From illuminated trails to ice skating and chances to see Santa this Christmas - here's what's on this festive season across the county:

Father Christmas will be setting up a Covid-safe grotto inside some caves on the Kent coast this Christmas.

A Kent attraction will have a wishing tree to place wishes on, and the chance to catch a glimpse of Santa, as part of its outdoor festive event.

Looking for some outdoor fun that's lockdown-friendly this weekend? Here's where you can still head to within the guidelines, if you're near:

A socially distanced, drive-in fireworks display has been moved to new post-lockdown dates which will see it go ahead with a festive theme.

This weekend is the last chance to find the display plinths around a Kent town, launched to celebrate the return of Banksy's Art Buff.

Two of the county's popular attractions have confirmed they will be able to keep outdoor spaces open to visitors during lockdown.

2021 could have all the highs we missed this year. Here's our essential guide to what to look out for.

We may have missed out this year, but from festivals and foodie events to big music names and family fun, here's what's on across Kent in 2021.

A family attraction has plans for festive fun in December, which may be unaffected by the upcoming lockdown.

A painting of the Battle of Britain, produced especially for a charity that supports Dover Castle, will be unveiled at an exhibition opening

Public art, puppet shows and circus skills are all part of a week-long celebration for half term.

We've found five places to see wildlife in the county, to celebrate the return of the BBC's Autumnwatch to our screens.

Cinema managers gambled that people were ready to watch Christmas films nine weeks early in 2020, by screening Home Alone. But were they right?

A cinema which has had a revamp with new recliner seats and a state-of-the-art screen has opened - and we have two tickets to give away to try it out.

The search is on for the familiar face from children's books Where's Wally? at one of the county's attractions.

The county's first festival since March kicks off in Canterbury this weekend, bringing live arts to audiences again, with safety measures.

The largest and fastest zip-line in England and the biggest swing and outdoor climbing wall in Europe are coming to a shopping centre.

Six months of sunshine has created the perfect conditions across Kent for a spectacular display of autumn colour, according to the National Trust.

Picking your own pumpkins has become a Halloween highlight. Here's where you can head to with the family to pick yours this weekend and at half term.