There is just over a week to go until the biggest event in the Broadstairs social calendar.

Thousands lined the streets of Whitstable on Saturday, as the 116th annual carnival arrived in town.

A teenage hip hop artist is working towards the release of his second album.

The showpiece of a festival celebrating Kent's links to artist Marcel Duchamp is going on show today... a 12ft urinal!

Disco divas Sister Sledge will perform at the Family Social, in Mote Park, Maidstone

Three-piece harmony group Blake visited Bluewater yesterday to be fitted for new suits ahead of their appearance at the shopping centre next week.

The weekend’s wet weather didn’t stop play at the Sound Island festival – especially for Rita Ora.

Buskers were out in force in Deal town centre Saturday cheering up the shoppers and raising money for the town’s September folk festival.

Cheryl Fergison has made it through to the final of ITV’s Your Face Sounds Familiar, raising money for children's charity chYps.

Create festival in Ashford celebrated its 18th birthday, along with the over 13,000 people thought to have descended upon the town over the weeekend.

Kent is set for a long weekend of festival fun... as long as the traditional welly weather holds off!

From pulling pints at the Three Daws in Gravesend to entertaining millions on Radio 4, Dan Snelgrove is a man of many talents...

Rochester Castle gardens resounded to classical favourites as thousands of flag-waving enthusiasts enjoyed the fourth of this year's concert series.

It was a big weekend for Dartfordians who flocked to the Dartford Festival at Central Park.

With Rochester's Castle Concerts ending tonight, we bring you a selection of what happened yesterday.

The flesh and bones heir may not have surfaced yet, but a larger-than-life depiction of the nation's future monarch is already on display.

Strictly Come Dancing star Len Goodman is in Northfleet today at the Silver Song Club.

The cost of putting together the failed bid for East Kent City of Culture was £50,000, it's been revealed.

A talented group of performers have staged their version of a story about a man-eating plant.

Council plans to partially close museums in Canterbury, Whitstable and Herne Bay suffered a blow as a committee voted to find ways to keep them open.