The Kent County Show on 5, 6, 7 July 2024 is the region's showcase event for farming, agriculture and countryside life. For three days a year, animals, horses, vintage vehicles, retail stands and much more converge on the stunning surroundings of the Kent Showground for a celebration of the best in the county.
The Kent County Show is organised by the Kent County Agricultural Society, a registered charity whose mission is to support local farming practices and promote education about food farming and the countryside. Profits made from the Show help fund our charitable objectives, including our annual scholarship scheme, awards and grants.
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The White Horse Country Park is set within the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural…
A beautifully restored 17thC barn, now a visitor centre, with displays on Kent's wildlife…
Mote Park has been a popular place to visit for both visitors and locals being a huge…
The Hazlitt Theatre & The Exchange offer a varied programme throughout the year.
Maidstone Museum and Bentlif Art Gallery is an exceptional regional museum housed in the…
History and family fun sit side by side. Explore the Oast House, gardens and period homes…
Maidstone Carriage Musuem is home to a unique collection of horse-drawn vehicles &…
The Kentish Lady River boat is synonymous with Maidstone and is one of Kent’s premier…
Just 7 miles southeast of Maidstone, you can find us in the grounds of Leeds Castle.…
Cobtree Manor Park has over 50 acres of parkland displaying a diverse and maturing…
Chatham Ski Centre has the longest artificial slope in the South East and is the premier…
Just 4 miles south of Maidstone, Leeds Castle is one of the best preserved historic…
Capstone Farm Country Park is one of Medway's finest green spaces, offering wonderful…
Craft centre with large shop, restaurant, florist, picture framer, potter and furniture…
Riverside Country Park is an excellent site for Winter birdwatching.
Situated alongside…
Oare Gunpowder Works - Gunpowder was manufactured at Oare for several centuries on a site…
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