Tackle the ultimate mental and physical test at one of the county's top country parks this weekend

Camels will be legging it for an annual race this weekend, which also features archery and Mongolian wrestling, at Chilham Castle.

In The Woods festival this weekend - and here's your chance to be there!

There will be more than 75 real ales and ciders at the annual East Malling Beer and Cider Festival this weekend.

From ice cream to open-air entertainment and storytelling to examining owl pellets, there's something for everyone this bank holiday across Kent.

Producer Justin Bodle jets around the world and rubs shoulders with Hollywood A-listers but found his own fairytale home in Kent.

Derren Brown's No Tricks show comes to Tunbridge Wells, discussing the secret of happiness, later this month.

The head chef at Sissinghurst's Milk House shares his bank holiday barbecue recipes for the weekend.

Top class blues, jazz, and jive come together for a vibrant bank holiday music festival this weekend.

Artisan ciders and perry, space hopper racing and trifle eating will be on offer at the cider festival at Brogdale this weekend.

A weekend of theatre, dance, music, film and fun for the family comes to Canterbury in the shape of the bOing! international family festival.

Enjoy a Disney classic under the stars this bank holiday weekend with a screening of The Jungle Book in Maidstone's Whatman Park.

The Social festival will raise funds for local charities, starting with a summer party in DJ Nic Fanciulli's home town.

From a second helping of a literary festival, to storytime in a medieval garden and with ponies, this weekend has it all.

Volleyball England's beach tour descends on Margate this weekend, and visitors can even try their hand at the sport.

Step right up for the third annual White Cliffs Walking Festival which will have 39 walks over seven days.

More than 100 tractors will join vintage vehicles, birds of prey, morris dancing and alpacas at Biddenden Tractorfest this weekend.

Festival season is continuing into September, with one of the year's most enticing events taking place just a short hop from Kent.

No brollies, just sun-soaked theatre in a rare-glimpsed setting: it's the Changeling Theatre's summer tour.

Canadian rocker Bryan Adams wowed the crowds as he played the home of Kent cricket in Canterbury.