From a fun day devoted to dogs, steam trains and gardens to outdoor theatre, we've found seven events happening across the county to try this weekend.

A popular outdoor food and drink festival is back for a sixth year this weekend.

Monk-themed tours, children's activities, an exhibition to the victims of coronavirus and a warm welcome are on offer in a Kent Cathedral this summer.

There'll be movie magic under the stars at picturesque locations across the county this summer as the open air cinema season gets underway.

Things won’t be alright on the night for the characters in The Play That Goes Wrong, as the show promises exactly that.

Fans of The Open will be able to soak up the atmosphere of the golf tournament by watching it on the big screen a stone's throw away.

A popular beach attraction with funfair rides and sand is set to return to a Kent shopping centre for the school summer holidays.

English Heritage is flying a specially created flag above Dover Castle, containing more than 32,000 England surnames, ahead of the Euro 2020 final.

A feature-length documentary looking at the making of champagne and sparkling wine in Kent will premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.

Music star Rag 'n' Bone Man is set to play a small music venue in the county as part of a push to promote grassroots venues affected by the pandemic.

A food and ale trail, encouraging people to visit pubs, breweries, cafes and markets in a town with rewards at the end, has launched in a Kent town.

There are still a few tickets waiting to be snapped up for for chef Tom Kerridge's popular Pub in the Park event this weekend.

You could feel like you have the whole world in your hands when an awe-inspiring sculpture of the Earth, made using NASA imagery, reaches Kent.

This year's Kent County Show will be a mini two-day version, the Kent Summer Fayre, happening this weekend. Here's what's on:

A garden inspired by a trip to a Greek island has undergone a seven-year renewal National Trust project at world famous Sissinghurst Castle Gardens.

You'll be spoilt for choice with this home which looks out on the beach and has a championship links golf course to the rear.

We've teamed up with Chalkwell Coaches to offer the chance to get away from it all and win a day trip for two to the coast.

A Kent actor who has become a popular fixture of one of the county's biggest pantos, is to move to a different theatre after more than 10 years.

Pantomime legend Christopher Biggins will be back on the stage for the return of a Kent town's panto delayed due to the pandemic.

Tickets for the indie band's surprise date in the county this autumn are now on sale.