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Fancy a trip to the cinema this summer? Here’s your guide to the must-see comedy, horror, action and family films coming to the big screen.
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A huge transport festival is bringing hundreds of vintage vehicles to a town centre for two days.
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It’s time to wave your flag and pick your favourites as Eurovision returns to our screens. Here’s where you can watch the Euro pop party.
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The largest fleet of Little Ships since WWII will be setting sail from Kent to Dunkirk as part of the 85th anniversary festival.
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A quirky festival boasting street food, pop-up bars, tribute acts, Reiki treatments and yoga sessions is back for its 10th year.
One of Kent’s biggest animal parks is bringing twinkling lights and colourful art installations to its 600-acre reserve this winter.
The comedian and author is giving audiences a glimpse into his unusual childhood, based on his latest memoir, My Family.
A spring craft fair with more than 120 exhibitors is returning for four days of unique artwork and live music.
The sultry 1920s musical, starring Kevin Clifton and Brenda Edwards, is coming to Kent for six nights.
There are plenty of stunning gardens open to the public this month, including Jane Austen’s second home and cosy cottage gardens.
Jazz musicians, tribute acts and disco divas are set to perform at a town’s series of open-air concerts this summer.
The Masked Singer host is bringing his new stand-up tour to fans all over the country.
Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), a riotous retelling of one of Britain’s literary classics, is coming to Kent.
Wristband-wearers can get exclusive discounts and speciality cocktails at participating venues, including the bank holiday weekend.
Mock the Week regular Milton Jones has shared a health update with fans.
The Grammy-nominated girl group will perform a one-off open-air gig in Kent later this year.
Celebrate 80 years since the end of WWII in Europe and honour those who gave their lives in battle with special events all over the county.
Spring into the first bank holiday of the month with Morris dancers, maypoles, craft beer and doggy days out.
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A star-studded literary festival will return to a Kent town with comedians, actors and award-winning authors set to appear.
Kent is bursting with brilliant castles, so why not spend the early May bank holiday at some of the county’s biggest attractions?
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