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Music fans can get a taste of the upcoming Black Deer Festival at a special session ahead of the event.
A real ale festival will couple real ales, ciders and perries with plenty of steam railway action.
Music fans will gather for two sell-out Forest Live concerts this weekend featuring Paloma Faith, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott.
Make sure you take a towel if you want to get involved in the have-a-go activities at a free river festival.
Like hens? And gardens? Then you're in luck as a show celebrating them both comes together this weekend.
ET will be urged not to go home... when a major sci-fi show attracts thousands to Kent this weekend.
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Travis are back and bassist Dougie Payne talks rekindling memories as the band prepare to play their album, The Man Who, in Kent.
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge talks scotch eggs and praises the British pub, ahead of his Pub in the Park festival in Kent.
It's 60 years since author HE Bates brought us Ma and Pa Larkin and their rural Kentish idyll.
A theatre company has appointed an apprentice to join its summer tour at outdoor venues across Kent.
There'll be no tears on the dancefloor when Steps take to the stage in the county this weekend.
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An outdoor show which may be the biggest ever held in Kent will be staged this weekend - and it's free.
Woodland walks and live music are part of a weekend away for those who are fans of holidaying the great British way.
Farms across the county will be opening their gates as part of the national Open Farm Sunday.
Dozens of varieties of strawberries will be on offer at an annual country fair this weekend.
Thirty years after their stormed the charts and released one of the world's most popular music videos, a-ha will play in the county.
Dancing On Ice star Jake Quickenden will join The Dreamboys on dates across Kent this year.
Acting heavyweights Nigel Havers, Stephen Tompkinson and Denis Lawson star in one of the most successful plays ever.
Winston Churchill felt they helped in war and Charles Dickens wrote about them: here's to our top dish, fish & chips.
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The annual Dickens Festival will take to the streets to mark its 40th anniversary with costumed parades, street acts, competitions and a fun fair.
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