Pub in the Park founder Tom Kerridge is launching a new drive-in cinema experience with a special menu in the county this summer.

Organisers of a folk festival, which attracts morris sides from across the country, say they have reluctantly decided to postpone until next year.

Think long, summer evenings with friends: the Luna Cinema has announced outdoor cinema screenings at four venues in the county for this year.

Two sites in Kent run by the National Trust have reopened to visitors who have pre-booked today, but tickets were snapped up quickly.

One of the county's biggest music festivals has been officially called off but it remains unclear whether tickets will be refunded.

Boyband supergroup Boyzlife have announced two dates in the county, celebrating the release of their latest album, due out this summer.

Avengers star Tom Hiddleston is the latest actor to appear in a series of free screenings of world class theatre during lockdown.

You can learn about fire safety, see inside a fire engine and meet Woody the fire service mascot at an open day this week, without leaving home.

Family open days at fire stations across Kent will this year take place online with a series of learn-at-home videos.

The UK's biggest one-day retro music festival which had been due to come to Kent this summer, has set new dates to play next year.

A walking festival incorporating cliff, coastal and countryside walks has been cancelled over social distancing worries

A wildlife sanctuary is to hold a fundraising day to support its conservation work, with prizes including the chance to go on a big cat encounter.

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Sir Tom Jones, who was to play an 80th birthday celebration date in the county this summer, has announced he is postponing.

There are lots of ways you can celebrate VE Day 75 on the bank holiday this week, including colouring our commemorative poster. Here's some ideas:

An art and photography exhibition on the American civil rights movement which opened shortly before lockdown can now be seen through a virtual tour.

An exhibition about the history of tattoos in Britain, which had been due to open days before lockdown, has opened virtually so it can still be seen.

Traditional May Day pastimes have been postponed this year but morris men say they will still hold their big May celebration when restrictions allow.

A bid to increase a stadium's concert capacity by 5,000 has sparked opposition from police on safety grounds.

A new festival is being planned which will thank key workers for their efforts, but no date has been set for when it can be held.