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Street food from pop-up kitchens and a line-up of live music are among the attractions for a new food and drink festival.
Clubs across Kent are opening their doors this weekend for Push the Boat Out, which encourages people to try sailing.
From a founding member of the Sex Pistols to Kent bands making it big, a music festival is filling a town centre this bank holiday weekend.
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Eighties chart toppers The Christians join the People's Tenor and Clint Eastwood's composer son Kyle for a bank holiday weekend of music.
Hundreds of morris dancers and dozens of live bands will be performing as part of the annual Sweeps Festival during the May Day Bank Holiday weekend.
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The stage show of Sebastian Faulks' Birdsong comes to Kent for its final tour during the First World War centenary.
Get a glimpse of the extensive renovations to luxurious Eastwell Manor and Champneys Spa which have more to offer this summer.
Get a glimpse of the extensive renovations already carried out at this exclusive Kent country hotel - and they're not finished yet.
Kent-born musical sisters Charley and Hattie Webb will be returning to their roots to play new American festival Black Deer.
Taste the high life at a hotel courtyard which has been refurbished back to its 1920s glory when it hosted high society parties.
A Kent hotel has reopened a space once home to 1920s high society
For those who know what saying "Ni!" means, Monty Python's Spamalot brings gags, music and nostalgia to the stage.
Spring's no time to feel blue - here's where to find bluebells springing up across the county this month.
Originally written by Monty Python's Eric Idle, Spamalot the musical brings killer rabbits, shrubberies and coconuts to a Kent theatre.
Big music names including Craig Charles, Norman Jay MBE and Sara Cox are coming to play summer sessions in Kent.
Ivor Novello Award winner Scott Matthews will be singing from his new album, The Great Untold, at a gig in the county this weekend.
Winemaker Chapel Down's new brewery has joined forces to launch the first in a series of unique beers.
As her children's book, The Tiger Who Came To Tea, celebrates its 50th anniversary, author Judith Kerr talks about her life and inspiration.
A tulip festival is showing off some 20,000 colourful flowers blooming in the springtime sunshine.
Dance act Groove Armada will play by the Kent coast this summer, it has been announced.
