It's Day 2 of our Big Kent Quiz and today's topic is Entertainment. Test your celeb knowledge here:

An open-air summer concert which attracts thousands to a picturesque location in Kent each year has been postponed until next year.

A family attraction gave visitors a glimpse of a new dinosaur attraction which it has completed - but they won't be able to visit it for some time.

A popular seven-acre garden with woodland walks has joined other open spaces and gardens in deciding to close its gates to visitors.

A literary festival due to have been held over the VE Day weekend, won't go ahead - but organisers have promised online treats for book fans.

Many farmers' markets in Kent are to continue amid the current outbreak, with visitors urged to pre-order to cut down on contact. Here's the latest:

While most of us are at home, now could be the perfect time to trace your family tree. We've picked some of the best sites to hep you do it:

With good weather forecast for Mother's Day, a charity is urging people to stay local, warning it may have to close some smaller open spaces.

Looking for something to watch? We've picked some of the most interesting Netflix shows to stream right now - and there's something for everyone.

Forestry England has pledged to keep its woodlands open so visitors can boost their wellbeing by being among trees.

A popular weekend event which gives free tickets to the county's attractions has been put on hold, organisers say.

The National Trust says it will be keeping its open spaces across the county open for visitors for free at a time when they need to get out and about.

Home learning packs, worksheets and activities for all year groups up to GSCE, are now available for free as coronavirus affects schooling for many.

From boiling an egg to melting chocolate - how many of these cooking skills can your offspring get to grips with whilst they spend more time at home?

A theatre boss fearful over the future of his business has made a plea for donations after the PM advised Britons not to attend public outlets.

As cinema chains announce closures across the county amid the virus outbreak, our cinema writer looks at the Hollywood blockbusters being delayed.

As many Kent venues are forced to shut their doors some are still able to stay open in the midst of the virus outbreak. We've found a few for you.

A popular food, drink and music festival due to be held this summer has been rescheduled amid the coronavirus outbreak.

It was possibly the last theatre show in Kent - or the UK - for months, due to the coronavirus outbreak - though no-one knew then. Here's how it went:

Theatres across Kent have shut their doors and suspended shows as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. Here's the latest: