Things to Do in Sevenoaks Weald | Events & Activities

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Living Well Community Café

We look to welcoming you to our Community Cafe, serving tea, coffee, freshly baked cakes and light lunches.

Thu 4 Jun10:00St Stephens(4.7mi)

via St Stephens

Children & Family

Thursday Morning Play Space

Calling all parents and guardians with pre-school children. Come and enjoy coffee and cake at our Community Café while watching your children have fun in our designated play area.

Thu 4 Jun10:00St Stephens(4.7mi)

via St Stephens

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Powerhouse featuring Chinwe Russell’s 20 Historical Women Who Changed the World

In 2026, Knole is collaborating with artist Chinwe Russell to celebrate stories of incredible women from around the world. Chinwe’s series of portraits, '20 Historical Women who Changed the World', is a bold, colourful and historically inspired body of work which gives an insight into the lives and legacies of some remarkable women. Paired with a carefully curated selection of Knole’s own portraiture, this exhibition will create playful links between the women who inspired her and the women who shaped the powerful is also producing a special commission featuring one of Knole’s most iconic women through her unique lens. Please note: this exhibition explores sensitive historical themes, including references to the body, health and social change.

Thu 4 Jun11:00Knole(2.2mi)

via Knole

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Around £6

Lord Sackville's private garden open days 2026

Lord Sackville’s private garden at Knole is a beautiful space, featuring sprawling lawns, a walled garden, an untamed wilderness area and a medieval orchard. Visitors can explore the 26 acre garden and stunning views of the house on these special event days throughout the year. Tickets can be pre-booked online or purchased on the day, subject to availability. Normal admission to Knole applies in addition to a garden event ticket. National Trust members: normal admission is free; garden ticket charges apply. Non-members: if you wish to use the car park or visit other areas of Knole that require a ticket, you will also need to purchase an admission ticket to Knole. The minimum admission ticket required is an Outdoor and Tower ticket (£6 for adults and £3 for children aged 5-17).

Thu 4 Jun12:00Knole(2.2mi)

via Knole

Sports & Fitness

SUP Yoga

The sessions will run from Tonbridge for 90 minutes and include a short paddle to and from your yoga spot and a 60 minute yoga class with Emma. Emma teaches mainly vinyasa flow yoga in and around Tonbridge. The session is suitable for all and will offer a challenge, movement and relaxation.

Thu 4 Jun18:30Epic Life Kent(4.4mi)

via Epic Life Kent

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Women's Friday Nurture Group

We keep tabs on Sevenoaks Church so you don't have to. Women's Friday Nurture Group caught our eye — see if it catches yours.

Fri 5 Jun09:30Sevenoaks Church(3.4mi)

via Sevenoaks Church

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VineTalk Ukraine

Another belter from Sevenoaks Church. VineTalk Ukraine — pop over to their site for the full lowdown.

Fri 5 Jun10:00Sevenoaks Church(3.4mi)

via Sevenoaks Church

Community

Powerhouse featuring Chinwe Russell’s 20 Historical Women Who Changed the World

In 2026, Knole is collaborating with artist Chinwe Russell to celebrate stories of incredible women from around the world. Chinwe’s series of portraits, '20 Historical Women who Changed the World', is a bold, colourful and historically inspired body of work which gives an insight into the lives and legacies of some remarkable women. Paired with a carefully curated selection of Knole’s own portraiture, this exhibition will create playful links between the women who inspired her and the women who shaped the powerful is also producing a special commission featuring one of Knole’s most iconic women through her unique lens. Please note: this exhibition explores sensitive historical themes, including references to the body, health and social change.

Fri 5 Jun11:00Knole(2.2mi)

via Knole

Children & Family

Knole Fawns baby and toddler group

Spend time playing, being creative and making new friends at Knole Fawns baby and toddler group. Enjoy toys and games, including musical instruments and a small craft activity. Activities vary each week, but a typical session will be: 10.20am: doors open; 10.30am: start with a song and music; 10.45am-11.45am: free time for play, games, craft and books; 11.45am: wind-down time and finish with a story. Light refreshments available. Runs every Friday in school term time except the first Friday of the month. To allow as much space as possible for free play we ask that buggies and prams are left in the buggy park, which will be signposted on the day. Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the session. The craft activities may not be suitable for under 2s but plenty of toys will be available for them to play with. This is a free event but normal admission charges to Knole apply. Please pre-book an Outdoor and Tower ticket per person (adults and children). This is free for National Trust members. Car parking is free with all admission tickets.

Fri 5 Jun11:30Knole(2.2mi)

via Knole

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Attic tours

back to Upcoming events at Knole Skip to content Attic tours Hidden above the showrooms lie Knole's attics. Join a behind the scenes tour to explore these spaces and see a different side to Knole. Admission applies Hidden above the grandeur of the showrooms lie Knole's attics - sometimes inhabited but more often used for storage, these spaces have evolved over the centuries with each generation. These behind the scenes tours will take in the decorated ceilings, graffiti, witchmarks - also known as ritual protection marks - and artefacts found in the Retainer's Gallery, South Barracks and Upper King's Room. Conservation work has been left visible in places, laying open the bare bones of the house and exposing the craftsmanship underlying its structure. Normal admission applies. As well as a ticket for this tour, please pre-book an Outdoor and Tower ticket per person. This is free for National Trust members. Car parking is free with all admission tickets.

Fri 5 Jun12:30Knole(2.2mi)

via Knole

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Blaze

St Eanswythe's Mission Church has got Blaze pencilled in. We've got the date — they've got the detail. Between us, you're sorted.

Fri 5 Jun18:30St Eanswythe's Mission Church(4.9mi)

via St Eanswythe's Mission Church

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Dolly and Dine at Frasers

Found this on Great Preservations's radar. Dolly and Dine at Frasers — sounds promising. Click through for the director's cut.

Sat 6 JunGreat Preservations(4.5mi)

via Great PreservationsLocal gem

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1st Round Club Championship / Monthly Medal Div 1

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Sat 6 Jun09:00Westerham Golf Club, Kent(4.7mi)

via Westerham Golf Club, Kent

Community

Powerhouse featuring Chinwe Russell’s 20 Historical Women Who Changed the World

In 2026, Knole is collaborating with artist Chinwe Russell to celebrate stories of incredible women from around the world. Chinwe’s series of portraits, '20 Historical Women who Changed the World', is a bold, colourful and historically inspired body of work which gives an insight into the lives and legacies of some remarkable women. Paired with a carefully curated selection of Knole’s own portraiture, this exhibition will create playful links between the women who inspired her and the women who shaped the powerful is also producing a special commission featuring one of Knole’s most iconic women through her unique lens. Please note: this exhibition explores sensitive historical themes, including references to the body, health and social change.

Sat 6 Jun11:00Knole(2.2mi)

via Knole

Community

Attic tours

back to Upcoming events at Knole Skip to content Attic tours Hidden above the showrooms lie Knole's attics. Join a behind the scenes tour to explore these spaces and see a different side to Knole. Admission applies Hidden above the grandeur of the showrooms lie Knole's attics - sometimes inhabited but more often used for storage, these spaces have evolved over the centuries with each generation. These behind the scenes tours will take in the decorated ceilings, graffiti, witchmarks - also known as ritual protection marks - and artefacts found in the Retainer's Gallery, South Barracks and Upper King's Room. Conservation work has been left visible in places, laying open the bare bones of the house and exposing the craftsmanship underlying its structure. Normal admission applies. As well as a ticket for this tour, please pre-book an Outdoor and Tower ticket per person. This is free for National Trust members. Car parking is free with all admission tickets.

Sat 6 Jun12:30Knole(2.2mi)

via Knole