A venue owner has reached out to his regulars for their opinions on needing Covid passports to attend gigs - and not everyone agrees with the idea.

A festival featuring open-air live theatre, music and comedy will return over more three months this summer.

Drive-in cinema organisers are to screen a series of classic and favourite films at a country park this school holidays.

A family-friendly arts festival which usually features artists and performers from around the world, is set to return to the county this summer.

Following a year without live music, the touring accountant for Robbie Williams, Radiohead and Nick Cave can't wait to get back on the road.

A thriller which caused a drama of its own when it shut a Kent bridge is about to be shown on the small-screen.

Dozens of arts groups, theatres and historic venues will receive a share of £5m in government funding to help them recover from the pandemic.

Organisers of one of the highlights of the county's summer calendar have secured sponsorship for this year's event to go ahead.

A Kent-born artist known across the globe has donated a large sum to his former secondary school.

Members of a Kent panto cast will be broadcasting a series of fun live shows this Easter weekend which aim to give us tips on easing out of lockdown.

A supernatural western created and directed in Kent is now streaming on Amazon Prime.

A large-scale arts festival celebrates the landscapes and history of the River Thames with more than 50 installations and 100 miles of walking trails.

Fresh from announcing he is to leave politics for good, Nigel Farage is to come to Kent, with a chance for ticketholders to have a drink with him.

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In a matter of weeks, a college student has gone from unknown musician to the top two of the UK singles chart.

Three free digital art installations celebrating our evolving relationship with technology will go on show at sites across a Kent town centre.

A music festival featuring top bands from the nineties and noughties will be staged in a Kent park this autumn.

Celebrity chef Rick Stein will be among the chefs serving up food for a six-day drive-in event which is coming to the county next month.

A family famous for their lockdown-themed twists on classic songs have moved from performing in their living room to singing live on the BBC.

The Marlowe Theatre has revealed it will not reopen until June at the earliest - and has a surprise in store for audiences when it does return.