Chiddingstone Castle in Kent will be holding its popular annual Country Fair on Sunday 10 September between 11am and 5pm.
Read More >Chiddingstone Castle in Kent recently completed their quest to find the name of the mummy who had been interred inside a 3000 year old Egyptian Coffin on display in the Castle. Chiddingstone Castle’s Curator Maria Esain said “Our Ancient Egyptian coffin lid that has been exhibited here for many years has undergone some careful conservation and advanced digital imaging by experts from UCL to determine if it is possible to read the name of the person (the mummy) that would have been interred within it 3000 years ago. There is a saying from Ancient Egyptian times that goes: To speak a man’s name is to restore him to eternal life. Therefore, if we were able to determine the name written in hieroglyphics on the ‘foot’ of the coffin then we would be enabling him/her to live forever.”
Read More >This year’s annual three day Literary Festival at Chiddingstone Castle includes a special Family Day on Monday 1 May 2017 with popular children’s authors and some amazing theatre!
Read More >Returning for its third year, the Chiddingstone Castle Summer Vintage Fair takes place on Sunday 25th June in the Castle grounds from 11 till 4.30, with even more Vintage delights than last year!
Read More >The attractions which make up the Seven Wonders of the Weald are hoping to attract plenty of visitors to Kent this summer to enjoy this popular county which is also known as the Garden of England. For just £30 you can get their annual pass, which is a great way to save money as it gives one free entry to all the attractions. The pass is available from the Seven Wonders of the Weald website as well as from Chiddingstone Castle, Biddenden Vineyards, the offices of Kent & Sussex Holiday Cottages in Cranbrook and the visitor information centres in Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone.
Read More >A ‘Back to School’ Family Time Limited Special Offer Day Pass has been launched by the organisers of the Chiddingstone Castle Literary Festival, for the events being held on Bank Holiday Monday 2 May 2016. The pass will be valid for all 5 main events on that day – Pericles Theatre Company’s The Tailor of Gloucester performance in the Orangery at 10.30am; Christopher Lloyd’s What on Earth? Wallbook – A Timeline of British History at 12 noon; Pushing the Boundaries of Sport with Mihir Bose and Ed Caesar at 1.30pm; Poetry and Percussion Show with Brian Moses at 3pm; and Ask the Children’s Laureate Chris Riddell at 4.30pm.
Read More >On Sunday 6 March 2016, guests at Chiddingstone Castle can reserve a table for a Mothering Sunday Cream Tea, at either 1pm or 4pm.
Read More >Chiddingstone Castle, in Kent, has reached the final stages of the Hudson’s Heritage Awards Wedding Venue 2016.
Read More >This winter groups can access areas of Chiddingstone Castle not normally seen by the public, for an extra special day out.
Read More >The popular, annual Country fair, will be held on Sunday 13th September between 11am and 5pm, at Chiddingstone Castle.
Read More >The popular BBC One antiques programme Flog It presented by Paul Martin, is coming to Kent onThursday 17th July 2014.
Read More >Chiddingstone Castle is pleased to announce that it has been awarded the title of a ‘Fully Accredited Museum’ in time for the start of the Castle’s visitor season which begins on 1 April 2014.
Read More >Reserve your table for a Mothering Sunday Cream Tea at Chiddingstone Castle on Sunday 30th March 2014.
Read More >Charming Chiddingstone Castle near Edenbridge in Kent is the perfect setting to enjoy a pre-Christmas afternoon tea.
Read More >After a successful event last year attended by over 1500 people, Chiddingstone Castle will again host their popular annual Country Fair on Sunday 15 September between 11am and 5 pm.
Read More >Family and friends can enjoy a production of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility (adapted for stage by Laura Turner) in the idyllic, historic surroundings of the Castle's Grade II* Orangery.
Read More >It is 400 years since King James I sent a telescope (a new invention at the time) to Japan, and received armour and paintings in return. The sailor, Will Adams - Kent's famous 'Blue-eyed Samurai' - was the first Englishman to ever reach Japan. In a year filled with celebrations, Chiddingstone Castle is delighted once again to host their ever popular annual Japanese Day. On Sunday 7 July 2013 between 11am and 4pm visitors can take part in the Castle's celebration of Japanese crafts and culture, which links to the remarkable collection of Japanese artefacts exhibited at the Castle that were collected by its late owner, the antiquarian Denys Eyre Bower.
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