A second Euromillions draw will take place this week to find a winner for the £184m jackpot after the first failed to find a matching ticket.

Do you enjoy being scared silly? If so, Halloween is the season for you, and there are some fright nights across Kent to get your spine tingling.

Things should be alright on the night for The Play That Goes Wrong when it comes to Kent as its director is also in charge of a theatre down the road.

The Canterbury Festival begins a fortnight of arts events from music and gaming to theatre and comedy, launching with a pageant through the city.

Famous faces are lining up for live shows across the county this week. We've picked five for you to choose from.

As the most wonderful time of the year creeps ever closer, here are the places in Kent you can watch the festivities.

Large-scale outdoor fireworks displays had to be postponed last year but many are back for this year. Here's our round-up:

A vintage vehicle show, which is expected to feature more than 1,000 buses and other vehicles, will return this weekend after two cancelled dates.

A music festival featuring tribute acts proved so popular organisers have organised a second event.

Christmas is coming early as one Kent cinema is set to screen festive films two months ahead, in half term.

A Kent garden which would normally close soon is set to stay open longer for a series of art workshops, inspired by a world class flower collection.

One of the county's biggest food festivals is back for three days this week, with more than 100 stalls selling tasty treats.

Singer and actor Jason Donovan, whose career started in 80s soap Neighbours, will launch his rescheduled Even More Good Reasons tour in Kent.

There'll be both British beers and Bavarian steins raised when Oktoberfest returns to a Kent park with a flavour of two different nations.

A circus featuring international acts including the death-defying Globe of Death, is coming to three Kent towns.

From battle re-enactments to bagging bargains and Mexican moments to raising much-needed funds, here's five ideas for things to do this weekend.

Two hundred years ago a newly-crowned King gave one Kent town a royal gift, and the unique accolade is being celebrated this weekend.

A fortnight celebrating beers made from hops in their freshest form kicks off this week, with pubs and breweries across the county getting involved.

A folk festival forced online last year will be bringing folk music acts, morris dancing and arts and crafts back to the streets of a Kent town.

A festival bringing music to historic settings is back with performers including Aled Jones and residents at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London.