 January. For more details, call Sue on 01622 792710, or drop in to see us any Tuesday. We always have spare needles and wool!
Termly fees payable at the first meeting. Thereafter pro rata @ £5.00 per week.
Action Watersports
Lake 1, Dengemarsh Road
Lydd
TN29 9JH
Open most days throughout the summer and weekends during the winter season - see website for full details of seasonal opening times.
Based on a sheltered freshwater lake, Action Watersports offers a unique all-round watersport experience.
Tel: 01797 321885
See website for prices for specific activities.
The action takes place on a 22-acre purposed-built private lake (650x100m) with a water ski slalom course and barefoot water ski jump ramp. There are dedicated watersports and Jet Ski times on the lake ensuring great water conditions and safety for everyone. There is a pro shop with the latest equipment and clothing brands, clubhouse with hot showers, toilets and changing rooms, comfortable lounge area with refreshments and free wireless network access. Action Watersports is a Royal Yachting Association recognised teaching establishment and British Water ski federation accredited ski school.
Beginners can have fun with our friendly and structured courses. For the more experienced slalom, wakeboard and barefoot water skiers we offer the latest advanced coaching techniques. Certified courses available: RYA Personal watercraft proficiency; BWS Ski boat driver award and commercial driver assessment.
Accepts Groups, Facilities for groups, On-Site Catering, Children Welcome, Picnic Area
Agricultural Museum at Brook
The Street
Brook
Ashford
TN25 5PF
Opening times are under review. Normally open on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons May to September.
A museum owned and run by the Wye Rural Museum Trust has a wealth of historic agricultural implements housed in restored buildings set around an ancient farmyard.
Name: Brian Wimsett (Hon. Curator)
Tel: 01304 824969 01227 730477
Prices vary depending on individual, group or school party size, so check with venue.
The barn houses most of the items from when the horse was the power round the farm such as turnwrest ploughs, seed drills, reapers, grain processors and wagons. In the largely intact oast house are items associated with hops and a variety of other small items. Allow two hours for visit.
The museum is run by volunteers and therefore cannot be open at all times. We welcome groups to come to the museum at any convenient time by contacting the curator Brian Wimsett either by telephone or email. If you would like to look round the museum and are not part of a group please ring the curator and he will try and arrange for a volunteer to open up and show you around.
Public toilets, Gift shop, Disabled access, Facilities for groups, Facilities for educational visits, Picnic Area, Disabled Toilets
Albion Public House
Albion Place
Mead Road
S. Willesborough
TN24 0BU
All Saints Church, Eastchurch
Corner of Church Road and High Street
Eastchurch
Sheerness
ME12 4EJ
Open daily during daylight hours.
Church and community events venue.
Tel: 01795 880790
This ancient church is open daily during daylight hours for visitors and pilgrims alike.
Accepts Groups, Coach Parties Accepted, Facilities for educational visits
All Saints Church, Maidstone
Mill Street
Maidstone
ME15 6YE
Apart from Service Times the church is usually open for visitors from 10am until 4pm on Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays and on Saturdays from 10am until 12.30pm from Easter until the end of September.
All Saints is a vast medieval building in the centre of Maidstone on the banks of the River Medway.
Name: Mr Lionel Marchant Lay Vice-Chairman
Tel: 01622 843298
In recent years All Saints has been used both for the worship of the parish and for civic and town-wide services. It has also been used for an extensive programme of concerts and a wide variety of music and other cultural and community events. All Saints Maidstone was built in 1395 as a Collegiate Church by Archbishop William Courtenay.
To arrange to visit the church at other times, for guided tours and educational visits by schools and societies please telephone 01622 843298 or contcat the Maidstone Tourist Office 01622 602169 www.maidstoneallsaints.freeserve.co.uk
Public toilets, Accepts Groups, Gift shop, Disabled access, Coach Parties Accepted, Children Welcome
Angel Inn Public House
The Green
Addington
West Malling
ME19 5BB
Live music gigs every Wednesday and Friday evenings
Ancient 14th century public house, offering food and drink, regular live music, charity fund-raising events and annual beer festival.
Tel: 01732 842117
Public toilets, Accepts Groups, Disabled access, Baby Changing Facilities, Credit Cards Accepted, On-Site Catering, Children Welcome, Disabled Toilets
