Two days devoted to all things rural will be held at Hole Park in Rolvenden this weekend. The Kent Game and Country Fair has three action-packed arenas with displays, demonstrations and stunts throughout both days.

Ever seen horseboarding? Literally like skateboarding while being towed by a horse, the Horse Boarding UK Championship will be one of the highlights, along with sheepdog displays and British Scurry and Trails Driving Arena Challenge.

All things canine-related fill one of the arenas, as Our World of Dogs brings hounds, obedience displays and lurcher racing to the show.

You can also see heavy horses, falconry displays and ferreting during the two-day event, which also includes 150 exhibitors, with a craft village and food show.

The Kent Games and Country Fair is at Hole Park Estate, Rolvenden TN17 4JA, on Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26 between 10am and 6pm.

For tickets and more information visit livingheritagecountryshows.com or
call 01283 820548.

ALSO TAKING PLACE THIS WEEKEND

A hog roast, Pimm's and a bouncy castle are just some of the delights you can sample at the Hadlow Country Fair – but maybe not in that order.

The fair will be held at Hadlow Cricket Ground in Common Road, near Tonbridge, between noon and 4pm on Sunday, June 26. There will also be a farmers’ market, barbecue, plus free entry and parking.

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NEXT MONTH'S BIG EVENT

The biggest showcase of rural life in the county, the Kent County Show celebrates agriculture in Kent like no other. This year’s show is a week earlier than usual, on Friday, July 8, Saturday, July 9 and Sunday, July 10, and will be at the Kent Showground in Detling, near Maidstone.

With livestock parades, showjumping and young farmers showing off their well-cared for flocks, the event also has a dedicated woodland area where you can see rural skills in the flesh including speed carving and chainsaw sculpting, as well as learning about bushcraft.

For details of the show and tickets visit kentshowground.co.uk