The Light Up Festival, with a lantern parade, colourful displays and stilt walkers, aims to bring people together and help boost well-being.

A popular operatic singer has been revealed as the headline act at a new four-day event, despite it not having a licence and police concerns.

Raise a glass of whisky to poet Robert Burns as this Scottish festival brings pop-up menus and music to the county.

From Black Deer Festival to the Kent County Show, we’re already filling our 2023 calendar with things to do.

Organisers of two Christmas events cancelled due to snow yesterday have issued updates on whether today's will take place.

Two major light displays in the county have been axed due to extreme weather conditions.

An awards ceremony celebrating local heroes is to return for the 21st time and people are invited to make nominations.

A railway company has warned customers over potential Facebook scams for Christmas events.

We’re already saving the dates for Kent’s top events next year, and we’ve picked some of our favourites to make sure you don’t miss out.

We went to the opening night of Kent’s newest festive light trail to see if it has the makings of a must-see Christmas event.

We were among the first to take part in Mission Christmas, a new interactive adventure which lets visitors see behind the scenes this festive season.

A popular lights festival is coming back with a lantern parade, live music, and a firework display.

A global drinks company has announced its iconic red truck will be visiting a venue in Kent.

Thousands joined a town's festive lantern parade making it the biggest yet.

There were stars galore as the countdown to Christmas got under way in one town.

An 11-year-old competition winner is gearing up to join a panto cast for an annual Christmas lights switch-on event.

Ahead of Remembrance Sunday we take a look at some of the road closures in place for parades taking place across the county.

One of the county’s longest-running bonfire celebrations will set alight a 10m tall effigy of Liz Truss ahead of a fantastic fireworks display.

The annual festival celebrates the home of novelist Charles Dickens with street entertainers, costumes and a Christmas market.

Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe, who host the Parenting Hell podcast, open up about the chaos of family life in their new book.