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The longest-running pantomime production in the county is set for its final, festive curtain call and there's still time to catch some tickets.
From Tom Cruise's return as Maverick, to a prequel to The Sopranos, the KM Group's cinema writer Mike Shaw picks his top films for 2020.
X-Factor star Alexandra Burke is back in Kent for the New Year in The Bodyguard the musical, playing a role she has made her own.
A new art trail through the grounds of Winston Churchill's former home in Kent, Chartwell, will look at his love of painting.
There are some special events planned for the final weekend of the Turner Prize in Kent, along with other associated arts events and artworks.
War Horse author Michael Morpurgo will be at VE Day 75th anniversary celebrations, talking about the importance of writing about war for children.
Les Misérables composer Claude-Michel Schönberg admits "I'm always surprised by its success" as the epic musical heads to the county this year.
As the Queen musical We Will Rock You is set to rock Kent audiences, we spoke to bandmates Brian May, Roger Taylor and the show's writer Ben Elton.
Theatre bosses have honoured panto veteran Christopher Biggins for the part he has played in their show's success.
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From festivals and big music names to exhibitions, family fun and tasty food and drink events, here's our round-up of what's on across Kent in 2020.
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World renowned violinist Andre Rieu will celebrate his birthday with a concert screening at cinemas across the county.
Wildlife and the changing seasons have been depicted in an annual competition featuring a 450-acre Kent park.
From Boxing Day rambles to family raves, here's some ideas for things to do during the Christmas and New Year break.
A theatre is celebrating the success of its professional pantomime this Christmas.
Rock legends Lynyrd Skynyrd will play one of their final dates ever at next summer's Ramblin' Man Fair in Kent.
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As pantos across Kent get into full swing, we bring you some of their top gags - and they're not all at the expense of neighbouring towns.
Pick up a copy of your local KM paper to get a two-week TV guide packed with star interviews and features on shows over Christmas and the New Year.
It's been a big year for film, from thrillers to biopics and gangster greats. Here, our cinema writer picks his Top 10 highlights of the year.
Santas will be dashing across a football pitch at half time this weekend in aid of a local hospice.
The county's stunning scenery lends itself to some picturesque walks this winter. Here's some to try:
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