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National Trust managers are appealing for help to put names to 15 mystery signatures in the visitors' book at Winston Churchill's former Kent home.
We're about to see the first festive lights switched on in the county. Here's our guide to where to see the Christmas lights turned on near you:
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An apple festival which includes the longest apple peel contest and more than 2,000 varieties on offer, will be held this weekend.
The man whose label launched The Damned, Ian Dury & The Blockheads and Madness picks his top 5 singles for us as he brings his one-man show to Kent.
Want to book up for the festive family treat of panto this Christmas across Kent? Here's our guide to the shows on at theatres across the county.
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TV's metal stars are heading out on tour with Extreme Robots and preparing to do battle in the county this weekend.
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Former America's Got Talent winner Paul Zerdin is bringing his new show to Kent, including some new characters.
Couples planning their big day will be able to meet local suppliers and experts under one roof at one of the biggest wedding shows in the county.
There'll be dancing in the streets as this year's two-week Canterbury Festival kicks off with a parade and arts performances across the city.
A show featuring many of Kate Bush's hits, from Babooshka to Running Up That Hill, comes to the county this week.
More than 30 of the county's top restaurants have been chosen for inclusion in the AA's Restaurant Guide for 2020.
Scream if you want to be frightened - here's our guide to grown-up scare nights this Halloween.
Birds of a Feather star Lesley Joseph takes over from Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood as Annie the Musical comes to Kent this week.
The world's most listened to female singer on Spotify - Camila Cabello - has been on kmfm.
A west Kent garden will be bursting with autumnal colour this weekend when it holds its annual Autumn Extravaganza.
The actor who played The Bill baddie DCI Burnside will star as Captain Hook in a town's panto this Christmas.
Puppets of all different shapes and sizes from lost dogs to Spanish marionettes will be coming to the streets of a Kent town this weekend.
There will be more than 100 rums on offer when a travelling rum festival returns to the county for a second time.
A new festival celebrating music and beer will feature more than 30 local bands and acts this weekend.
A show which has been celebrating the music of Buddy Holly for 30 years, brings its anniversary tour to the county this week.
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