The one-off Dog Day will welcome pups and their owners for an afternoon of doggy treats, agility courses and competitions.

From wartime songs to dragon costumes, there’s lots of great ways for families to show their patriotism this St George’s Day.

A 104-year-old pirate-looking ship will see a passenger service return to a Kent port for the first time and will run entirely under sail.

Hundreds of dancers, musicians and performers will be back for a three-day folk music event.

The largest ever locomotive to run on a heritage railway line has arrived and will be staying to transport visitors for several weeks.

From free family festivals to author meet-and-greets, here’s five ways to make the most of the end of the Easter holidays.

The Tulip Celebrations display sees more than 40,000 symbolic flowers burst into colour this month.

A wildlife park will be hosting a Tudor festival with games, talks and a visit from the Tudor King himself, Henry VIII.

We’re giving 10 lucky winners a pair of annual passes to Howletts Wild Animal Park and Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve.

Wondering how to keep the family happy over the bank holiday? We've got you covered with great days out from Good Friday to Easter Monday.

An entertainment venue dedicated to the increasingly popular world of virtual reality is one of the first in Kent, so our reporter went to try it out.

A massive new outdoor play area has opened at a popular zoo just in time for the Easter holidays.

An annual tattoo convention will return for the Easter weekend, with more than 100 tattooists, food stalls, traders and entertainers.

To celebrate a new sea creature-themed exhibition, we’ve trawled the archives and discovered the monsters spotted on Medway's shores.

The spring flowers will be bursting into life in gardens and woodland all over the county in just a few weeks.

A historic sea shelter has been demolished to make way for a controversial development including a seafood restaurant and yoga studio.

A hefty parking charge is to come into force at a beach popular with day-trippers to manage increasing security costs for anti-social behaviour.

A killer whale skeleton weighing the same as a piano has travelled more than 300 miles to be suspended in mid-air as part of a new exhibition.

From selfies with the Easter Bunny to uncovering hidden chocolate eggs, there’s lots to do over the bank holiday weekend in Kent.

More than 13 miles of tape have been used to create a bizarre piece of art that people can crawl through on all fours.