From tropical havens to wildflower meadows, Kent is home to some truly breathtaking summer gardens. Here are our top picks for July.

The two-day festival will feature retro consoles, VR gaming, online tournaments, film props and cosplayers.

Enjoy toe-tapping live music, thrilling battle reenactments and a speech from Winston Churchill at a 1940s weekender.

Stunning fields of purple lavender and yellow sunflowers are expected to sweep the county this summer. Here’s where you can find them.

From exhilarating flight simulators to thrilling tank rides, there’s lots for the family to enjoy at Kent’s Armed Forces Day events.

From football legends to vintage vehicles, Kent has plenty of great days out this Father’s Day. Here’s our top picks.

Expert gardener Val Bourne shares her secrets to the perfect rose garden ahead of this year’s Hever in Bloom flower festival.

The health and fitness festival boasts two days of spa treatments, meditation, yoga classes, tarot card readings and talks.

This summer will see colourful parades, star-studded entertainment and family festivals popping up to celebrate Pride season.

Former SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton is to host a huge fitness and live music festival at a 250-acre beauty spot in Kent.

It’s in the name - the Kent Fest will bring together live bands, street food and children’s entertainers from across the county.

Whether your kids love hands-on activities, medieval castles, family theatre or being out in nature, we’ve got you covered this half term.

With beautiful woodland walks, streams and incredible views, this park is cherished by residents.

From free food festivals to spectacular flower shows, there are lots of ways to make the most of May’s final bank holiday.

The ballot is now open for the Kent Big Weekend, with free tickets and prizes at the county’s top attractions up for grabs.

The MDC+ Comic Con will feature TV and film stars, cosplay competitions and a life-size 8ft Demogorgon.

A car show displaying vintage and commercial vehicles, a GoKart circuit and an artisan market will take place over two days.

Dog owners can help raise money for animal charities by visiting one of Kent’s biggest landmarks with their four-legged friends.

Familiar faces from our TV screens will be taking on challenges and showing off their work at a four-day fair.

The retro event will see Lindy Hop dancers, vintage stalls and military vehicles set up shop at two train stations.