A free community celebration featuring live entertainment, music and fireworks is set to return.

A festive carnival with an enchanted forest theme, and led by a 5m high fox puppet, will delight once more, with food stalls and lantern workshops.

The town’s first literary festival will feature a number of award-winning Kent authors, free workshops and storytelling for children.

Sparks will fly as some of the best fireworks displays in the county gear up for another unforgettable bonfire night this November.

Acclaimed filmmaker Doug Allan is best known for his work behind the camera on shows such as Frozen Planet and the Blue Planet.

The dazzling new event will be in addition to the festive trails at Tonbridge Castle, Leeds Castle and Bedgebury National Pinetum.

It will be the second in a series of summer events held at a popular entertainment centre.

Thousands enjoyed music, food and family fun on the grounds of a luxury hotel, where Razorlight headlined the Smoked & Uncut festival.

There will be food, dancing and live shows at a Thai festival this weekend, hosted by two popular restaurants.

A town’s annual river festival will climax with a spectacular fireworks display.

The soul singer of a popular 90’s dance club hit is set to perform at an awards show celebrating black youth.

Tom Jones was performing in Kent last night and so we just had to go along and review the brilliant show.

Fireworks fans have been left disappointed after a seafront display planned for tonight has been called off due to bad weather.

Tickets are being released for a musical featuring songs by reggae artist Bob Marley.

Tribute acts, West End stars and budding local talent will take to the stage for a town’s second annual Pride event.

Medway Ghanaian Association is hosting an event packed with entertainment, music and food this weekend.

There were prancing ponies, sheep shearing shows and axe-throwing at the first day of the 100th Kent County Show.

Crowds of thousands are expected to flock to the county’s annual agricultural extravaganza as it celebrates its 100th anniversary.

As many as 10,000 people are expected to flock to a three-day family festival that kicks off today.

Organisers of a 126-year-old carnival in Kent say they have abandoned the traditional roles of a court king or queen in a bid to be more inclusive.