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Say "sayonara" to winter and "konnichiwa" to spring with a Japanese blossom festival in Kent this weekend.
As a nation of tea drinkers, it's always time to tea, so we've found 10 top places to take it across Kent.
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All things English from tea to morris dancing and town crying will be on offer at a free annual English Festival.
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Events celebrating the nightingale and its song are being held across the county, which is now one of the best places to hear the rare birds.
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Some 15,000 people are expected to head through a colourful luminaria, take part in workshops and see shows at this year's bOing! family festival.
Strictly's Danny Mac stars in the Andrew Lloyd-Webber musical Sunset Boulevard, strolling into a Kent theatre this week.
An exhibition featuring original illustrations from Roald Dahl's The BFG aims to fire up the imaginations of little ones - and bigger ones.
Want an adventure? A film festival's worldwide tour coming to Kent features some of the most epic adventures on the globe to the big screen.
Rare and exotic magnolias will be blooming for a garden's first event of the open season this weekend.
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Go all inclusive and join the sun-loving Brits from ITV's comedy Benidorm as the TV show is set to come to the stage.
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You can meet some newborn woolly jumpers at a popular lambing event this weekend.
From golden eggs to farmyard fun and storytelling, there's plenty to do in Kent for the last few days of the school holidays.
An animal rescue charity is opening its doors to the public this weekend to meet the animals and enjoy live music and entertainment.
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A festival celebrating the diversity of the comic art medium and featuring an international guest list comes to the county this weekend.
Singing star Gabrielle Aplin will play a date as part of the City Sound Project's CSP In The Park after party.
Big names and local bands will be playing two stages as a ska and punk music festival returns to the county.
Dozens of Kent-based acts join international stars at a popular five-day two centre music festival, now in its eighth year.
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DJ and TV presenter Sara Cox is set to bring a popular touring 80s music show to the Kent coast this summer.
More big name acts joined the line-up for a massive two-day music festival in Kent this summer.
Pop star Natasha Hamilton, of Atomic Kitten, is among the cast of Kay Mellor's Fat Friends musical which is coming to Kent.
