Top Picks
10 picks around Marden (Maidstone), from 10 local venues. The map pin is doing actual work here.
We check the usual frankly silly number of local websites, then look for events that feel rainy-day friendly: cinemas, theatres, talks, workshops, galleries, concerts, cosy venues, and anything less likely to involve standing in a muddy field making brave weather noises.
1A relaxed and informal approach to worship. There is an all-age talk in the first part of the service, followed by Junior Church activities for the young people, while the service continues for adults with a sermon and intercessions. For those who wish to attend Communion, there will be a Common Worship Holy Communion Service at the Old Church at 11:30 am on the same day as this service.
2Join us for a steampunk festival full of creative costumes, workshops, performances and curious machines—an unforgettable day for all ages.
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3Eucharist, 8th Sunday after Trinity Occurring for 1 hour Venue Leybourne: St Peter & St Paul Address Castle Way West Malling Kent, ME19 5HE, United Kingdom Join us to celebrate Holy Communion. Keyboard accompaniment. All welcome, refreshments afterwards Eucharist/Holy Communion Music Refreshments Join online
4at Medway Queen Paddle Steamer
This was a very popular event last year and we are happy to repeat it. £15.00 per person, from 7.00pm to 9.00pm. it promises to be a wonderful evening. We are expecting a high demand so book early to avoid disappointment. Bring your own snacks and nibbles, a good selection of drinks available from the bar. Book through Pam Bathurst:- or by ‘
5at Fleur De Lis Heritage Centre
Organised annually by the Kentish Sail Association, the race celebrates the rich heritage of the trading and fishing craft that once filled the Thames Estuary and north Kent coastline. Many of the vessels taking part are more than 100 years old and represent an important part of Britain’s maritime history.
6This is our group for children aged between 3 years and 11 years. We meet on the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays of the month, starting in the Church then moving over to the the hall for a time of teaching through stories and craft. We then return to the Church for Communion or the end of the service. We would love for your little ones to join us and learn more of the stories of Jesus.
7Heart of Kent Hospice is hosting a free monthly drop-in for all children and families under our care and those living with a life limiting illness in Kent. We focus fun activities for children and young people such as crafts and games, with snacks and drinks provided.
9Nia is a fusion fitness class. It is an expressive workout blending martial arts, dance arts and healing arts into a powerful workout that is accompanied by enjoyable and varied soundtracks.
10Live Music at the Vine Inn Sunday 25 July 20269pm The Moles
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