Despite the cancellation of full airshow, the world famous RAF aerobatic team will entertain the crowds above the Leas next month

X Factor boyband Union J are about to release their first single, Carry You, and they are coming to perform it at Kent's Sound Island Festival

An unusual new guest has arrived in the county - a giant stuffed walrus weighing a tonne. And he even has his own Twitter account...

A new stage adaptatation of popular BBC sitcom Yes, Prime Minister stars Kent's own Michael Fenton Stevens. He chatted to What's On about the play.

What better excuse to enjoy a tipple than English Wine Week, which starts on Saturday. What’s On found out more about some of Kent's celebrations.

Make the most of your summer in the county and across the water at Nord-Pas de Calais with our Essential Kent guide...

Maurice Gran and Laurence Marks are famous for writing TV sitcoms but now they’re writing musicals, and their latest work is coming to Kent

A major new exhibition on the exploration of the coldest place on the planet is about to open in the county

In this week's column, our resident movie buff Mike Shaw offers his thoughts on the new trend of movies becoming TV shows

Rhiannon Lawson was left spellbound by Matthew Bourne's magical new production of Sleeping Beauty at Canterbury's Marlowe Theatre

Don't miss your chance to win a great day in France with the family. And what’s more P&O Ferries will spoil you all the way...

We preview new exhibition Exploring Antarctica: The Final Expeditions of Scott and Shackleton, which is opening at the Historic Dockyard Chatham

Kathryn Tye catches up with Billy Ocean - the biggest black recording star Britain has ever produced - ahead of two gigs in the county

The 2009 world champion will be attending the DTM German Touring Car event at Brands Hatch this weekend

A famously over-stuffed walrus exhibit - weighing in at just under a ton - has arrived triumphantly at its summer home of Margate.

A lifetime in the making, the musical Carnaby Street has been a true labour of love for top music promoter Carl Leighton-Pope, as he told Kathryn Tye

Keith Hunt enjoyed some 1960s nostalgia with a performance by The Searchers at Canterbury's Gulbenkian Theatre

Organisers of this year's Folkestone's Air Show announce that it will not go ahead next month

We preview National Mill Weekend, which will see some of Kent's most beautiful windmills and watermills open to visitors...

British choreographer Matthew Bourne returns to the music of Tchaikovsky for his latest re-imagining of a ballet classic, Sleeping Beauty