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Brewer Shepherd Neame has unveiled the world's first virtual reality tour of a hop garden, featuring the "godfather" of UK hop growing.
Beaches aren't just for the summer: here's our guide to beaches in Kent you can walk your dog on all year round.
The Big Day Out festival will return for one day this summer with family fun, a beer and food area live music and entertainment.
Races, recipes and some tasty facts to tempt you in the run-up to Pancake Day.
Think sun-drenched fields to beer tents and, of course, wellies: Kent has a host of music festivals heading its way this year.
Three greedy farmers and one feisty fox: one of Roald Dahl's best-loved stories, Fantastic Mr Fox, comes to the Kent stage.
A festival promising to be the biggest garden party of the year, to come to Kent, with music, food, beer and The Beast bouncy castle.
A new homegrown theatre show invites the audience to think about getting dressed with dance, music, and the chance to stay and play.
Writer Dan Abnett may have Hollywood knocking at his door – but he’ll be more than happy to meet fans at a Kent comic convention this weekend.
Multi million selling music legends Take That were on the kmfm breakfast show with Garry and Laura.
Spend a Sunday getting creative with inspiration from the Turner Contemporary's latest exhibition.
Families can head into the deep, dark woods...and find The Gruffalo and friends, with a new Gruffalo Spotter app.
A trio of world class soloists will perform at the finale of an annual music festival.
Tickets have gone on sale for Maidstone and Tonbridge-based band Slaves' date at Dreamland this summer.
More tickets for the world's largest bouncy castle experience, The Beast, which comes to Kent in May, are set to go on sale.
Plot your path through the 60,000 snowdrop bulbs at one of the county's most immaculate gardens.
Tickets have gone on sale for a summer-long tour of Shakespeare at picturesque venues across Kent.
Homegrown stage production, Gutted, which is set in an Irish fish factory, was written by Kent-based playwright Sharon Byrne.
BBC Radio 4's Any Questions is set to be broadcast live from a school in Maidstone.
Grab the family and explore Kent with our guide to some great walks in the county - with or without your dog.
