Maidstone artist Graham Clarke's biggest Kent exhibition to date, reflecting on 50 years of his life and work, has one final fling.

With St Patrick's Day falling on a Friday, it's even more of a cause for celebration. To help you enjoy the festivities, we put some ideas together.

Head to Penshurst Place for this weekend's epic Tudor re-enactment days.

Bewl Water will be a one-stop shop for fun in the fresh air, whether you want to break a sweat or relax and breathe it all in from this weekend.

The largest conservation project in the National Trust's history, conserving historic treasures all year round, has been unveiled at Knole.

Celebrations marking the life and death of Pocahontas, who came to be forever associated with Gravesend, are set to reach their peak.

Irreverent, hilarious and culturally enlightening! The Reduced Shakespeare Company have discovered a new play by The Bard.

Smurfs: The Lost Village roadshow with games and movie merchandise, comes to the county this weekend ahead of the release of their latest film.

Hundreds of people who were inspired by one man will celebrate his life and contribution with a special concert.

A twin-room night club will open its doors at the end of the month.

Jake Bugg and Annie Mac will headline this year's LeeFest to be held near Tunbridge Wells in August.

Legendary band Happy Mondays have included a date in Kent on their 30th anniversary tour later this year.

He’s cooked for the Obamas – now chef Johnny Hernandez is heading up an authentic Mexican restaurant in Kent.

Call the Midwife's Victoria Yeates swaps a nun's life for the Salem witch hunts in The Crucible, a play for our political times.

Thousands of LEGO bricks have been used to make an exhibition of models which are on show for the first time in the UK.

From mansions to back gardens, the National Gardens Scheme has been giving garden lovers a glimpse of secret spaces for 90 years.

Mud, 50 obstacles, and more mud: kmfm Breakfast's Garry and Laura tackle the cross country obstacle course, Meangate.

Open air cinema screenings of 80s classics which sold out in a week last year will also be held at a second, larger venue this summer.

See Strictly Come Dancing stars Natalie Lowe and Ian Waite up close and personal at three Kent theatres.

Folk rock band Green Diesel, who started out playing at the Faversham Hop Festival, return to launch their new album this weekend.