What can I do with the kids in Kent this weekend?
Make the most of your two days off this weekend with these seven fantastic family days out
Gangsta Granny, Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells
Until Sunday, June 25
The show that every child wants to see - however old. This new stage version of David Walliams’ hilarious book is vibrant, packed with laughs and loads of fun. Totally grantastic! Click here for more.
Pat-A-Cake, Gulbenkian
Saturday, June 24
Perfect for children aged up to seven, this new stage show is stuffed full of puppets, music and songs. Based on the book by Joyce Dunbar, it's the tale of a night-time adventure that the kids will love. After the performance there's a 15-minute meet the puppets session. For more visit thegulbenkian.co.uk.
Sci-Fi by the Sea, Herne Bay
Sunday, June 25
Brace yourselves for a wave of costumes and intergalactic conflict as Herne Bay welcomes sci-fi fans from near and far. Characters and attractions heading for the Kent coast include Star Wars figures, a 35ft Mr Stay Puft Marshmallow Man and the DeLorean time machine from Back to the Future. Click here for more.
FarmWalk
Saturday, June 24
Enjoy some rural revelry on the Wye Community Farm's farm walk. Meet at the Wooden Spoon on Amage Road, Wye for the stroll that starts at 7pm. There will be a family barbecue and campfire afterwards from 8pm. For details go to wyecommunityfarm.org.uk
KM Charity Walk, Mote House, Maidstone
Sunday, June 25
Why not join in the fun with us this weekend? Meet in Maidstone's beautiful Mote Park before heading out on a 10-mile circular route ending with a summer fair with live music and stalls. Walkers can take part for fun or raise sponsorship for charities. Visit kmcharitywalk.co.uk for more.
Country fair, The Black Pig, Staple, near Canterbury
Sunday, June 25th
Get along to the county and craft fair in Staple this weekend. Entertainment includes falconry displays, terrier racing, maypole dancing, Punch & Judy shows, vintage tractors and much more. Entry is £2 for adults, 50p for children aged under 12, £1 for senior citizens and £5 for a family ticket. Log onto www.staplecountryfayre.com for more.
Transformers
Now in cinemas
The battle between the last vestiges of mankind and the Transformers reaches a shattering conclusion in Transformers: The Last Knight which hits cinema screens in time for the weekend. With Optimus Prime gone, the key to saving humanity lies buried in the secrets of the past, in the hidden history of Transformers on Earth. Visit Cineworld, Vue and Odeon websites for more.
