Find out where you can celebrate your local LGBTQ+ community with Kent’s fabulous summer of Pride.

The festival will honour 80 years since the D-Day landings with re-enactments, live music, vintage vehicles and a bomb disposal school.

On another of Kent’s best walks, we traversed an ancient chalk stream, passed a medieval chapel, had lunch at a country pub - and saw some elephants!

There will be eye-catching flower displays from 300 exhibitors at a three-day garden show.

An animal charity is celebrating its milestone anniversary with a fundraiser featuring carnival rides, stalls, games and a display of classic cars.

If you’re a self-confessed adrenaline junkie, Kent has some exhilarating days out that might just surprise you.

Get stuck into obstacle courses, teddy bears picnics and foodie festivals with the family over the late May bank holiday weekend.

Want to take the kids on holiday but can’t afford a trip abroad? Book a budget camping trip next door to some of Kent’s best days out.

From wild animals to wartime code-breakers, there’s not a dull moment to be had during the school holidays.

A Kent railway is putting on a retro festival with swing music, vintage stalls, living history displays and classic cars.

National Mills Weekend returns with more than 100 mills celebrating their heritage - including three Kent attractions.

One of the county’s biggest retro car shows, with steam vehicles, free bus rides and live music, is gearing up for its return.

Take the family on a wild day out at one of Kent’s biggest animal parks, with an up-close-and-personal encounter and annual pass.

The festival has loose bricks, vintage sets, speed-building competitions and jaw-dropping large-scale Lego displays.

Household names such as Lenny Henry, Michael Palin, Peter James and Michael Ball are part of this year’s star-studded line-up.

A popular folk festival with a mix of British tradition and an international flavour is set to return to a tourist town this weekend.

May is National Walking Month, and we’re celebrating with glorious strolls through Kent’s woods, villages, parks and gardens.

From Star Wars festivals to doggy days out, we’ve got 15 great ideas to keep the family entertained over the early May bank holiday.

We visited a bustling antiques fair that had everything from surgical instruments to rare Disney ornaments.

From dining at sustainable restaurants to visiting nature reserves, Kent boasts plenty of ways to help protect our planet on Earth Day.