We’re giving away tickets for you and the family to visit this year’s unmissable Kent County Show. Here’s how to enter.

Two huge events celebrating this year’s Armed Forces Day, including a Red Arrows aerial display, are coming to Kent.

A floral festival with more than 5,000 roses and garden tours is back for an extended run this summer.

Our reporter tried a new dish at a wildlife park inspired by a gorilla’s favourite produce – and came face-to-face with a giraffe.

See extravagant floats and creative costumes at your nearest carnival this summer. Here’s where you can find them.

A well-loved historic attraction, feared closed for good, is set to reopen following a major restoration project.

Some of the world’s biggest blockbusters are being shown the big screen this summer. Here’s where you can find them.

A seaside festival celebrating the life of author Charles Dickens returns for its 87th year this summer.

The festival boasts celebrity guests, retro and VR games, cosplayers, life-sized DnD and nerf battles.

Kent’s biggest Pride event is taking place this weekend with a star-studded festival - here’s what you need to know…

Enjoy retro games, classic car shows and beer festivals with these great days out over the Father’s Day weekend.

Find out where you can celebrate your local LGBTQ+ community with Kent’s fabulous summer of Pride.

The festival will honour 80 years since the D-Day landings with re-enactments, live music, vintage vehicles and a bomb disposal school.

On another of Kent’s best walks, we traversed an ancient chalk stream, passed a medieval chapel, had lunch at a country pub - and saw some elephants!

There will be eye-catching flower displays from 300 exhibitors at a three-day garden show.

An animal charity is celebrating its milestone anniversary with a fundraiser featuring carnival rides, stalls, games and a display of classic cars.

If you’re a self-confessed adrenaline junkie, Kent has some exhilarating days out that might just surprise you.

Get stuck into obstacle courses, teddy bears picnics and foodie festivals with the family over the late May bank holiday weekend.

Want to take the kids on holiday but can’t afford a trip abroad? Book a budget camping trip next door to some of Kent’s best days out.

From wild animals to wartime code-breakers, there’s not a dull moment to be had during the school holidays.