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hello to autumn... The season is changing... it's all hot chocolate, conkers, and the smell of autumn leaves! As you will see, there's plenty of autumn activities going on – and if there's anything that you'd like to see featured in our next issue, email me at editor@staygo.co.uk
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elcome to Staying In & Going Out magazine. In this issue, we're running a sparkling competition – a family ticket to see the gorgeous new ballet of The Snow Queen performed by Ballet Theatre UK at the Assembly Hall Theatre on October 23rd. See page 5 of Going Out for how to enter... good luck!
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plus a few ghost stories to whet your appetite... Our regular competitions, with a prize sudoku for the grown-ups and a puzzle for the kids Focus on Back Care Awareness Week and how you can join in a live chat session, sponsored by AXA PPP healthcare
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• Exclusive interview with Ballet
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• A new-look 'What's on' page for all your diary dates
• Plus, our usual arts round-up from our arts editor Zac Thraves
For Staying In ideas read on from here. For Going Out, see you on the flip side...
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fun and frolics... We're happy to admit it – we love Halloween! It's a lot of fun and a good excuse for a party – for both kids and grown-ups! So here are a few ideas for some great traditional Halloween party games! nuMber
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It's an obvious one to start with, but this game is well-loved in addition to being so well-known. You all know the drill – drop a whole bunch of apples into a large waterfilled bowl and see who can get one out using only their teeth. Keep towels at the ready!
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This alternative to apple bobbing is just as difficult, if not so wet! Tie string around the middle of each apple and then hang them on a line, such as a washing line. Then try to bite them!
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Fill a selection of plastic food bags with different foods that all feel rather strange or yucky! For instance, you could choose cold baked beans, frozen grapes, cold spaghetti, pulped fruit etc. Tell your victims to close their eyes and dip their hand in each bag to feel the 'dismembered body parts'. Then let them guess the real contents. Urg.
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This one is for unmarried people only! Peel an apple and try to take the peel off all in one go, or just make it as long as you can. Throw the peel over your left shoulder and it should fall in the shape of the initial of the person you're going to marry... go on be creative!
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... and long-legged beasties and things that go bump in the night. Lord deliver us." This saying comes from an old Scottish prayer, and is often repeated for fun at Halloween. So why not finish off your party telling good, oldfashioned ghost stories? There's a few on the right to start you off...
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Halloween is the time of year when we all love a spine-tingling tale – and Tunbridge Wells appears to have plenty to tell! The Pantiles is, unsurprisingly, the location of many of our local 'hauntings', with the mysterious Grey Lady the most well known. She is said to sit unmoving looking from a first floor window of the restaurant of the same name...
...and tHe grey Man Another tale tells of a motorist in Broomhill Road, who stopped in panic, thinking he had run over a man on the road... only to find no one there. He later found out that this occurred at the site of an old cottage, supposedly haunted by man in a grey suit... If these tales thrill you, then look up the booklet Ghosts of Tunbridge Wells by renowned ghost hunter Andrew Green. It's no longer in print, but scout around a second-hand bookshop and it might eerily appear!
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Night of the Demon (1957), starring Dana Andrews. It's in the trees... it's coming! The Hole (2001), starring Kiera Knightly, trapped underground. The Village (2004), starring Joaquin Phoenix. It all happens in an isolated village, surrounded...
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back care awareness week The charity’s back pain awareness raising event – BackCare Awareness Week – takes place this year starting Monday 17th October, and this time round the charity’s theme is back pain in schoolchildren and their teachers. To tackle this, the charity is calling for changes in health and safety laws and training courses to help schools learn more about best practice for back health. And with 88% of primary school teachers reporting back pain, it’s definitely an area of pressing need.
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in the charity’s view that badlydesigned chairs and heavy bags are damaging young people’s backs, there’s also the fact that back pain caused 4.9 million adult sick days in the space of a year. To coincide with BackCare Awareness Week, AXA PPP healthcare have planned a live web discussion on Monday 17th October from 10am to 12pm, and from 2pm to 4pm, with Jan Vickery, the lead physiotherapist at AXA ICAS. With many years of experience as a Registered Ergonomist and Chartered Physiotherapist, Jan is a back care specialist who can answer your questions on ways to effectively avoid or reduce back pain. And having carried out workplace assessments for some of the biggest names in business, she can offer excellent advice on managing musculoskeletal issues at work too. Back pain is something we’re all too familiar with – which is all the more reason to find out everything that we can about its causes, prevention and treatment. Sore back? Not sure of the best way to sit? Need advice on the height of your keyboard or monitor? Please go to www.axappphealthcare. co.uk/asktheexpert to post your questions, which Jan can answer during the live health chat.
wHat causes back Pain? The most common causes of back pain are strained muscles or ligaments, bad posture and stress. Although it can be
painful, in most cases back pain isn’t serious. Back pain is more common in tasks that involve: Lifting heavy or bulky loads Carrying loads awkwardly, possibly one handed Repetitive tasks, packing of products Driving long distances or over rough ground, particularly if the seat is not properly adjusted Stooping, bending or crouching, including working at a computer Pushing, pulling or dragging heavy loads Working beyond normal abilities and limits Working when physically tired Stretching, twisting and reaching Prolonged periods in one position
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your mouse with the arm in a comfortable position, adjacent to the keyboard without unnecessary stretching. Ideally the wrist should be kept as straight as possible and the forearm rested on the desk when using the mouse. Make sure the screen is stable, clean and the contrast and brightness have been adjusted to complement the ambient lighting conditions. Text that is being copied onto screen from paperwork on the desk should be as close to the display screen as possible. Ideally use a document holder adjacent or in front of the screen in order that you don’t have to look at papers from too low a position on the desk, which can cause neck and shoulder ache. Try to take regular breaks, get up and stretch. Take a screen break for a few minutes in every hour to rest eyes and muscles in the body.
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equipment in an office. So how can you do it safely? Think about the job. Does it need carrying, or can a trolley or other equipment be used instead? Think about what you are going to do before you do it. Where is the load going? Does it need more than one person to lift it safely? Is there enough room? How can you avoid having to twist when lifting or putting the load down? Think about you. Are you dressed for the job? Tight clothing can restrict movement and high heels aren’t sensible for lifting! Do you have a health problem that might make you vulnerable to injury? Remove any obstructions or tripping hazards from the route. Work out where and how to take a rest if moving a heavy load over a long distance. If the load is too bulky, look at ways in which to break it down.
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Air conditioning is a great modern convenience, but it does use up the fuel, especially at low speeds. So on a warm day, if you're driving around town, perhaps open the window instead. Make sure you do use the air con regularly, though, to keep it working well.
Sticking to speed limits is not only an important safety rule, it will also help you save on fuel because the engine works less hard at slower speeds. Your car manufacturer's handbook will tell you at which speeds your car runs most efficiently, both in and out of town.
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The way you drive the car can also have a big impact on fuel consumption. There are techniques you can employ to drive more efficiently, such as changing up a gear as soon as possible, but without making the car labour. Other tips include accelerating and decelerating smoothly, and keeping the car moving rather than stopping and starting. Combining journeys, instead of doing two or three short trips, is also a good idea. This is because cold engines use more fuel than ones that are already warmed up. So include a trip to the recycling centre on your way to do the Saturday shopping, rather than going out twice!
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Carry fewer things around in your boot! It may seem silly, but many of us needlessly carry around junk in the car. It all makes for a heavier load, and therefore uses up more fuel. The same applies to roofbars and top boxes. If you're not using them, take them off as they will slow the car down and make the engine work harder, ultimately putting a bigger hole in your pocket.
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And one of the best things you can do to keep your car running with maximum efficiency is to get it serviced regularly. This will not only help with your fuel economy, but it will help retain your car's value, too! For more fuel-saving tips and for courses on learning how to eco-drive, visit www.theaa.com & www.rac.co.uk
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allet Theatre UK is billed as one of Britain’s newest and most entertaining dance companies. It’s currently touring with its brand-new production of The Snow Queen, coming to The Assembly Hall Theatre on 23rd October. We spoke to Christopher Moore, Artistic Director, about the company, the show, and why everyone should go and see it!
STAYGO: Can you tell us a little bit about Ballet Theatre UK and how you came to found it?
CHRIS: I’ve taken traditional ballets, which to some people have become museum pieces, and brought them up-to-date for the modern audience, engaging our audiences with a passion and energy that I hope is inspiring. The dancers bring much to the company and I am able create choreography that best shows their techniques. STAYGO: What inspires you when you are creating a new ballet or choosing a new repertoire? CHRIS: I’ve taken inspiration from an eclectic mix of classical dance, theatre, popular culture and literature to create new interpretations of popular classical ballets, and I
CHRIS: Ballet Theatre UK is a mid-scale, quality, classical dance company performing to regional venues with a bold and unique approach to creating new theatre productions and a wish to raise the awareness of dance. I danced professionally for over a decade subsequently becoming more involved with choreography, so it was a natural progression for me to establish Ballet Theatre UK to showcase my own interpretations of popular classical ballets. STAYGO: Ballet Theatre
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PA PAul sAYs… October is jam packed with an array of superb live music events for all tastes, at all your favourite local venues. For a great evening, don't miss the Local & Live Sessions on 1st October at The Trinity Theatre, featuring the brilliant Goldie Reed and Origami Dinosaur.
trinitY Y tHeAtre A Atre www.trinitytheatre.net Saturday 1st October Local & Live Sessions £10 Sunday 9th October In Love With Dance £18 Thursday 27th October Britten-Pears Ensemble £18/£15 con £12 Part of the Tunbridge Wells International Music Festival
tHe AssemblY ssemblY HAll ssembl www.assemblyhalltheatre.co.uk Wednesday 5th October The Hollies £25.50 Saturday 8th October Rick Wakeman £26.50 Monday 10th October Soweto Gospel Choir £26.50/£24.50 Wednesday 12th October Aled Jones £22.50 Thursday 13th October ‘Over The Rainbow’ – The Eva tunbridge wells edition
Cassidy Story £19.50 Saturday 15th October Elkie Brooks £22.50 Sunday 16th October Marc Almond Acoustic £22.50 Friday 21st October The Illegal Eagles £21/£19 Thursday 27th October Kate Rusby £21/£15 Saturday 29th October ‘Sixties Gold’ £26.50/£24.50
PA PAul dunton & guests At A tHe greY lAdY d music lounge dY www.paulduntonandguests.com Local music by candlelight Doors 7.15pm, entry £5 Music from 8pm Sunday 2nd October Geoff Easeman, Luke Bacon, James Kirby, Alfie Noakes and Sevenscore Wednesday 5th October No Track Record, Kyla Stroud, Mike Orson, Logan Wilson Sunday 9th October Poppy Alice, The Worry Dolls, Lindsay Oliver, Dan Sumner Wednesday 12th October Pimlico Road, Monica and The Explosion, Joanne Louise Parker, The Varlies Sunday 16th October Corey Fox, Tarnishes, Tom Alexander, Arcelia Wednesday 19th October Holly Wellington, Tom Mchugh, Sorrel Nation, Son of Kirk Sunday 23rd October Drew Worthley, Will Sid Smith, Lauren Bransby, Ant & Fie Wednesday 26th October Darren Smallman, Kirsty McCcleod, Mark Chase, Jemima Price Band
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Plus... PAul PA Aul dunton & guests Thursday 6th October The Music Room at PizzaExpress, Maidstone Paul Dunton Ensemble, Lucy Baxter, Bella McKendree, The Soundcasters Advanced Booking only 0845 6027017 www.pizzaexpresslive.com
new launches! The Sirens EP Launch by The Paul Dunton Orchestra Friday 14th October, Holy Trinity Christ Church, High Street, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN1 1UT Tickets £10, live music from The Ackerleys, The Breretons and The Paul Dunton Orchestra Free copy of EP on arrival! Doors open 7pm, music from 7.45pm Tickets on door or in advance from 07786547265 or paul@pauldunton.co.uk Fred Clark Album Launch Wednesday 12th October, Hazlitt Theatre, Earl Street, Maidstone, ME14 1PL Tickets £5, details at www.fredclark.co.uk Support from Kirsty Macleod, Paul Dunton Ensemble, Charlotte Ellis Box Office 01622 758611
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cHris: The costumes and stage sets are brand-new, commissioned for this production.
hope to continue to develop new and original productions. For instance, I’m interested in haute couture fashion, so I set our previous production of Cinderella in the fashion houses of Paris, designing the set and costumes around this theme.
The costumes are in true fairytale design and, as in every little girl’s dream, complete with sparkling tutus.
st go: Can you tell us about the stAY music for The Snow Queen?
st go: For how long do the stAY dancers train for a new work?
cHris: Rehearsals are generally four weeks, but it never stops once on tour. Work continues on the nuances of the production, honing and perfecting the delivery of the show.
st go: Who works behind the stAY scenes on a production?
cHris: We have a Ballet Mistress, who is responsible for the daily class the dancers undertake and the wellbeing of the dancers; a Technical Manager who ensures the show is installed in each theatre and is ready to roll out on time every night; a Tour Manager who organizes, amongst other things, cast accommodation and their transportation to each venue; a Wardrobe Mistress and Admin staff. As Artistic Director I have overall responsibility for the company and its productions. st go: The Snow Queen is one of stAY Hans Christian Anderson’s fairytales. Why is it a good ballet?
cHris: The story has many characters that the dancers can portray, but in simple terms it’s good versus evil. Audiences appreciate a good story well-told, with elements of ‘peril’ and a happy-ever-after ending. tunbridge wells edition
st go: Who will be dancing the stAY lead roles during the tour? cHris: We have a company ethos of dancer development and care for their wellbeing. We operate a rotational system allowing each member of the cast to share in taking on the lead roles. This allows for a freshness to be brought to each show. st go: On tour, you have to stAY adapt to different theatres. How long do you get to prepare at a new venue? cHris: We generally know what to expect at each theatre – the stage size, space in the wings etc. The technical team arrives around 9am and the dancers follow. Before each show, the dancers take a warm-up class, then do a show run-through after the technical installation is complete. Depending on travel distances, it can be only a few hours to install the show and be ready to perform.
st go: The Snow Queen has stAY been described as having glittering stage sets. Can you give us more detail, without giving it away?!
cHris: The music is from Tchaikovsky, the Russian composer of ballet scores such as Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty, and Glazunov, another leading Russian composer. st go: For those who have stAY never watched ballet, how would you persuade them to come along?
cHris: I had a retired gentleman approach me after one of our shows who had never been to a ballet before and was so pleased he had now done so, having enjoyed it immensely. I think it should be considered as one of life’s experiences; you’ll never know till you try it. A live show with a high visual content and rousing music will always set the heart beating faster!
st go: Lastly, what’s your own stAY favourite classical ballet and why?
cHris: The Nutcracker to the music of Tchaikovsky. I enjoy being taken off into an imaginary world for the escapism of it all. st go: Thanks Chris, and we stAY couldn’t agree more!
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o we find ourselves in October already, scarves wrapped around our necks, thick socks lining our boots and looking ahead to (whisper it) Christmas. Before all that though, there’s two terms of school to contend with (and as I write, they’ve only just gone back!), so we’re kicking off with a couple of things to keep the kids amused over the autumn, in the lead up to the main event..
summer tHeAtre fun for tHe kids... From the writer of TV favourites The Sooty Show and The Basil Brush Show comes the UK’s funniest children’s character, Theo the Mouse. Also featuring his special friends, the fabulous Wendy Abrahams and, from Sooty, Wink Taylor. Join Theo for a fun show, packed with magic, laughter and music for all the family, from age 6+. Sunday 30th October, tickets £7.50. Trinity box office: 01892 678678.
Over at the Assembly Hall, there’s a production of Mr Stink, based on the book by David Walliams, and billed as the smelliest book of all time! This world première tour is breaking new ground with a 'scratch 'n' sniff ' musical show bringing Mr Stink Pongingly to life. Every audience member will be given a free booklet with an encapsulated smell on each page alongside one of Quentin Blake's illustrations. There are six 'scratch 'n' sniff' moments during the show when the audience members will be encouraged by Mr Stink's dog
...And some serious tHeAtre A Atre ‘If thou wert my fool, nuncle, I’d have thee beaten for being old before thy time…Thou shouldst not have been old till thou hadst been wise.’ With madness approaching, King Lear loses his grip on the world he once knew. As his beliefs are stripped away, we are forced to examine the consequences of power, pride and love. Fools speak wisdom, the blind see and the rejected remain
to scratch the appropriate page and sample the delights of Raj's sweetshop or the horrors of Mr Stink's flatulence. Not to be missed! This family show is recommended ages from 7+. Friday 7th and Saturday 8th October, tickets £12 child/£16 adult with family discounts available. Assembly Hall box office: 01892 530613
loyal. King Lear by William Shakespeare at Trinity promises to be a fantastic presentation. The leading role is a true test for any actor and everyone who has played King Lear has gone into it with a true sense of awe. From Tuesday 18th October to Sunday 23rd October, tickets £12.50. Trinity box office: 01892 678678. Meanwhile, The Oast Theatre in Hildenborough is performing Look Back In Anger by John Osborne. “There aren’t any good, brave causes left…,” sighs Jimmy Porter as he struggles to find a reason to live in a country coming to terms with the end of the Second World War. Jimmy is part of a generation of youths who could not find a cause and this play started a revolution of playwriting that is still being felt today. From 22nd to 29th October, tickets £10. The Oast Theatre box office: 01732 363849.
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“ and large I am very pleased. “By We put on a lot of great events for I have received wonderful feedback all different tastes and persuasions. from those of you who went to see I’ve already heard back from several Brian Bissell's show at The Assembly groups to say they have had a lot of Hall. It was wonderfully attended and interest from new members who found I know that he was very excited about them through the festival, while others it. Brian kept everyone entertained have been asked to work on projects and split his act up with others, by people who saw their events. It goes including magicians and comedians. without saying there is a lot I would I would also like to congratulate do differently next time, but that is Electric Lantern Festival for their arts only to be expected. Let’s just say it’s week in Tunbridge Wells. The final not put me off doing it all again next day saw two films shown at Trinity year as I’ve already as part of what is started work on the hopeful to become an Electric Lantern anthology of films set Festival 2012 2012.” in our town. Again, To contact Sam I have received good about next year's feedback from those festival, email that attended and was him at sam@ pleased that one of the electriclantern films was taken from festival.co.uk. festival.co.uk my own script. And for both Last week, I those events, bumped into Sam why, you ask, did our Marlow, who arts correspondent not organised the attend? Simples, I was Electric Lantern in Menorca sitting on Festival, and I the beach. asked him how Oh well! Brian Bis it went. He said, Signing off. Zac sell, on to p form!
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now until 29tH Ring Species, an exhibition currently running at Tunbridge Wells Museum & Art Gallery, offers a look into the work of contemporary, Kent-based artist Dawn Badland as she examines the natural world through the eyes of collectors and travellers. Dawn says that her work explores the visual culture of nature and creates an opportunity to transform our perceptions and understanding of the natural world. This particular exhibition is inspired by her research on Victorian naturalists and her own expedition to the Brazilian rainforest.
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wednesdAY 19tH A team of girls from Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar are visiting Ghana for three weeks next year to help teach subjects such as English, music, maths and sport to local schoolchildren. To raise money for the school in Ghana, they are organising a concert by renowned electric string quartet, Stringfever. Tickets from £10. www.tw4ghana.com
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10am-3pm. Free admission. 01892 3654438
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National Pinetum, with an illuminated trail through the trees. From £10, family ticket £41. 01665 833751 www.theelectricforest.co.uk/ Electric_forest/Bedgebury.html
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Ball, in aid of Japanese tsunami orphans at the Beluga Bar & Nightclub. £15 www.mjevents.org.uk
HAlloween fun for kids! This year, the school break coincides with Halloween – a fun time for kids (and big kids) everywhere. There are lots of tricks and treats in store...
scArY r scotneY! rY Hunt for secret clues around the castle grounds on the spooky trail at Scotney Castle. Then if you're brave enough head up to the Discovery Room, you can dabble in some crafty crafts. 26th to 31st October from 11am to 4pm. Normal admission charges apply, plus £3. For information, call 01892 893 860
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Exhibition and sale of artwork by Leigh Art & Craft Group, Leigh Village Hall. 10am-4pm. Free entry. 01732 832428
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Spooky tales in the forest, make your own pumpkin lantern and mask to take home. From 22nd to 30th October. For more information please call 01892 861444
Venture into the deep dark woods and collect materials to make bats, spiders and dreamcatchers. 26th October from 10.30am to 12pm. Please book in advance on 01825 830509
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Exchange. Free games event for all ages and abilities with Imagination Gaming. 01892 618191 www.visittunbridgewells.com
for all the family. Then at nighttime, the Shocktober Fest begins – enter if you dare... Open from 22nd to 31st, call 01342 718472 or visit www.tulleysfarm.com
tulleYs fArm HAlloween festivA estiv l estivA Check out the number one Halloween event in the UK, as voted for at the Screamie Awards for UK scare attractions! Are you scared yet? Well, you should be! However, the festival is an event of two halves, to make sure all ages get to have fun. There’s daytime fun at Spooktacular, with six ‘haunted’ attractions and a pumpkin carving competition
ride tHe gHost trAin! Take a spooky steam train ride on the Kent & East Sussex Railway. From 24th to 29th October, there’s plenty of Halloween fun going on, with special Fright Night trains on Friday 28th and Saturday 29th.
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one of britAin's finest Historic Houses
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short drive from Tunbridge Wells to Sevenoaks brings you to Knole – one of Britain's most renowned country houses and the Engraving of Knole childhood home of the and its deer park, 1809 celebrated author, poet a house that symbolises the calendar and gardener, Vita Sackville-West. Knole is certainly one of England's in terms of the number of architectural largest houses and is surrounded by a features it contains. In Knole's case, 1,000 acre deer park, which is in itself this is believed to be 365 rooms, 52 worth a visit, simply for the pleasure of staircases, 12 entrances and seven a long country walk. courtyards. But whatever the truth of this theory, Knole's treasures are indeed cAlendAr House numerous, including a wonderful art But don't stop there. You simply collection, tapestries and textiles, and a must go inside this incredible house. collection of royal Stuart furniture. Originally built in the mid-15th Knole has also been the setting of century, it eventually came into the several works of literature and film. possession of Thomas Sackville, a Vita Sackville-West's own book Knole cousin of Queen Elizabeth I, in 1604. and the Sackvilles, published in 1922, It is now known for the way in which is itself regarded as a classic, and Vita's its early 17th century appearance friend and lover Virginia Woolf set her has been preserved, while inside 13 influential novel Orlando against the show rooms remain much as they did backdrop of Knole and the Sackville in the 18th century, when they were family. Knole was also the setting of the created to display the wealth of the Beatles' video that accompanied Penny Sackville family. Lane and Strawberry Fields Forever Forever, Knole is reputed to be a rare plus it featured in the 2008 film, The example of a 'calendar house': that is, Other Boleyn Girl Girl.
events At knole Although the Sackville family still live at Knole, the house is now in the care of the National Trust. Large areas of the house, garden and park are open for visitors, so there's a huge variety of exciting things to see and do there. Coming up soon, taking place on both Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd November, is a magical tour of Knole by candlelight. For hundreds of years, Knole was only seen by candlelight, so this is a chance to experience this great house as it was in the past. You can see both the formal state rooms and some areas not normally open to visitors on this exclusive guided tour. Mulled wine will be served in the Great Hall on your arrival. And on Wednesdays in November and December, there's a chance to see what goes on behind the scenes. You can take a tour of the house by head torch, discovering the conservation work that happens in the house when it's closed to visitors. But you don't have wait for special events to experience the beauty of Knole. The park, tearoom, shop and Orangery are open throughout the autumn and winter, and the house itself is still open until the end of October, so go and enjoy!
For visiting times and more information go to www.nationaltrust.org.uk or call the info line on 01732 450608
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stop for coffee... and more
Our town is blessed with some marvellous coffee stops, wherever you happen to be around town. And many of them offer much more than just a space to sit for a quick coffee break...
Camden Perk
If you're shopping in the Camden Road end of town, check out the delightfully titled Camden Perk. This establishment is fairly new in town and is an ideal place to grab a coffee or a sandwich for lunch. Alongside the standard sandwich fillings, there's a few unusual alternatives, including pastrami, with English mustard, Gouda, mayo & dill cucumber. Or if you fancy a taste of the Orient, a delicious Chai latte is served – a spicy mix of eastern promise! And you can follow up with a choice of homemade cakes, including banoffee pie for one or double choc fudge... If it's too early for lunch, or if you're extra hungry, you can also order breakfast. Speldhurst sausages are on the menu, so need we say any more? Camden Perk, 120 Camden Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 2QZ 01892 541638 www.camdenperk.co.uk
Warm & friendly
A taste of Italy at
Arte Bianca
Arte Bianca
If you're shopping down the High Street, Arte Bianca is the perfect place for a stimulating coffee to help you on your way. And while you're there, you should definitely take the opportunity to stock up on some wonderful Italian food and drink. On the deli counter, you'll find cooked and cured meats, including wonderful salamis; amazing cheeses, not forgetting buffalo mozarella; plus a range of mouthwatering antipastas. Meanwhile on the shelves behind you, choose from a range of olive oils, balsamic vinegars, pasta and Italian wines and spirits. And for the sweettoothed, don't forget the nougat and Italian chocolates. Bellissimo! Arte Bianca, 1 Chapel Place, The High Street, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1YQ 01892 510554 www.arte bianca.co.uk
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