Swale’s answer to Cannes featured an appearance by a familiar face from a beloved 80s sitcom.

Brands Hatch is to play a racy role in one of the season's predicted blockbuster movies... out in cinemas today.

Success was on the cards when celebrities, artists, patients and supporters created postcard-sized works of art for auction for Pilgrims Hospices.

Artists CJ Munn and Andre Masters are creating a name for their sculptures... so guess which body part singer Labrinth wanted cast?

A winner of The Apprentice was forced to swap leading jazz and soul artists for tribute acts because of poor ticket sales at an entertainment event.

The second annual G-Fest music and entertainment festival promises a fun weekend in Garlinge.

World famous DJ Pete Tong, who travels the globe entertaining clubbers, has pledged his support to a charity close to home.

A Gravesend teenager won herself an army of fans after her first appearance on last night's X Factor.

A documentary about a famous Kent landmark has been chosen to feature in the fifth Swale Film Festival.

Expect a bit of 'Mitchell' naughtiness in my panto role as the woodland Good Fairy in Canterbury, says actress Samantha Womack

Faversham Hop Festival organisers have come under fire from traders after trying to charge them up to £500 to have stalls outside their shops.

Real ales and ciders, live music, a custom bike show and a “special sausage barbecue” are all on the cards for the Hussar Hotel’s 3rd Annual Beer Fest

More than 100 youngsters got their moment in the spotlight with their version of an 80s musical classic.

Colour, music, crafts and stories were whipped up for this year’s Summer Squall festival in Ramsgate.

The Turner Contemporary Gallery in Margate has welcomed its millionth visitor today - smashing visitor predictions.

One of the first works by Angel of the North sculptor Antony Gormley has been carefully winched into its new home today.

An exhibition to celebrate the Island’s creative talent and unique heritage was well attended, despite torrential rain.

A documentary charting the lives of those in a small Kent village is starring in a film festival next month.

An artist who won a £7,000 commission to revamp part of a town is so overwhelmed with its success he hopes to do something similar on Sheppey.

Members of the Island’s hidden creative community will be showcasing their work today.