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Leeds Castle is set to get lovelier as its Festival of Flowers comes into bloom this weekend.
A fire station will open its doors for a community safety day for the first time in 10 years this weekend.
Enjoy a slice of rural life as a family-run farm holds a harvest festival with pig racing, apple bobbing and live music by day and night.
Churches, chapels, abbeys and schools all play host to world class music for the annual Music@Malling festival.
A burial ground bursting into musical life is among the highlights of the fourth Folkestone Triennial.
A puppetry festival returns to a Kent town next month with a colourful line-up and a special partnership with Disney's The Lion King.
A story of unbreakable bonds, Michael Morpurgo’s War Horse, comes to Kent, where his writing began, for its 10th anniversary tour.
Forget sun cream and bikinis: this weekend's Great British Beach Clean means litter pickers and bin bags.
Freshly caught fish, oysters and local produce will all be on offer at an annual food festival this weekend.
The world's largest sailing race is coming to the county this weekend, raising funds in memory of a double Olympic medallist.
Ploughing and rural pastimes will be celebrated at this weekend's Weald of Kent Ploughing Match.
The Clangers and Bagpuss will rub shoulders with Stormtroopers as a city centre museum holds a fifth birthday bash.
Attention! It’s time to feast on 1940s nostalgia, as the popular Salute to the 40s returns to the Chatham Historic Dockyard.
The annual celebration of canine capers, Paws in the Park, comes to Kent this weekend. Here's what's set to get tails wagging.
Screamland comes to the revamped Dreamland site this Halloween, promising to be its biggest and scariest version yet.
A new extreme obstacle course race, featuring 40 man-made and natural challenges on a former colliery site, is coming to the county.
Go back to nature with our pick of the best rural events across the county this weekend.
A Kent attraction is to launch its first puppetry season, with enchanting storytelling shows for all ages through the autumn.
From Medway boy to honorary Samurai, Will Adams lived an eventful life: join in the festivities in his honour this weekend.
From world firsts with mushrooms to seagull-proof seashells and colourful houses, there’s an eyeful of art on offer at the Folkestone Triennial.
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