Secret Drinker finds curried goat, Red Stripe and a chilled Caribbean vibe on the Kent coast

The pub-hotel is just one of the late summer gardens opening this September as part of the National Garden Scheme.

Glitzy musical A Chorus Line is the singular sensation making its way around the nation’s theatres as part of its current tour.

The long-awaited return of a town’s oyster festival has finally been confirmed as organisers insist this year’s event was never in doubt.

Visitors can tuck into tasty street food, watch family entertainment and cheer on the boat race over the weekend.

Influencer and reality TV star Ekin-Su will be signing copies of her debut book, Be Your Own Best Friend, at a Kent bookshop.

Noughties band Busted sparked a friendly rivalry on stage last night when they headlined a stunning Kent venue.

One of Kent’s biggest beer festivals is back, bringing live bands, Morris dancers and local brews to a historic market town.

We’re giving one lucky winner a family ticket to one of Kent’s biggest animal parks and a chance to meet and feed the lemurs.

There’s still time to follow the family-friendly art trail and find all 109 sculptures of the loveable cartoon sheep.

Secret Drinker calls in at a pub that looks great from the outside - but inside it’s a totally different story

Make the most of the last few weeks of summer with a cold pint in some of the county’s best pub gardens.

Tickets flew so quickly for the singer’s first headline concert in Kent that a second night has been added.

Pride celebrations are set to kick off in two Kent towns this Bank Holiday weekend.

A cider festival boasting 40 different flavours of fruity drinks and a packed programme of live music is back for the bank holiday.

The former Holby City actor will be joined by Britain’s Got Talent’s Andrew Curphey and CBeebies presenter Katy Ashworth.

The Aussie star gave audiences an eyeful at the opening night of risqué musical the Rocky Horror Show.

A top tribute festival is bringing live music, food stalls and face painting to Kent crowds for the bank holiday weekend.

Here is all you need to know about an historic carnival which is returning to a town centre this weekend for the first time since 2019.

A living history festival will bring more than 150 wartime re-enactors and almost 2,000 vintage vehicles to the county.