The festival celebrates the natural beauty of the Kent Downs with guided walks, family trails, e-bike tours, history hikes and more.

With children today more enthused by iPhones and Xboxes than the great outdoors, we visited a place that offers thrills away from the small screen...

Paws in the Park, the UK’s largest outdoor touring dog show, is set to welcome four-legged friends this September.

The hugely popular oyster festival is making its first full return since the pandemic.

A bustling antiques and collectors fair is set to bring more than 300 stands to a large Kent venue.

Heritage Open Days are back - take a peek inside some of our most elusive historic sites that don’t usually open their doors to visitors.

Tickets go on sale this week for the Christmas experience which includes a winter-themed funfair and festive crafts.

Raise a glass as the Hops ‘n’ Harvest Beer Festival returns with 50 varieties of beer and cider.

A park has become the first location in the UK where thrill-seekers can get behind the wheel of an exciting off-road electric vehicle.

The wartime spirit will be in full swing as a much-loved ‘40s vintage festival takes over for the weekend.

Design Month gives visitors a behind-the-scenes look at how the beautiful grounds and intricate interiors of this historic castle came to be.

A leading chef, who rebranded his business earlier this summer, is now preparing for the first in a series of international culinary tours.

Faversham Hop Festival is a huge celebration of locally-brewed beer and live music which has been postponed since 2019.

Good things come in small packages at this weekend's Southern Model Show

Soak up the last of the summer with these top things to see and do over the August bank holiday weekend.

A town launches its first ever Art Week today, where the public can sign up for free workshops in painting, drawing, photography and more.

A woman with a passion for history has created quiz trail brochures to get people more aware of their towns.

Get the summer sorted with these five fab events

Tickets are still available for a water-borne procession of elaborate floats believed to be one-of-a-kind in the whole country.

An event to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community returns to a Kent town for the fourth time, at the end of the month.