There is still time for companies to link their name to the county town's river festival.

The National Garden Scheme has a number of stunning gardens opening this March - just in time for the beautiful spring blossoms.

New footage shows work progressing on a much-anticipated pirate-themed play park, due to open in a matter of weeks.

Step behind the scenes of one of the BBC’s best-loved dramas and tour its real-life set.

Come face-to-face with prehistoric creatures as we celebrate 30 years of Jurassic Park with Kent’s best dino-themed days out.

Beatrix Potter’s beloved Peter Rabbit is being honoured with an interactive storytime trail and exhibition in Kent.

The new exhibition explores the Christmas tradition of hoodening, which originated in the county more than 200 years ago.

From a rustic treehouse in the country to a luxury villa with an indoor beach, these are some of the most unusual places to stay in Kent.

Legoland Windsor has unveiled plans for a Ferrari-themed racing attraction that will open to car-mad visitors this year.

The team will be handing out chocolate roses at a free Valentine's Day pop-up event featuring drag performers and the Queen of Hearts.

The giant art installation featuring hand-made paper doves will be visiting a historic Kent building this spring.

Keep the kids entertained with Lego workshops, muddy puddles, a trip to the circus and much more.

Sweep your other half off their feet with a special treat this Valentine’s Day, from oysters by the sea to a VIP shopping experience.

Fill your February calendar with fantastic days out, from award-winning exhibitions to beautiful lantern parades.

Wondering how on earth you’re going to keep your kids busy while the schools are shut? We’ve got you covered with some great days out.

Award-winning artist Sonia Boyce will bring her latest audio-visual exhibition to the UK for the first time.

The Light Up Festival, with a lantern parade, colourful displays and stilt walkers, aims to bring people together and help boost well-being.

The Year of the Rabbit will begin with traditional Chinese lions, colourful parades and dancers.

A new museum galley will include objects made by the earliest humans in Kent 600,000 years ago, and feature interactive and child-friendly displays.

We’ve got some of the best places in the county to spot these seasonal flowers as they bloom throughout the winter months.