Celebrate the extravagant parties once held at the castle with the new Step Into the 1930s exhibition.

From spring gardens to plant fairs, don't miss your chance to see blooming beautiful flowers this month.

The county’s rich mining heritage was discovered by a new generation with the long-awaited opening of Kent Mining Museum.

Dreamland has announced when it will reopen its doors to thrillseekers.

The exhibition displaying more than 1,000 classic cars and vintage vehicles returns to Kent this April.

A modern cafe and a series of workshops is all part of the package as Betteshanger Park prepares to unveil its new mining museum.

A new free 48-page visitors' guide has been launched for one of Kent's top tourist staycation hotspots.

We’ve got great ideas for days out this Easter holiday, including egg hunts, nature trails and family theatre.

A popular outdoor pool will open a month earlier than usual to allow families to take a dip during the Easter holidays, it has been confirmed.

The Leaves of the Trees exhibition features 5,000 metal leaves and gives visitors a chance to reflect on the effects of Covid-19.

We sent our reporter to check out Kent's new £17m urban sports centre that hopes to attract skaters and riders from around the world.

Swap your National Lottery ticket for money off a family day out and enjoy a fantastic outing this Mother's Day weekend.

Bored of the regular places to visit? We take a look at some of Kent's strangest places you can visit that will get you talking.

Two brown bears will be making a return to their enclosure at an animal park after four months of winter hibernation.

The new Ropery Gallery shares the history and real-life stories behind the craft.

We have five top spots to visit adorable newborn lambs across the county this spring.

The cycling challenge has announced plans to raise funds for the Save the Children Ukraine Appeal.

Step out to spring in the grounds of Anne Boleyn's former home

Cineworld has announced the opening dates for its new IMAX and 4DX screens as part of the final phase of upgrades to a Kent cinema.

A popular beer festival is set to make a welcome return after a two year absence with more 20,000 visitors predicted to attend.