A wave of musical talent is set to wash over the Thanet coast for the three-day Wheels and Fins Festival, including a day curated by The Libertines.

Mini marvels will be taking to the skies, land and water for an annual model show, expected to attract crowds of more than 10,000.

A free festival, which celebrates the life of a Medway man who was given the title of Samurai, will be held this weekend.

Experience the trendy, traditional, historical and luxurious all in one weekend, with a trip to Brighton.

Thousands are expected to flock to the Faversham Hop Festival this weekend for celebrations of hopping to traditional parades and morris dancing.

From circus thrills to animal antics and amazing trails, we've picked six Kent attractions to get your final summer kicks at.

A one-day CAMRA beer and cider festival, which saw record breaking numbers last year, is back this weekend.

One of the biggest Napoleonic re-enactment events is set to invade the county.

It's the little things visitors will love at the LEGO Brick History exhibition taking you through millions of years of history.

Family festival bOing! bounced back this bank holiday, with its centrepiece, the luminarium, attracting crowds to see inside.

See around the world in 80 minutes with an intrepid plant hunters' weekend, presented by one of Kent's most intrepid.

Some 15,000 people are expected to attend the fifth bOing! International Family Festival featuring acts from across the world.

Military Odyssey is back, bringing battles from history to life, with more than 4,000 re-enactors and displays through the ages.

There's a three-day bank holiday weekend coming up so squeeze the last drops of summer out with our guide to what's on where across Kent.

The festival season may be drawing to a close, but there's still time to pack in some fun over the Bank Holiday weekend as the Big Feastival returns.

The organiser of one of Kent's largest Halloween events has announced it will go ahead in October - two years after the last one.

There are 44 walks on offer - both short and for those looking for a challenge - with the annual White Cliffs Walking Festival.

A new tour gives visitors the chance to look behind secret panels and see hidden rooms in a historic castle when its gates are shut.

From Minecraft to bushcraft and circus skills to getting lost in mazes, there's still lots to get up to this weekend and beyond this summer holidays.

Enjoy a slower pace of life as tractors and vintage vehicles rally for an annual tractorfest and country fair.