Climbing onboard a Santa Special has a special festive feeling. We round up the ones in Kent this year and how to get tickets before they sell out.

Gravestones, a scorched scarecrow and a 7ft clown are just some of the spook-tacular decorations at one family’s haunted Halloween house.

A number of parks and green spaces in Kent have been recognised with a Green Flag Award for the first time.

A number of parks and green spaces in Kent have been recognised with a Green Flag Award for the first time.

Do you enjoy being scared silly? If so, Halloween is the season for you, and there are some fright nights across Kent to get your spine tingling.

The Canterbury Festival begins a fortnight of arts events from music and gaming to theatre and comedy, launching with a pageant through the city.

Escape rooms have become the ultimate real-life gaming sensation in recent years, we found the best ones in the county according to TripAdvisor.

Pumpkin picking has become the picture-perfect pastime for many in the run-up to Halloween. We take a look at some of the sites across Kent.

A vintage vehicle show, which is expected to feature more than 1,000 buses and other vehicles, will return this weekend after two cancelled dates.

With weeks to go before the clocks go back, we've found five things you can do across Kent before then.

We visit a unique tearoom which saw Prince Charles swerve from his itinerary to see its 8,000 teapots on a Kent visit, to find out what it's like.

There'll be both British beers and Bavarian steins raised when Oktoberfest returns to a Kent park with a flavour of two different nations.

A circus featuring international acts including the death-defying Globe of Death, is coming to three Kent towns.

From battle re-enactments to bagging bargains and Mexican moments to raising much-needed funds, here's five ideas for things to do this weekend.

Two hundred years ago a newly-crowned King gave one Kent town a royal gift, and the unique accolade is being celebrated this weekend.

A folk festival forced online last year will be bringing folk music acts, morris dancing and arts and crafts back to the streets of a Kent town.

Some of the biggest pop acts of the 90s and 00s will take to the stage for a music festival in the open air this weekend.

A new running event taking place in a Kent forest is not about being first over the finish line, but all about the journey in nature, says organisers.

Council bosses plan to cut all financial ties with two large-scale annual crowd-pulling events and hope private enterprises will take them on.

A replica of the Moon made using NASA imagery, which proved a draw when it visited the county last year, will be displayed in the open air next month.