We went along to the VIP area at Dreamland to watch Mod legend Paul Weller in action and we had a jamming night.

We’ve got your summer holidays covered with 10 brilliant budget-friendly days out across the county.

There will be music, dancing, street performers and discounts and special offers at many businesses next weekend.

Refresh your workout regime with a weekend of fun, fitness and wellbeing at LoveFit Festival.

Prove you know your Mario Kart from your Minecraft at the county’s biggest gaming festival.

Big crowds expected on the final day of this year's Kent County Show as the country continues to enjoy blue skies and sunshine.

From secret underground tunnels to historic castles, these top rated Kent attractions are guaranteed to please.

For the first time in three years, the show returns with the three-day festival and there's loads to see and take part in.

Massive ice lollies, measuring 3m long, have been suspended from the ceiling of the shopping centre along with 7,000 artificial flowers.

A popular family attraction is back for the summer, with a space-age theme.

We’ve got a bumper guide to all three days of the county show so you don’t miss a thing.

Step back in time with a day of family fun at the Medieval Pageant.

A new climbing centre, trampoline zone and dodgeball court is set to open at Bluewater.

Daredevils will get the chance to try out indoor sky diving or a giant swing at Bluewater.

From fantastic fringe festivals to family treasure hunts, we've got five things to keep you busy this weekend.

You can win family tickets to one of the UK’s biggest county shows and enjoy food, entertainment, animals and more.

The bumper three-day event that celebrates the best of Kent life returns next month - here's how you can find out all you need to know.

To celebrate the launch of a new 145-mile trail around the county we told our reporter to get on his bike and give it a try.

The headline act may have been cut short as the weather turned, but the second day of Black Deer proved as good as the first.

The Black Deer Festival which attempts to celebrate all things Americana returned to the Kentish countryside after a two year hiatus due to Covid.