Join in with Tudor-themed trails, outdoor egg hunts and giant noughts-and-crosses with the National Trust’s Easter activities.

The vibrant flowers will be springing up at gardens all over the county in the coming weeks. Here’s where you can find them.

The National Lottery scheme gives visitors entry to castles, museums, gardens and more for the price of a lottery ticket or scratchcard.

Put a smile on your mum’s face with great Mother’s Day ideas, including afternoon teas, wine tastings, craft markets and more.

We’re giving one lucky winner an annual family pass to Port Lympne and Howletts animal parks, plus a Mother’s Day afternoon tea.

Free and discounted attraction tickets are available to National Lottery players next month and here’s how to claim a cheap day out for your family.

If you’re looking for ways to keep your family entertained that won’t break the bank, we’ve got 21 of Kent’s best free attractions.

England’s oldest cathedral will open areas that visitors usually have to pay to enter for a limited-time trial.

Make great memories with the kids at some of Kent’s best museums, theatres, castles and zoos during the school holidays.

We’re about to enter the Year of the Dragon and two Kent towns are celebrating with spectacular parades, dancers, food and music.

Our reporter says a new food hall is one of Kent’s hidden gems – and more people need to visit.

Sections of a historic landmark will be free to visit for six weeks, as officials test whether such a scheme makes financial sense.

From tasty food and drink festivals to must-see live music, we’ve got 10 of Kent’s top events to look forward to next year.

Start filling up your diary for 2024 with fantastic events, festivals, holidays and days out.

From countryside strolls to waterfront walks, there are plenty of ways to get out and about in the New Year.

A free light festival is set to light up the skies this January with colourful installations and projections.

This year’s cold dips, as well as some winter walks and races on dry land, to help you get off the sofa on Boxing Day.

The Nightmare Before Christmas trail puts a scary spin on the festive season with ghosts, ghouls and twisted elves.

Dress up in your favourite festive costume and brave the cold water for a refreshing Christmas Eve dip.

Our reporter embarked on a six-mile stroll across a somewhat slippery country route – and discovered some fascinating Kentish history along the way.