An author who published her story of growing up with her drug-addict mum will be signing copies of her book.

Singer Lucie Jones is heading straight from singing the UK's Eurovision Song Contest entry to appearing in cult musical RENT in Kent.

A world-renowned band has pulled out of Kent’s biggest rock festival amid security fears.

A singer who hopes to help those experiencing mental health difficulties has had a lot of backing from big names.

Crime queen Ruth Rendell’s book A Judgement in Stone comes to Kent with a star-studded cast, but it's not whodunnit that'll keep you guessing.

Tickets go on sale for comedian Bill Bailey's shows in the county this week - but you'll have to wait til next year to see him.

A derelict building adorned with a huge Banksy is to be demolished - but not before the artwork is preserved and sold for charity.

Some big literary hitters will be at the fourth WhitLit festival, celebrating Kent's status as the Garden of England, this weekend.

Top fashion tips and advice on this season's hottest trends, will be on offer plus mini manicures, at a pop-up style studio at the shopping centre.

The influential Dr Feelgood headline this weekend's Margate Rock & Blues Festival.

Comedian Ruby Wax will be showing audiences how to "de-frazzle" with her new show during Mental Health Awareness Week this week.

Feast your Hungry Eyes and have the Time of Your Life at a drive-in screening of Dirty Dancing.

The owner of the building now adorned with a Banksy could be sitting on a goldmine - after previous works by the artist sold for more than £1 million.

Bands from across Kent and the south east will join Madness for their gig in the county this summer.

An afternoon of free entertainment, live music and family picnicking returns this May bank holiday with an annual proms in the park event.

The artist Banksy has confirmed that a giant mural of a worker removing a star from the EU flag is his work.

Canterbury Festival has announced two stars to headline this year's programme of musical events.

The campaigning journalism behind the stories of Charles Dickens is being highlighted in a new exhibition.

A theatre company, marking its 20th anniversary this summer, is starting its search for an apprentice to join its Kent-wide tour.

A Kent actor is coming to his local stage - but you may not recognise him without a wig and flamboyant frock.