We went to see a delightful Kent panto that starred a Britain’s Got Talent winner, a local comedy duo and a jaw-dropping magician.

A new musical for children billed as the "perfect introduction to theatre" left our reviewer and her young son starstruck.

Rock band Enter Shikari left Kent fans on a cliffhanger on the final night of their intimate UK tour.

It’s not everyday a blockbuster movie tipped for a BAFTA is shot in your hometown. Reporter Alex Langridge gives her verdict on Andrea Arnold’s Bird.

Our reporter found much to enjoy on a trip to discover an enchanting Christmas market across the Channel.

We tried a festive experience with a difference - from collecting reindeer poop, to throwing presents - with a special visit to meet Santa too.

The Secret Drinker was left unimpressed by a burnt meal and a waitress who seemed like she’d rather be somewhere else.

Kent’s biggest panto is back with fake snow, flying cars and a glittering cast of TV stars and legendary dames.

We went to see if this year’s Christmas at Bedgebury light trail still has its magical touch.

We tried the much-hyped, new Kent restaurant that has transformed a run-down corner of a high street.

A former department store that has long been empty at a Kent shopping centre is now occupied by a new bowling alley promising a “thrilling game”.

A £25 all-you-can-eat breakfast in Kent has made national headlines over the past week due to its price tag. Here’s our verdict on the fry-up feast.

Our reviewer visits a foodie haven to see if one of its newest offerings has carved out a niche in the market…

Egyptian food is not something served up across Kent - but one seaside town is doing just that and our reviewer went along to check it out.

We went to the opening night of the smash-hit jukebox musical & Juliet as it visits Kent on its first national tour.

It would be a crime to miss out on seeing the world’s most famous detective in Kent this week.

All the best jokes and scenes from eighties classic sitcom Only Fools and Horses are squished together to make the perfect feel-good musical

Our reporter was disappointed to discover there was little luxurious about this fancy spin on an all-American classic - other than the price.

The Gonzo artist’s first UK exhibition in 10 years is opening in Kent - and we went along to see some of his finest work.

Our reviewer heads back to a familiar spot now under a new name and management and hoping to last longer than its short-lived predecessor.