The National Apple Festival returns to Brogdale this weekend with tastings, talks and live music

Are you ready for the fright of your life? Dreamland mutates into Screamland and opens to the public for Halloween this weekend.

The county's biggest arts festival springs into life this weekend.

Forget the clowns roaming the streets, soon there'll be something far more scary hiding inside the walls of Kent's biggest shopping centre.

The founder of Iron Maiden, Steve Harris, will bring his other band, British Lion, to Kent for their only UK date on a 27-date European tour.

Stirring images of Mote Park, taken by the people who use it, will go on show later this month.

Music, theatre, poetry, dance and some panto-style laughs came together on one stage to celebrate the Marlowe Theatre's fifth anniversary.

Six thought-provoking tapestries by Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry go on display in Kent this weekend.

Scarecrows are queuing up to be admired at a trail in Westgate Gardens this weekend.

Grab the balloons and party poppers – Canterbury’s Marlowe Theatre is celebrating a big birthday with a gala performance as the icing on the cake.

The F2 Freestylers - the most famous double act in football - will be at Bluewater this half term

Moscow State Circus brings its breath-taking new show to the county for a five-night run.

Artist JMW Turner immortalised Margate on canvas and now his love for the Kent seaside will be celebrated in a colourful major exhibition.

Eighties crooner Shakin' Stevens will play three venues in Kent as part of a massive new tour next year, promoting his new album, Echoes of Our Time.

Maestro and maverick violinist Nigel Kennedy will play his hero Jimi Hendrix's music in an exclusive UK date.

From the organisers of the Maidstone Fringe Festival comes a two-day mini festival in the town centre, New Blues.

We’ve teamed up with Dreamland for a competition for win exclusive tickets to the award-winning fright fest Screamland this Halloween.

Comedian Julian Clary will talk about his children's books, The Bolds, at the first literary festival in Cranbrook.

A feast of folk music finds its way to Tenterden this weekend for the 24th annual festival

One of Kent's most famous events is to be drastically scaled back following dozens of complaints from residents.