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Matt Terry talks tour secrets with kmfm ahead of the X Factor Live tour - and you could win tickets to see the show.
Some 60 real ales from Kent breweries and independents further afield, will line up at an annual CAMRA festival this weekend.
Singer and X Factor star Olly Murs talks cricket, fame and playing his new material ahead of his date with Kent this summer.
As her mammoth UK tour draws to a close, comedian Lucy Porter heads back to Kent for one final gig.
Raymond Briggs' much-loved storybook The Bear comes to life on stage in Canterbury this weekend.
Experts and people who can talk about self-build projects first hand will be on hand to help you make your dream home a reality this weekend.
Theatregoers who enjoyed festive panto performances helped raise thousands towards a local hospice's work.
Judge Jules will play the return of a legendary club night which returns to the county after eight years in March.
One of the biggest selling bands who brought us Under the Boardwalk and Saturday Night at the Movies will be celebrated in Stand By Me.
Theatre goers can relive the romance and drama of Jane Austen’s Pride And Prejudice with a new production.
Outspoken comedian Russell Brand has announced he will play five different dates in the county this year.
The War and Peace Revival show, which attracts thousands every year, will return to the Hop Farm Family Park this year.
Women across Kent are being urged to take up the challenge and register for Race for Life events across Kent this year.
Strut your stuff this Chinese New Year and get into the spirit of the Year of the Rooster with events across the county.
Grab your wand as the wonderful world of Harry Potter comes to Kent for magic nights to mark the 20th anniversary of the release of the first book.
Try some artistic inspiration with new exhibitions opening at the Turner Contemporary, Entangled: Threads & Making, and a second JMW Turner display.
It’s time to dust off your binoculars for this year’s annual RSPB event, the world’s largest garden wildlife survey.
David Walliams’ children’s book, the First Hippo on the Moon, about a space race unlike any other touches down in Kent this week.
A campaign has been launched which could see the legendary club Sankeys set up a venue in Kent.
Strictly and MTV star Laura Whitmore talks about trying some serious acting, as she takes to the stage in Kent in Peter James' Not Dead Enough.
